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LANCASTER, MAT II, 187.
Ifce Chtcsge Card or Principles.
Fh maitbr htilMnra nt ChnAOn llftVP
f fledged themselves net te employ any mau
snless be snail sign a declaration 01 princi
ples recognizing the absolute freedom of
rery workman te dispose of his labor as
'-a nleases. the absolute riant of the em-
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ifX aimer te emolev or ceasa te etnolev whom
( be cheeses, and the right of any father te
, -have his son taught any lawful trade,
" "subject only te regulation by the laws
of the land."
These conditions are net quite se severe
as they sound ; for If aay mm can dispose
of his labor as he please, he can cheese te
bind It by the rules of a labor union ; but
that union has no ether rights than these
yielded te It by its members. It must net
presume te dictate te any ether men,ann
the only advantage that the society can
justly have ever the single laborer is that
given by the voluntary yielding of all its
Bembers te the wish of the majority. By
Observing the advantigesef this system,
men may be Induced te join labor unions ;
but they cannot justly bs forced into them.
And any attempt te lay down rules limit.
Ife leg the employer of labor te union men is
an abuse of the power of union.
When differences arise between capital
and united labor, tbe readiness of the sup
ply of non-union labor usually determines
which party is in tbe right. It is therefore
of the highest importance that the author
ity of labor unions should be strictly lim
ited te the control of their own members,
who hare of their own free will n signed
tbelr rights te the control of a majority.
The same principle govern the right of
the father te have his seu taught any law.
willing and able te
ring this ability may con.
control tbe teaching te the extent
tbeir united capacity for instruction, but
they can net pretest against any man who
mayEeeflt te keep out of their combina
tion. " Black sheep" will no doubt al
wa 3 exist, hiul always be disliked by fellow
workmen, but tbey serve a useful purpose
in placing a natural check en tyranny of
El labor, just aa competition should check
the tyranny of capital.
In Chicago at present, tbe unions hae
grown se powerful that their tyranny has
become unbearable ; united labor is a geed
balance te the power of capital, but it has
been proved again and again that in bad
bands it is quite as arrogant, and much
mere dangerous.
Convicted of Blasphemy.
A remarkable trial bus just been con.
eluded at Horristewn, N. J. Charles I).
Reynolds, a quondam clergyman, was In
dicted for blasphemy, for which tbe stat
utes of New Jersey provide a penalty of
1200 line or 12 months' imprisonment, or
both. It is the first case of tbe kind eer
tried In New Jersey, although the law
dates back te the colonial days. Tbe jury
found him guilty after ene hour's deliber
ation, and he must pay a fine of $-J and
costs of the suit.
What made this trial specially no
table was tbe fact that Ingersoll,
tbe arch infidel, acted as counsel
ler Reynolds. lie made one of his
characteristic speeches, filled with "sweet,
ness aud light " and maintaining that tbe
true acceptation of blasphemy places it as
tbe highest manifestation of intellectual
liberty. It some of Ingersoll's beautiful
theories were put into practice, it would
be found that his boasted liberty would
toen become license of the rankest kind.
, J Jf the motive power of Cbristianlty, tbe
hope of something better te fellow this
life, were te be withdrawn from tbe over
worked peer, social chaos would fellow.
Ingersoll, Reynolds aud tbeir fellows
would then find hew vastly different is
theory from practice. As it is new, their
utterances de no harm, but rather inspire
Christian kutgbts te redoubled efforts te
make the world better.
KfUDblican llettenuess.
Te-day the rival Republican hosts are
met in merul combat, after a campaign
tbat bas abounded in mud-slinging that
was pruQlless as it was disgraceful. Ke
nublican venom has been einminl mim.
2$J4. Bepubiican heads, and Democrats stand
aghast at tbe vile reputations which their
.rs, m .iwmi vyvu.uva h.3 . uuu uuuiuer
li-ftr T .stAeii tt nlinsltif lha Tbirnvranv v...
Urt .- d -- vwv.uvj, nicy
.retail nnnn euch ether, and the nriuea u
ap rv , . .Vnw .
t Hiven a new illustration that when rogues
bah out. nenest uieu get a cnance ai ineir
24'jw.
'-:' It most be very humiliating te Itepuhli-
,pu. havlnfV j.nnBi.li.nrlM tn lnntf ll, nn tlm
ays si"s ww ,.. .-.w.. -, ..v
" tt men that tlipv milafc rlinnsA twt-
'rireen for official place. Thereare a few re-
C- '-utattln men amenir Uiem. but all the rest
.Si. . ......fr UtA ....ll.l.l nA.1A
aKV MSdvUUIUIUUCOV muuvi yujiwua. DuaiA-
Ilow this variety of men ever come
I the front in this community will ever
M.AaavitntiM In he a anrnriiuv. That turn tin.
IMauideua cattle dealers with no genius
,iw aevecBaeauu acirs should annual v
I'aUvldattkaMinlitlratralmane n i.i- nn.,.,.n
,,n. . -..nM.iwj, ...... WUUJ
euia eniy occur in a community where
itfotien te Republican pjllttcs euUuns
ktaen sense.
as wu iccnug ui gxea. MlULlCtiOn
(Awmearata remember that upon their
l faus be abare et the offense of nlae.
sjsjsMroaaleus officials In place in this
fOTM puaeenue Beatlaaw, nope.
It feMMrfc their tmtrtfaqr te, IbtkU-
WytMaWMMiaf Mietujrut f7i
tmtlnUMMcUeM el tte coast? whence
they come. The voter who supports them
needs net te blush for his act. The same
cannot be said for these who support the
kind of Republican candidates that come
H.n atirfara In thin ivmnt.
Is It Midsummer Msdness t
Judge Patterson has apparently net
taken tbe cooling draught suggested te him
by thO INTELLIGENCER.
lie persists in his pig-headed view of He
Hetel Lancasterllcense, and the argument,
elsewhere adduced by the hotel proprietor s
counsel, shows what a Sisyphean task It s
te attempt te com luce a man against his
will. ,
It is a little early for midsummer mad
ness, but that is what seems te be the
matter with Judge Patterson.
ItKrcnucAX beads fairly sound te-day
will be erely tattered te morrow.
Tub Camden N. J., ministers have been
enjoying a rich pasturage since tbe enact
ment of tbe marriage license law. Rev. 3. Y.
Debbin, who Uea tbe meat couple, laaatd te
average 140 a mentb, and hla annual Income
from tblt source la declared te be 10,720.
Rbv. 3. J. Sleeper makea $4,000 annually In
tbe same easy style. Tbe latter InrelsbM
dli grams te expectant couples, showing tbe
shortest read te bis beuse, Altogether, It U
said that half a dozen Camden ministers en en
Jey 125,000 per anuum through the naw mar
riage law. It ti net surprising that Pennayl
vanla clergymen pretest ajalnst tbla effect cf
the measure. Dut tbe werat feature of this
wholesale traflle In marriages la tbe number
of HI asserted unions that grew eat of It. New
Jersey should pass a law similar te that of
Pennsylvania, and desist In Its extensive
punting of the aeedaef domeatte unbappi
ness.
Therc Is murmuring In tbe local Republi
can ranks becan 3 the lien's share of political
UUce gees te LtncastrUns.
Tflr.RKls agoed deal et uneasiness ever
the news from Maine that tbe Republicans
et that state are se dtaperate In their determi
nation te secure the presidential nomination
ler Mr. Blaine that tbey even threaten te give
Maine te the Democracy If Mr, Sherman
should receive tbe nomination. In ether
words, it Is conceded that the vote of Maine
Is tbe private property of Mr. Blaine and will
be used against tbe party unless tbe party
bows down and worship him. Republican
Journals are overcome with horror at the bare
suggestion tbat their idol could be guilty of
such meanness,and they speak of the sugges
tion as an Idle t brent; but Mr. Blaine's spite
ful attack en the Seuth, when the failure et
his last presidential campaign became evi
dent, shows tbat be is net above tbe execu
tion or such a threat. Ha has aet bis heart
upon the presidency and be is tee old a man
te bear with patience another disappoint
meuL
Sesn: of these iljs tbe O'Brien sympc
thlzurs will also engage la brick-throwing.
Tnv: waes et Republican corruption will
leave some sad wreckage en the political
shore te morrow.
Lenn Scully, who owns large estates in
Ireland and about 40 (KM acres In Illinois, bas
been tbe subject et numerous bills Introduced
In tbe legislature of that state with the object
of regulating his treatment el tenants. Be
manages tbe Illinois property through an
agent, and it is openly charged that ne bas
been attempting te corrupt members of tbe
legislature te prevent the passage of hostile
legislation. It Is a strange combination et
circumstances tbat brings an Eegllsh lord
belnru a Western legislature for tbe practice
of IrUh abusea en American soil, and reveals
n attempt by tbat aristocrat te practice tbe
great American lobby act New that warn
ing bas been given there is hardly a chance
for the noble lord te control tbe honorable
representatives at Springfield, for popular
sentiment is very excitable en this question
et the control of immense tracta of our soil by
titled capitalists ever tbe ocean. Wears net
d Is posed tn de any Injustice te foreign owners
of fairly gotten land, bnt we are disposed te
Insist upon strict Justice en tbeir part and
will de all that can be done te discourage
foreign ownership.
A Livr, Democratic president is te visit
Lancaster county. Lst Buchanan's tomb be
garlauded.
uanriEr.n died nearly six years age, and
a claim by a Washington undertaker for
1,693 for services at the funeral was dis
allowed yesterday. Are republics ungrate
ful ?
PEBSONAL,
VnKvci.scT has declined te form a French
ministry.
Pahnkll Is said te be sutierlng from the
fatal llrluhi's disease.
RnuF.nT Leins Htevkssex ssya tbat
There.au whispers what Walt Whitman
bawls.
Jehn C. Latham, a Naw Yerk banker,
baa Mbcted a f 10, 0W) monument te the Con
federate dead.
IlAMCKit B. K. Jamisen, with bis two
sons, are en a tally-be trip through the in-terln-
of tbe Mate.
STKPHE.vGiiiAnn's 137th birthday anni
versary was nttingly celebraUd at Ulrard,
college, Philadelphia, en Friday,
Profs. C. A. Youne, Llbbey and MeNelll,
of Princeton college, will head a aclentltlc
expedition te Hussla te enw-rve tbe total
eclipse of tbe aun en Augnat 19.
Kx'H'isi.vu Jee, the famous guide and
interpreter nt Arctic expeditions, 1. suppred
te have been teHt at sea near Marble Island,
where be went in a wbale beat t) sell deer
meat te whaling vessels.
Kkv I)n. N C. PcHAKFPKn, principal of
the Keysmne State Nermal school, bas de
cided net tn accept trie ptaltlen of principal
el a university at Wicbna, Kansas, but will
remain In Kutz'ewn.
Dn TiieviAs, new assistant bishop of
Kitisas, who was renowned In Yale and after
bis graduation aa a cbeaa player, anddenly
gvve up bis favorite game. Asked the rea
son ter his conduct, be said : " I found tbat 1
took ae much Interest In the game that when
1 was beaten It aroused in me feelings that 1
could net conscientiously entertain.
m
A Pointer Fer Ambition, itarglaxs.
The New Yerk correspondent of tbe Phila
delphia Times thus discourses of the great
metropolis as a desirable elty for mob te
plunder, and also tells us that no sate new
manufactured Is protection against burg
lara:
A gentleman whom I met this afternoon,
eniiiiiieritliig en tbe purchase by Tiffany
ter 180,000 franca or tbe French crown Jewels,
made tbe remark tbat there is mere
treasure stored In the city of New Yerk
tban tn any ether city of tbe world. Fer
two reasons," aald be, "It Is the meat valuable
city te sack. In tbe llrat place a great amount
of all seria of treasure bullion, diamonds
and precious stenea of all sorts la atemd
la safe, which any expert burglar em
open In naif an neur with, appliances wbiei
can be carried In tbe vest puuaet." He aald
that a man could carry In bla vest pocket tbat
which could open any safe new In use. It
deea net require an expert mar, either," aald
ha "Yeu can de it; anybody can de lu"
Then tbla gentleman went en te demonstrate
clearly bow it could be done. Be aald there
Is no security in safea and the only way la te
have valuable guarded by a watchman. lie
said this Is the iesen ler tbe growth of
these great sa'euepeait companies. He tban
illustrated it by a Ing tbat a vial et nltro nltre nltro
gljeirlue, wltu a percussion cap and a email
piece) el putty, was all tbat waa ntOMaary
te de tbe work en any safe new mauufao mauufae
tuitd. Cel. Duffj te Enunalu lb PresMsat.
from tbe Philadelphia Pru.
Colonel Jsme. Dun will en'ertaln his
friends of tbe Farmers' elub ea June 9 at
Marietta. The beat will have the honor of
entertaining Praaldeat Cleveland and sev
eral of bla cabinet en tbla oerasioa. Tbe
Washington dslegatles will leave ler this
eityNMaUrleiteiaaspsusjafti ietas.
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Ills Heal Mama Ii William F. Codj-!em Ac
count at lllin.
Millions of people have seen William F.
Cedy, otherwise familiarly knewn as Buflale
Bill, and perhaps as many mere have beanl
of blm, as the name of BuIUle Bill Is a sort of
household word, among a generation et boys
and men also, who have been boys with a wild
dealre at sometime et their Uvea cf going
Westand emulating Buffalo Ktll.and aborting
as many et the bovine, species i he has Mlnci
tbe arrival nt ltulUIn Bill la England In tbe
mentb et Marc'.i, lT, where be has gene
with bis Wild West show, many a
wit beside the artist or Puck bai had
the chance t sharpen bis Intellectuality
tn tbe ccmla line; among ether witty
sayings we find one which sys "s things
new leek It will be very rtlmeu'.t for HutUle
Bill te escape being knighted at let bolere
becomes back te this ceuutry" as the adula
tion extended te him by some et the most
high nobility la somewhat netab'r, psperlally
te tbe American public- The resident A men
cans In England tee,re lionizing him, follow
ing the example set by the Kngllsh Among
tbe many Inflations bxtemled te him wns
one from the governor el the bntc et Eeg
land through Cel Gtvrge Wbea'en, el
Cbicige, te Mslt that institution ou aglveu
day. Btitlale Hill and Cel. Wbea'en w ere re
ceived by governors W. W. Cjllett and W.
Ltddesiialh, Cashier K Mty, ami Secretary
U. Clubb, aud ere evritl ihreiuh the
vaults Aa linuune crowd collected at
the principal entrance, and when
HutUle Kill came out it n next te
Impossible for Urn te reach his cab.
He vllled the Prince of Wales at Marlber.
eugh house and w received with tuucb
cordiality. BiitHIe Bill has ever beeu a man
of preiuluence, having been eelteted te serve
tbe public In various polilletl positions, but
bis main notoriety lias et-u e-iiuevea in tue
purtult which bai given blui tbe name be la
better known by tUau hisewula lly name.
Be claims te batesbet tuore buffaloes than
any man ever living has or ve will, fie
has pursued them ever the Western plains
and tbe marshy places in wblca tbe Bulltle
Is addicted sometimes te wallowing In tbe
mud and shallow water. His Ufa bas been
hundreds et tlmia in jeeiardy, when tbe
powerful brutes have, at limes, turned In
mad rage upon blm, and tbe average small
boy would be entertained te tbe height of hta
ambition by a rehearal et his various hazird hazird
eus adveuturta limUle BUI has been a
resident et tbe West nearlv all his life, and
there Is no incident of Western life with
wblcb he Is net familiar. He was tbe eectirt
of tbe Grand DukeAIexUef Hut-la, in his
buffalo bunts when a tour et this ceuutry
was made by him.
AASJt IH I.I. MliHB.
Ill Winners and Limn el Yesterday-lxtrell
Keep. Up a Lively f ace.
The League games of yesterday were : At
Philadelphia : Chicago 5, Pnlladelphla-i ; at
Waablogten : Detroit 11, Washington 1 I at
Bosten: Bosten S, Indlanapella T ; at New
Yerk : New Yerk 10, Pittsburg 9.
Tbe Association games resulted as fellows
yesterday : At Cincinnati : iUltiiuere 1G,
Cincinnati G ; at St. Lculs : ML Leuis 15,
Brooklyn 9 j at Cleveland : Athletlci 10,
Cleveland 3; at Louisville (twelve innings):
MeuO, Louisville 8.
Jee Uerbardt wen the gamn for tbe Mets In
Louisville yesterday by making a timely hit.
He also did weudertul work at second.
O'll'lt-n, left fielder of the Mel?, had eleven
put outs.
Mulamany hed three two base hits cil
Carutbets yetterday.
At Allenteivn jeaterday Alteena was. de
feated by l.Jte7 ; at WlllU.nspert, Soranten
bad tbe worst of it by G te 5, and In llraalerd
tbe home team lest te Wllkebbarre by 9 te 3
Manager Watklns, et Detroit, thinks the
Philadelphia club did net make the big
eflera for bis players In geed filth.
Yesterday the Phillies put LSiMlan at short
and Cuslck at second. The latter lest the
ga'ne for them,
Cnarley Nbay, of the Alteena, bad a home
run yesterday.
Chicago wen without Ansen yesterday.
Daly played UrsL
Miss Helen Dauvray, the actress, who is a
great lever of bus bli, baa a miniature model
of the " Ureclau Lev lug cup," which she In
tends te present te tbe successful nine of the
League and American Association baseball
ciuba winning tbe ennant of tint season of
IS-iT, In tbe series of games plaved oil by the
two winning cluba. The cist of the cup will
beteOU, Itt. nearly a foethigb, aud made
of aelld silver. The exterior will be artMl",
ally done tn repeiuae work, and three blgbly
ornamental baudlea will curve out and ex
tend nearly te tbe feet of the rup. There
will be three apacea betweeu the handles.
One will ceutalu a full view of tbe diamond
held and tbe players In pcMltinu. The second
will represent a single batter bitting at one of
Welch h curves, and the third will be a shin
ing surface te record tbe name of the winning
club and date.
The Detroit management bas no love for
the Philadelphia club, because the latter
yeted for ibe guarantee Hi stem Instead of
allowing vialting clubs a percentage of re
ceipt. Yeung Sales, of Qarriahurg, is doing some
terrific work with tbe Mick for Wilkesbarre,
Naab, Tate and Johnsten, tbe trio who went
te Bosten Ireui Richmond, are playing great
bell.
It Is believed that Detroit may strike a
snag in Boaten.
Mike Kelly has been a gnat addition te
uosten. lne piavers nave great cenuueuce
in blm, and hla influence la always feiu
Charley Baatian seems te be batting very
nam.
Brledy, of the Detroit, Is almost as bread
a long, but Is a geed player.
Dally had two nema ruus for Cblcige yes
terday. There Is new some talk of Al Keach going
en second base, hla old poaitleu, te help the
ctuD out. ai is new a ricn and uiguinea
man, but hla friends would like him te try
bla luck again. The ether owners of tbe
club say they will give him 2u0 per game If
he plays.
it is new reported that Ven Der Abe wants
an interest in ine Atiiieueciuu.
The Athletics found something they could
Deal vesterday, and it was net aurum.ettber,
In order te place Teny Mullane In per.
manent retirement, or at least te com mm
under control et tbe Cincinnati club, he has
been placed en the reserve list with a salary
et 1600 a year, and will net be allowed te
pitch lu any game, 'in have released him
would have made It possible for some, ether
eiud wanting bis services te arrange te nave
bla disability removed. Ah it la new, he is
supposed te be permaueuliy retired ireia tne
profession.
jtmUaM nnr MUTMa,
Baiu IntsrMiliig News Concerning tb flajars.
Tba Hsaseq Drawleg te a GIem.
One of the greatest surprise, of tbe week In
amusement clrclea waa the announcement
tbat W, H. Cleveland bad retired from the
management of McNtsh. Jehnsen it Nlaviu'a
minstrel company, Mr. Cleveland aajs:
" I waa discharged because I would net tole tele
ra e tbelr Interference with my duties as
manager. I attached them ter back Balary,
and get it Teej .till ewe me ever 3,000."
Over a nuarter nf a cuiurv bas nluraMd
ainee tbe Hrat production, and ytt " Uncle
TeuVe Cabin " bas cleared many thousand
of dollars for various mauager. Ibis season.
J. B Polk, et " Mixed Pickle fame, baa
arranged with Barney McUauley'a widow te
play The Jersey iu.q next season.
tour Ibeelrealn Han Francisce yawn for
(sKlswOtiaV
W. J. Bosnian closes bis season la Hartferd
te-night, ilia receipt up te date areUu-
Matt Oebler, formerly of this city, la nnw a
' Dr." and proprietor with a medicine abew.
lie bas a large company of people and thav
travel in thelrewn cars, giving ifermaiiee
in test with two ring. Matt always was a
BJUBilSTi
Te adTtrUM ala minstrels Lew Deck'
vaeferaawga Msa.ieaaJag three shea. The
background la black aM the letters are gilt.
Oeenra G. Mlln, tbe tragedian, la lecturing
en ' Henry Ward Bseehar, His Llfe.end
Hervtcea."
Tire New Yerk Mirror continues te
11 mast " tbe play piratea with geed eflecL
lluttale Bill's cowboys are mashing tbe
Eegllsb servant girls.
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A rew Kaclpes That Wilt ba Appreciated t.
the Turin? tleuMWlla,
Mary Wlnrhcter In Country Uentleman.
Coceauut Cracker Pudding. Rell tbrce
common crackers tine aud add one quart of
milk heated te scalding, aud let them soak
while you beat tbe yelks of three eggs with
three quarters of a cup of sugar. Mix with
the cracker aud milk, and add a cupful of
grated fresh, coeoanut. then the well beaten
whites et the. eggs. If cnoeanuts are net In
season the desiccated (Metropolitan brand
may be used, but should be soaked with tbe
crumbs ami milk. A email piece of butter
may be added, but the pudding la geed with,
out tt ; salt. Bake lu a moderaleeven, as tbe
foamy white of egg which risen te tbe top la
llkelv te brown before tue rest of thepuddiug
done. An hour la reasonable time te
'low.
Fannle'a Kaverlte. Beil one pint of njltk In
a farina kettle and add two even tablespoon tablespeon tablespoen
fulls of corn starch wet with a little cold milk
aud two heaping tablespoentuls or grated or
desiccated coceanuL While that la thicken
ing beat the yelks et two egVs te a cream with
htlt a cup of sugar and let It cook with tbe
corn Btaxchatultiutner two Beat tbe whites
of the eggs stilt with the Dever and add te
the bet preparation, with salt te season and
une-third teaspoeulul et aullla. Rsmove
tbe kettle from the bet part of the stove and
aUr and beat till tbe beaten whites are Incor
porated Inte the pudding and tbe whole
seems light. Coel and serve In a glass dish
with sllcea of sponge rake tn accompany IC
Tapioca Coeeanut Pudding Soskonecup Seskonecup Soskenecup
tulot tapioca ever night; In the morning
pour off any water that may net have beeu ab
sorbed ; add one quart of milk and let them
beat together. Add the yelks of four eggs,
beaten with one cupful of sugar, two table
spoensful of grated coeeanut and a little salt.
Hake halt an hour, or till dena Beat tbe
whites with two tab'eipoensful of piwdered
sugar, aud add two tbtepoeiiaul et tbe co ce co
eoanut ; spread eer the pudding aud brown
lu the eveu.
Coceauut Merlngue I'lO. t.ltie a deep pie
plate with a geed pvtte. that the yelks of
three eggs with a tableepoenful et sugar, add
two Ublespoeululs et grated eoeoanut, milk
enough te till tbe dish, and a little salt and
nutmeg. Bike In an een net tee het. Beat
the three bites ou a large platter, with a
wblik or silver fork, adding halfacuptul of
powdered sugar, a ltm at a time. Wben
ry still, spread tbe fronting ever the cus
tard, aud return It te a quick even te brown
dellcately.
Apples with Coeeanut, for Tea Fill a
baktiig-dlsh with apples, peeled, cored and
quartered, sprinkle tliem with sugar aud
grated eoueaniH anil the Juice el a lemon, If
convenient, if tbey are le" very Juicy, add
hair a leacupml of water. Fit a plate closely
ever them, aud set tbe dlah Inte a pan of het
water aud haxealewlj lu the eveu till they
are clear and lender. Very nice, eaten cold
with cream.
uun.sr a.vu ceniuAL
Omaha lite " It Is meet and drink that Is
depriving many a family et feed."
Texas Sittings "Among the Zulus
young people tight and get married. Uere
they get married and right."
New Haven ..Yfirs -"Sweet thlncs are
generally silcky. That Is the reason se many
men Vet attlnk' nn nrnttv ilrl"
Richmond Stale " The eight hundred
dollar fan of the queen of Italy dea net raise
any mere wlud tnau a palm leaf article 'two
for 0 cents,' "
Richmond Dispatch "Abolish poverty
and divide prepsrty equally and nobody
would have a tbeusand dollars. Noeody,
therefore, could own a house of any n'.zi or
pay for building one."
Athens (Ga.,) B(i?inertrfcAifiii " Most
of tbe Georgia papers believe that Mrs. Clev e
land Bbeuld have a second term. It will be
remembered that Mrs. Cleveland has net
served out a full term."
" Laura," said Mrs. Parvenu, en the hotel
plazzt, te her daughter, "Laura, go and ask
thelraderef thm orchestras te play 'sym
pathy from Meddlejehn' ever again. It' a
such an awful favorite of mine and your
father's, tee I"
Chicago Tribune '"I don't careanytblng
about tbe rise in the price of coffee. Daru
the cell te! What I waul te knew,' said the
restaurant proprietor anxiously, as he stepped
at the wholesale grocer's te make some In
qulrlea, 'is weather cblccery and dried beana
have gene up auy or net."
A Frezen Chestnut.
The usual spring outburst against the price
of Ice has set in. This time the campaign
opens in Buffalo. A reader cf the Buffalo
C'emmercutl sends Is the following touching
lines:
"Icemin, spire ear puryte.
It Use no- your prte-s bUher;
leu re making nia-Wra wer.e,
'thus freezleg ent each buver."
w. Eds In Chlpchise ere 9. Charles St, lUlte,
JIJ.. writes: " 'or euro nf sprains and Initial
matlnns I regard salvation Oil a sure turn."
L'-e Hr llud'a Cough syrup and de net dis
turb tbe preacher aud congregation with your
cough.
Hl-KOIAL AOriOAA.
AUUEAT DlaCO VE1U. "
The greatest dUcevery of the nineteenth cen
tury U Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription for sick
headache, which U the discovery of an eminent
physician aud used by hlin for ever thirty years
before elvlng It te the nubile, and It sum da te
day without a rival, bead advertisement in
another column.
A Bad SfUlertnn.
Is te raise a nlce family et boys and girls
and then have them carrlts
leu into an earlv criw
by that terrible dl si-.no Consumption, lltx a
the warnliiKund cht-ck It In Its first stages by
the prompt ush of hemp's Ualsiun for the Thteal
and Luiiks, warranted te cure and relieve all
cases. Price auu. and II. ter sale by II. "
Cochran, druggist. Ne. Ml North queen struct,
rvtei UMr. (3)
Rueadan Atniea SaUva,
The Best Salve in tbe world for Cut, ttmUea,
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Kheuni, fevar Sere, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cares Piles, or no pa)
required. It I guaranteed te give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price 26 cents per
box. rer sale by H. a. Cecnran, Urnggist. 117
nd lis North Queen street. Lancaster. Fa.
UT. JACOBS OIL
IN EVEUY SECTION.
NEW II AMI'S IIIIlK Mr. L. J.PMKSr. Ilur
ham, New Uampshlre, was mulcted with Uhen
mails m for many twenty vu.ra. He tried St
Jacobs Oil the ureal ceuquerer of pxln-and
waa completely curtd.
MASSACHUiJETTS.-Mr J D. KINHSLRY,
Rerretary Hely cress Lelltge Uymna.lam, Wor Wer
cester, atss icba.etu writes " every member
et our Club speaks of St. Jateus Oil as the best
cure they have ever used."
NEW YOBK. Hen.THitM S.S I.. JAMES, late
Postmaster Ucnnral of tbe United Slates, sa) a;
" 1 concur lu endorsing at. Jacobs Oil."
rKNNSYLVANI.-Mr K. W. SPAVGLEB,
Publisher Yerk, Pennsylvania, Daily, states
that Pi auevereslUckef Neuralgia, by satura
ting a piece el fUnriel with et Jacobs Oil the
great pslnrure-anii rubbing thn part affected
uucauuly, ha was permanently cured,
OHIO.-llnn. tIKIMah l. YnUfJ, ex Gov Gov
ereor et uhl , states that he suffered for years
wlib lihtumatlaw, and wa cured by St. Jacobs
OIL
KE.NTUCKY-tr R. 8. W1TIIKHR. of Kalr
lawn Stock rarm. Lexington, Kenluuky. wrltet;
"n mjseir, my men, and my horses I use St.
Jacobs ull ler aiht and pains. It cures."
INOIANAIlnn. DANIEL W. VOOItUKKS,
II 8 Senaiorfreiu Indiana, stys : "St J scebs
Oil gave me lustaatanveus relief. A rtinarkable
remedy."
IOWA.-Hen G. W.UAYYLETr, State Legls
tuns. Waterloo, Iowa, says: "1 consider at.
Jacobs OU tbe greatest remedy ever used."
MAHVLA.ND.-Hei. M. W. erKUIT. State
Senater, 'lowaen, Maryland, writes i "lhada
severely Spiatued Knee and Inflammatory
Itneuuiatlsm for six weeks. 1 tied St. -lucubs
i ill, and It net only gave limuedl ite rullel te the
Sprain, but It cuied me of every symptom et the
Jtbeumatliiu."
VIKGINIA-Mr. A. U. SIIAWVEIt, Cove
Creek, Carewell Ce, Virginia, writes : ' 1 was
foraleugilmea grout sutferer with backache
troubles. Iinally I tried St Jacob Oll-the
great pain rollover externally, and It cared
me."
CALIFORNIA. A leading insinher of tbe
Olympic Club, San rranclsce, California, tee
txxteiiulppeaathlutlacluli la America. said te
a rrpuru.re! rdiiVis Frauciice (Mil: "Hi.
Jacobs Ull Is the surest pain dtstruyer. I
would bet ou It against tbe world,"
rrtcnfiiiinU'Wl,U au(1 Ue,r everywhere.
TIM CBASLM A.VLI00.,BalUsaa;,
nmw ad 'xnrnKitxitn
K. CALDWELL A CO.
The
' Ekegren
Watch.
Incomparably (he 11 neat hlh-gt-Aile
timekeepnr In exist
ence. The performance of every
1-kegren Watch is puuran- ..tivmutf
teed te be perfectly accurate.
An invoice of Ladles'
and Gentlemen's sires, In
exclusive styles of antique IVrWiimm'f
casings and dialings, just .
received per S. S. Lord
Cough.
Each movement Is made
te the special order et
Messts. Caldwell Ce., Gnaranttcit.
sole agents in America for
the maker.
J, E.
CALDWELL
&G0.
SOLE
AHER1CAN
AGENTS
002 Oheatnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW STOCK, AND SKtV HTYLK OF
Canes, OntuKe Weed, Kugltsh llazel, lUrn lUrn lUrn
boe, Ac , at ail prices
DkatUTH'S CIO All STORK,
1U But king Street
Telephone Cenneetlnn. lalVWAWUtfil
JUSTUKCEIVKI) A lUNDSOMK LINK
of scotch nd II eiiui Spun suiting tn Stripes
and Platds. Kullre nw destgus Itlack aud
Hum eerges. Clay lMKenal, llinneckburn,
MscgrenKer and NeKlegee chevletj, Ju.t lh
thing fur sninmer war. Elegantly made and
Trluiuitd. lVrlwitnu "iltu Innu up.at
KU3k.3ThI,TltK TAll.OK,
37 North Uucen Street.
M
YKKS A RATUt'ON.
FOR TOUR IKSPECT1W
The Nicest Assortment of
Ready-Hade Clothing !
-AT TI1E-
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
ME.V3 riUNCK ALDBKT SUITS,
J1K.VS KASUIOHAULE CUTAWAY SltTS.
ME.S'a TASTY BUSISLsS SUITS,
MEN'S SUITS
toil tVEUYDAY WEAR.
TUK OUEATkST VALUE AT TUE LEAST
COST.
Yeunis'surrs,
In All Stylej, All Celers and All Prices.
eirniy squABB-cuT sick suits,
TOUrilS' SCHOOL SUITS, All Prices.
BO! S' DRESS SUITS,
BOYS' ftCUOOL SUITS, at Bettem Prices.
It win be te viiir adrantaire te examine our
Bleck. Yeu' I save money by baying or us.
Myers & Rathfon,
LEDIU CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KLNO STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
e
PEN KVEHY EVEN INO.
Bosten Stere,
26 AND 28 NORTH QDEEN ST.,
LANCASTEB, PA.
(Uetween I'osteftlce and Centre Square )
HAVE YOU SEEN
OnrUKAUTirUL SATINESatllHc a yard,
nnr HNDSOMB SBEKSUCKEUS at ewe,
UHc., and 16c. a yard.
Our riNE CBEAU SEEBSUCKEUS at 6c a
yard.
SUM MEB SILKS at!5j a yard.
Our Levely Assortment of
SPRING DRESS GOODS
At Such LOW I'HICBS that will make yen won
der hew we dolt.
Our La'ge Assortment of
WHITE DREaS GOODS and Everything New
In CBEAM DKs.33 QOOKtt.
Our
Large Asiertment of
dren's
Ladtes' and Chll-
SPRING HOSIERY.
Our Large Stock of
LADIES' JERSEYS.
Oar Special Uargalns la 1JLACK 1IBNBI
TTAB OurSpsclal Indacements In HLACK SILKS.
Hivfl Ycu Ever Seen Oar Stere ?
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
Stere Open Every Events',
pKNHIO.SH.
SOLDIERS who were disabled from wounds.
Injury, rupture, exposure, piles, deafness, or
who were. In consequence eflhalr military ser
vices, incai acltaied for manual labor, whether
from wounds or disease, are entitled te psnakiB.
WiDOWs, miner children, and dependent rsl
alive of soldier who died of eUa'.llltte eon
tmcted In the service, are entitled te pension,
aiidby Act of Congress of Jan. SA la7, soldiers
of the Mexican War are also entitled te psaslens.
lNCUKAsk. Thousand, of MaVners are en
titled te a hivherraUng. Nefssj wwle-ssnects.
ful. Can refer te many succeaslul elalmama.
Beldters. It will oest jea neUn te wrlta me,
aud ma, gm.
BMW ADrMHTJBMtlKtm.
. S.V . ..-. W.4VVS
UPRIMO, Ha7.
A Hew Departure ler Lancaster In Fine Tat Tat
ertng. Importing Otrecttiem the beat makers
i. ''aa Woellens. 1 have i nit received through
the Bo-ten custom house, a large Involee of Uiy
own Importation of,
SUITINO. TU8OV.RaOATI-0 A.
The like of which, ter stile and qnalltv.has
never bism equaled In this cttjr, aud cauuei be
sunwed
A sp-clsl luv Itatlnn Is hereby extesdnd te all
tnwant of epiing llanmmts te call earl and
secure t'lmlce I'.U terns Wnrkmanshlp the vury
beat and prices lower than ever.
II UKHHAKT,
marCT-lyAU Ne North Dueen street
T a (UVl.KK.V CO.
Summer Dress Heeds I
Light Colored Crinkles, i.c t real
value, 10 te UK eta.
Cream Colored Crinkles, 5c.
Striped Sterstickers.
American aud Terle '! Nelr Ulng.
hams.
Scotch and French Zephyrs.
rigurtd llatlstnanl I.Iikiim
American and 1 runeh Satlues.
fast t'je lllack Satlnis aud Dress
Linings.
WhltUnnd Knibretdf red tares.
White Kmbruldered llebes, Cham
bray llebes,
llargalns In Summer Sllki and alt
kinds et Silks.
AarCheap for Cash. Ceine and scu
goods and prices.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
Me. SB Baat KIdr Btreet,
LANCASTER, PA.
IALVCK OP FASHION.
Jersevs
-AT
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KINO STRE iT,
LA.NCASTKK, I'A.
H.1001U80I.1) ATWUOLESALE)
A Second Let of these Wonderful
FIFTY-NINE CENT JERSEYS.
All-Weel Henc'n Clnth, Deuble Ceat Hark
Pleat, laced In Otltnman llk. They are the
b-t bargain nvr offered te the public anil are
8KLL1NU rAaT.
A NLW LOT Ol'
Black and Colored Boucle Jerseys,
An accnmalatlen of odds and ends, formerly
sold at SI u and 11 a, reduced te Tic.
Our Kmbreldnrid Vnat Jersey (worth C30))
We have sold an Immense let et them already,
and still they are going fit at 94c. apiece.
These Imported Engllth Jerseys which we re
duced loll f7m vury nearly all sMd (they are
werth3Maplec). Uclenuatll&T
TUE OliEATKlT THING Of ALU
The Jersey whlh we sell at SSi you cannot
Day as gefsi any wnere less man 91 'ix
All-'
(Mil
coat back, et n"t matertni and
sell made.
e
doubt tbey are a UAUUAIN.
ONE MORE)
A let of Kins Worsted Jersevs lth embrel
dered vest fronts, ri- hiy embroidered, only 1 S3
All sizes In White and Itud Kmbreldery.
PompsdeurJercvs,ll.!,ll a, ll.ss, II.9J, plain
and beaded.
Gauze Underwear!
We Heat the Recerd and sell the Hest Bar
gains ever offered In Ladles' aud Gents'
HALUIUGUAN OAl'.C L'.NDEHWK AK.
Yeu Muit Come and -See Oar
TWENTY-riVECEXT UALURIQGAN VESTS.
Yeu cannot buy them anywhnra else under
40 Lents. Ladles' aud Gents' Leng or Sheit
sleeves.
One Ix.tef Fine I.NDl V G AU.E VPST3. Lew
Neck and Jersey Sleeves, worth Mc ; 2&u apiece.
8EK THE ELEGaNT
Swiss Embroidery Skirting.
rortyflve Inch Wlde Kmbreldery, worked 3
Inches, at 7c a yard.
Parasols and Sunshades.
The Best Assortment and Lewest Prices.
ALL WE ASK
Is for yen tn reue and see them and COM
PARE OUR PRICKS and you are sure te buy
from us rannv Ivery, Celluloid, t liver and
Geld Handled Umbrellas ;
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
TELEPHONE I
AVAII Order by Mall
Attention.
will Receive Prompt
r 4 Ann tmwritr
T3AHNUM COMKH AND OOEN, DUT
WHEN WE TELL YOU THE SALES
OP TUK
SG CENTRE SOUAKK
Tea, Coffee and Grocery Stere,
Have doubled In seven weeks von may
think we are here te stay. This shows
very p alnly that w have the confidence
or cur customers, duralmls tekeep the
best In quality at prices as low as the
lowest.
VMlve ns a call and you will net re
gretlt.
JOHN A. CLARK,
98 CENTKK
SQUARE.
mar&tfdAw
TTO-KO 8A.YJ?.
Gumption, Grit and Greenbacks
Have been combined te make ear Bargain In
Tea. Coffees and Groceries unequalled an,d un
approachable. We are building wide, and deep,
and strong en the Itockef Commercial Integrity,
almlngsvodeby ethersaswe would have them
de by ns
Baser' Choeolate.l8c cake J Nelsen's or Coxe's
Gelatine, Ise i Imported Macaroni, ISa package,
or S for sac i Vermicelli. )!', Sfnr ssai Edam
Perelgn Cheese, sue i Pine Apple, una i White
Wlnaand Cider Vlnegar.exly I Se gallon) Beef
staaf and at. Geerge's Brand Tomateea la gl
reduced te ise tar. .
klastle March. TMe pickse e i Quaker and
Weed' mess starch, 7fce I Eagle Brand Con
densed Milk. 16.
Miller's Borax and Rising Sun Snap. 6s cake :
(Heine, Babbltuand Ivery Soaps emy Se cake t
Bat ad
eegara, 4L . Ms eta. and te for Granulated.
IUU
CerTi
at laiasisi .sana id ci per neuna.
Wa an STertug special Bargains lu Teas
.ml mvm still artvlns! ehecka
aarJapaneae gaes and Fancy Cards given
away.
ATCLABKE'S OBI01NALTEA ANDCOfriX
Sl'OBE.slaMWe.tKlAgSt,
aVTeJAtMOMOMSMwM.
etMW ABrMMTMMMtim
L.
UARHMAM m BRO.
Special Prices 1
iiKtiigirAUTKKsreK
Grand Array e the Rcpeblic
Indigo Blue Suits
At SJ00, 10.00, tSCO. novo and tiioe.
LAUQRST ASSORTMENT.
SPECIAL LOW l'UICKS.
ALLOUHLANOASTIK MAKE.
This time we havajnitthathtngthatls wanted
In IU) t' and Children's suits at talalluin el the
l.". T?.'L,".,00,1 " """' worth butlB-.
Nothing like litem baa ever been sold, and our
print cannot be approached by any ether heusa
In the city.
Prices Werth Knewing.
Heys' Scheel Sulla at SUA, SI 7S and II DO.
Ilov ' llrrss Suits at S3 Su, St l, SLDO, S3 00, tt 80,
Cnimrnu'aeuits at ll.U, 11.75, 11.00, SIM, moo,
tw.tH)and se ie. -,-,
Prices within thn revrh of everybody.
Iluyera who wish te leap thnbeneaiofaehelce
of stylus should net fatl te call early.
L. GAMSHAN & BRO,
Merchant Tailors.
UANCrACTUKKRS or
Meu's, Uets and ChlMrcn's CleUlag,
S. K.COB.N. yUBKN A OUANUE STS,
LANCASTER PA.
sTTbn Chenpest (and Eicluslve) Clothing
Heme In the City.
XTKW YOKK HTOHK.
" Still
They Come."
WATT & SIAND,
6, 8& 10 EAST KING ST.,
LANCASTEB, PA ,
Hare recehed a Dezen New l'at'.einitn
I'LAID DRESS GOODS
At lie a Yard, made te sell at tic.
i-t-Inch Small Check
DRESS GOODS
ttc a yard, worth Sic
34-Inch Checks and Mixtures In
BILK AND WOOL DKLSS GOODS,
J'Xes yard, former piles, sec.
One Case or PRINTED PONGEES,
9 Cent a Yard, thought Cheap at 13X Cents
SPECIAL UARGA1.VSIN
Summer Silks.
At !J, 3 3TX and 50 cts. a yard.
Sttpner sea's ffi-Inch lllack aad White
SWISSSUUMEU SILKS,
Ti Cents a latd. Imported te sell at 1101.
KLEO ANT SUMMER SILKS,
C'H Cent a Yard, Regular Price, 7J Cent.
si Inch All silk
HLACK SURAH DIESl SILKS,
OnlyTSca Yard.
CUE AM WOOL DUKS3 GOODS,
All Popular as Ever.
CUEAU CASHMERES, CltEAM .iKUGES,
CREAM TRICOTS,
CREAM DIAGONALS,
CREAM CAMEL'S HAIRCLOTH,
CREAM JERSEY ALBATROSS,
In Great Variety at Loweat Prices.
New Yerk Stere.
ca
1NA MA1TINO.
ChinaMatting.
Anether Csrn of Chnlce Mattlrg sold at Suc
tion In New Yerk en Wednesday et this wetk,
enables us toein-r
Fine Qualities and Choice Styles. .
White and Faney Matting-,
Beamteaa and Damaak Mattinga,
At one-third less than Regular Prices. and
Lewer than ever before sold for same qualities.
A Special DUceunt te purchasers by lha roll of
40 ) aids.
Ooeoa and Napier Mattlnga.
Linoleum and OH Oletna.
EAGER & BROTHEB,
Nea. 25 St 27 Weat King 8t ,
LANCASTEB, PA.
Window Shades. .
-We are carrying a Large block nf WINDOW
SHADES and all theneetstaiy rlilURKB. and
are prepared te de all kluda of Shade Werk, In
eluding
STORE SHADES,
Promptly
LOW PBI
aed
In a Satisfactory Manner, at
ICES.
Standard Oil Shading.
UKC A YARD.
LargieStoek Beady-Made SbadM.
SUndard Oil Shading, Best Hand. Made Shad
ing, Bleg's seeUsh Hollands aud Uomeslle llel
lanes. In all eniers and widths, frlngis snd
UrnamenU te Match.
4W Best Make Spring Fixture?.
Hager & Brether,
Nea. 26 7 Weat Kin. St.
LANCASTER. I'A.
niKCUALKONTK.
The Chalfonte.
Passenger Elevator aad Other Modern Im
provements. Ocean End or North Carolina Ave.
ATLANTIC ClTs. If. J.
E. ROIIrVT. SONS. Syl0a4
.-i. Se.rth-
fr.'3
.-. -T;m.
,:.wf.. .
-' .vswt jT'irw.
'"I i w ?t siCr
W,.Ir.v.'rlVifc-..K ft.
t&sm
irJj. a'M-'jftjfej&, 4:jgM-si-
t