ffPIIW1 ?w wwg5gngr!st itW V' "-? -T K" - -; THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 18BT. Tr mmmmmmmmmmmmB9mSMX7 I?' & & m r-tv ' t& m BLl'HailaV MMNHM'MiaHiBltA iS 'Vn. AfJsSmBSmnmm BLASjma Mm. -.ffi ajSwmBajsmaw assvaa K?T.? pMV im stsvij ssb sm. tin. . flpflS?' il IB iS.ffi J" J-BTSfcr Si 19 JaSS $8 s& hHE.., IB 19 39 9" 8 " ..KIKTm... IBh iuic . ; ;,TTes tmLi wBr-J.-. tj..iu wmim fivauT inwuinnevT 'mMMM varr Wwmmmut Meraisn. 'ItjHWaiai sussea am ism, suss t , . :pSs.,rr4"n' JjmmsiwiB isiiBTTrASTetras - ssnsn abb esmnar. iUiMmenumsi U 'fjtmmim si i i rsur-swiw .MWi.t earn DmLLMaVOnL f,- ; Mraanaaaeer aelMias, isasansr. ra. ir.-A. ...... ,;E:k jumctfttt Jnuutactutt. f-. - 1 - lUNGASTKB, AUSU8T 18,im. Same Dirsree Figures. t Mr.A.Partlett Lloyd, of Washington, f ks written a book en divorce law, which - contains much that is Interesting en this ' absorbing subject. In his classifying of " easy states " in which te secure divorces assays: The wife may secure a divorce ' tt her husband fail te support her in New , Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Ver. ent, Rhede Island, Indiana, Michigan, ; Nebraska, Delaware, Tennessee, Nevada, Colerado, Washington Territory, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona ; and for "wilful neglect" in California and Dakota. Dis appearance of either party is sulllcient cause in New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhede bland and Connecticut. Divorces are still readily granted in Rhede Island for "gross misbehavior and wickedness repugnant te and in violation of the marriage contract;" for "cruel and barbarous treatment of Wife" in Pennsylvania; for any or indefinite aaases at the discretion of the court in Wisconsin, Washington Territory, Arizona and Flerida; also in Ohie and Michigan where the ether party has secured a dU verce in another state, or after Ore years reluntary separation in Wisconsin and Kentucky. Giving statistics en the subject, the au , tner finds that the San Francisce ratio of divorces te marriages in 1SS1 reached the . amazing number of 1 divorce te ever- d.TS n marriages, largely exceeding the New England rate. The ratio of the two most populous counties of Minnesota increased la ten years in one of them from 1 divorce In 29.3 marriages te 1 in 22.0; and In the ether from 1 in 10 te 12 in 12. Fer six years the rate in Cook county (Chicago) Illinois, has been 1 in every 9.5 marriages. The Ohie courts in 1882 granted 1 di vorce te every 16 8 marriages. Philadel phia granted 101 divorces in 1862, 215 in 1872 and 477 in 1882, while New Yerk city granted 212 in 1870 and 316 in 1SS2 ; al though a much lanrer city. New Yerk falls Jtehind Philadelphia by 151 cases of divorce .,in 1882. This can be somewhat accounted for by the nine causes for divorce under Pennsylvania law and only one under the New Yerk law. Connecticut In 1878, and for fifteen years prier thereto, granted about 1 divorce te every 10.4 marriages. Vermont for the same year, 1 te 14. Massachusetts for that year, 1 te 21.4. Rhede Island in 1582, 1 te 11. New Hampshire in 1882, 1 te 10.0, Maine in 1880,1 te 10. The student of humanity will find feed for reflection in these figures. Tae Repnbllcan Convention. The Republican convention met and nominated in short order the slated candi dates, and Bpeedily adjourned after resolv ing that the Republican state government, from the governor through te Tem Cooper, chairman of the Republican' state com mittee, was as geed as it could be. It also resolved that the Democratic national ad ministration was as bad as it could be, and was only distinguished for Imbecility and for love of the rebel flag. Mr. Gladstone lias its approval; and se has James G. Blaine. Upen the tariff it makes its usual meaningless utterances, demanding that needful protection for American manufac turers and labor which no considerable body of people desire te take away from them. There is no issue presented by this con. ventlen for the campaign, save the general one of the respective fitness of the two par. ties te govern, as Illustrated by their record. It may reasonably be concluded that the opinion of the majority of the people of the state as te the national administration is net the one declared by this convention ; and if the voters act upon their convictions it is safe te say that the Republican ticket will stand a peer show of election. Hut Republican voters de net generally vote upon their convictions, any mere than Re publican politicians declare thelr's in con vention. These men who resolved that President Cleveland was imbecile in his administra tion have a very lively conviction that he te nothing of the kind. They only wish be was ; and their wish is the father of their declaration. The Republican nominations are respect- able, without having any particular Ctneftb.and will doubtless poll their party sTtffc'The election will be of interest Jf bbewuc the strength of the parties in APBmsylvanla, under the vigor given te the " IH K I SI 111 Side l)V Its Rtrnntr nallnn.l .a .- ministration. It la an off year, but It win b act te show increased Democratic trsafth. The Wstnl Air Brake. Anether railroad accident baa happened through the failure of air brakes te work when called upon. This cause of accident nas bseeme se prevalent as te show the air Brake te be tee unreliable for use under its present conditions. A brake which does Mi Alarkwa IimIta la nnt vniiAt. t ft IS bU-l aar.thaa.neua: and it would he aafartn '&.. JlaMmsa With it and te raturntn thanM iMttn brake, which te still left upon the cars V.teM when the air brake falls. Atsueh .lmswtttoeUedBiKmUlatete ba effac- -? Tbe bnkemen, net expecting tbe ;mU, are net prompt U applying it ; and high speed which the sir brake en- tmekesit impossible for tbe band- as emasm ms tram wiuun any rYsj te v. i M ia ? .TV..N t te tot sir btscempaaits ; tad ntsir cenUntjed rellanee pen tasdetk, tier lit lonf-prevsd unreliability, gtres eeter te Unbelief. The public has bow cenie te understand se fully the Insufficient pre. tactien that It affords them, that It will be necessary te discard It or te adept some method of making It reliable. m m Turn Rspablleaa machine U very wall oiled new. It remains te be seen whether It will net become rusty slier It bears the news from Allsntewn. Thr Interesting correspondence of Huch. with Steven elsewhere publisher, makes a pleasing sddltlen te the history of Lancaster eslsbrlUea. Tnis was the resolution that was embodied In the platform of the Pennsylvania ltrpubll cans : The lUpubllcac of Pennsylvania, the na tive state of Hen. Jamea O. Blaine, will view with high pleasure his nomination for the presidency in the campaign of KSS Acci dent cannot abate the love of a great party, nor the admiration of a great people for a statesman true alike te hi convictions and te his country. It will be noticed that there Is no pledge binding upon the delegate In this resolu tion. In ether words, there is nothing In It te prevent thecuitlng of Mr. Blaine's politi cal threat. CniEr Smith's statement in regard te the Faircblld eaae exonerates Aim from all blame for the discharge of the young man, but neither Officer Rey nor Turnkey Hibel had any legal right te discharge him. He bad been committed by Alderman McConemy (net for a hearing, but for ten days), and he could net be legally discharged except en a writ of habeas corpus, m m Vni!!t Chauncey K. Black was talking te a reporter of the Pittsburg Dispaleh recently he related this fable : "There was onceacemmunlty seated upon a beautiful snot at the confluence of two rivers, which formed a third, leading away te the sea through a wide expauae of rich and populous territory. The people of this community were, In the main, cunning arti sans, especially in Iren and steel, and contri buted In this way te the wealth and power of their country. Then Providence, ever guarding this famous community In ether words, helping these who helped ttiemeelves caused the discovery of a mighty natural force which enabled tnem te make all their wares with greater rapidity and les labor than ever before. It came te them in unlim ited quantities, poured out at their right hands, from the beautiful stores of nature. "And new the deft workers laughed at the thought of competition. Heretofore they bad asked only that they mignt have the ex elusive potweraien of their country's market ; but as the new force was variously developed and applied they began te see that tbey could supply all the Inhabitants et the world w 1th their products, and were balked only by these ancient law which hindered the com ing of the ships and merchants or distant nations. Most of all tbey desired new, a world-wide commerce, giving them chtaper clothes, feed and supplies of every descrip tion, and forthwith they raised their poten tial voice again and changed the old laws and the old mKltrates te suit their altered cir cumstances." " I'm is only a fable, of course. Nobody would see In this community of artisinsany resemblance te Pittsburg, though that strange natural force, found in the nick of time, leeks very much like natural gM. The votes of Western Pennsylvania and Ku'ern Ohie have hitherto held theso mighty com cem com menwealtbi te the fortunes of one political party. Hlieuld tbey at any time see that their interests have changed and their votes change with them, who can measure the political consequence? The whole destinies of th United States, and the industries and commerce of the wbnle glebe, would be tre mendously affected by such an event." There Is much delicate literary work and atateaman-llka thought tn tbla fable. TnR difficulty about Stanley is that be will net stay massacred. Thk air brake are believed te have failed in the Washington railroad accident. Bring forward the Rete automatic brake. Jvdek Patteriejt, in his remarks te the grand jury en Monday, spoke or tbe "prac tice of aldermen and justices te have two complaints made when a man under the in fluence of liquor strikes another," and he condemned It without stint, declaring it un lawful. Judge Patterson's charge was very favorably commented en by the people. New let him prove that be means what be says Let him direct the grand jury te Inqnlrelnte the case et Alderman Hersbey. The case Just fits the judge's animadversion, and he will be doubtless glad of this opportunity te put theory Inte practice. Grimesek did net come down out of the tree very willingly. In fact, he cannot be aald te be for tbe ticket with bis hole hart." He.niiv GtemiK and Dr. MeOljnn want te be a party all by themselves At Syracuse, New Yerk, they refused te recognize tbe Union-Laber party, and Jehn McMac kin, an ardent Geerge man called them " tramps and pirates." PRTBHONaU Henry W. Williams, the Kepubl'can candidate for supreme Judge, Isi7 years et age. He has been en tbe common pleas beach since lSoe. William B. Wilsen, formerly of Lan caster, delivered tbe opening address in Phil, adelphlaat tbe seventh annual reunion el the Old-Timers' Association and the "United State Cerps of Military Telegraphers." Oeoree W. Chi his. Antheny J. Drexel, Geerge M. Pullman, Daniel K. Lyildy and ether prominent cottagers at Leng Iliancb, have subscribed ter a performance of "Peril" by Mr Langtry and her company, te be given en tbe evening of Augut 'S, at the Wet End amusement hall. KlCHAliD Bean, of Bosten, a Herdie coach driter, and bis brother Jehn, also a back man, and a sister, who is the wile of a mem ber of tbe Springfield lire department, have been notified that they are joint heir te a fortune of 110,000,000, left by their uncle, Themas Bean, who recently died at Benham. Texas. ' William B. Hart, the Republican csn. dldate ter slate treasurer, is 15 years of age and was a farm band at 11 He Is the same William a Hart, who In 1S77 was nominated by the Republican state convention for state treasurer, but be was, with "the rest of the ticket," defeated by a small but decisive majority. Mr. St. Oaudenh, a young and promis premis ing New Yerk sculptor, hai of late lieen visiting the Gliders at Marlen, Masa, He la a very Intimate friend of tbe editor of the Century, and the two spend a great deal of time in tbe latter's beautiful retreat, one writing and the ether modeling, while Mm Gilder close at band busies herself with her pallette and easel. Yeung Ht. Gaudees baa long been anxious te try hi band upon a subject worthy of bis ambitious skill, and the longed-for opportunity presented Itself Wfh.1n t''ePre"ldenl'a wife, at the solicitation of the Uitder, consented a few days age te Bit for a bust. Ht. Uaudens, of ceurseTwas m.7-?..iVr1 ,Da ael'n"hted, and all tbe Si,Un". were scretly wsde ler the TSSSnvLJP11 ej"'"' olUtlen the waschSsiiiHL workabep of Mrs. Ullder JltUnTTh?iK,t f ,n wblcn hell with her metbsr, tollewlnaTi tba iuii5.,I!2 and shady back read u,0," bne, '""ft order te escape public notice. Gladstone en the Nerthwicb Election Mr. Gladstone has written a letter te Mr Brunaer, the successful candidal tn. -Parliament In tbe Nerthwicb eloitlen. m which the ex-premler says : few will seek te disguise tbe unquestionable addition thus made te the evidence, new rapidly approaching-a demonstrative character, that the people et JSeglsnd Intend te de full Justice te te peopled Ireland by con tiding te them, la a spirit alike generous and wise, the con duct of Irish attaint. It is te be lamented that years of the precious legialstlve il'sef tbe country should have been spent la a con troversy which can only end in one wsy. But While it la lmnnrtant that tha niil7i I Judgment be speedy, it is mere Important I """" uwi u uau m unequive eel aad decisive." TWO UNPUBLISHED LETTERS tmat mmmm w surra mtJAUBa accm aham xu tHduuacM atmrmna. The sags of Wheatland SfaSM a Rf qasst el the OM Commener Which freves That at One TtmsThs? Enjoyed rrteadlf Halatiens Wltk Kach Other. from the GeltJbnrg Star and sentinel. Tbsddeus 8teen and Jamea Buchanan ware In opinion, party relations, and per sonal characteristics in such marked and constant contrast and opposition that 1 did net knew they had ever co operated In any thing, except holding pew lu tbe same Presbyterian church ; and was surprised te find among Mr. Stevens' preserved letters, which are comparatively rew, two from Mr. Buchanan which show that at one time In their respective careers, when Mr. Stevens was In Congress and Mr. Buchanan In pri vate life and before his electieu te the presi dency, their relations were such that Mr. Buchanan felt at liberty te ask of Mr. Stev ens a personal service and that Mr. Stevens promptly and kindly responded. The subject-matter was net of large Import ance, but of that persensl sort which directly tests kindly feeling. 1 de net knew that Mr. Stevens' reply was preserved by Mr. Buchanan. If It was, It was net used by his biographer, Mr. Curtis, wbe in bis two stately volume found no oc casion te mention the name or Tbaddeus Stevens. But the reply was evidently such as te gratify Mr. Bucnanan, and 1 Infer from Mr. tiucnanati' eecenu iener u exprwwu n willingness te appoint Mr. Henry te the next vacancy for Lancaster county. All et the parties named In these letters are dead except James B. Henry, who prob ably never knew el the extent of the etlerta or bis uncle te promote bis desire, and William It, Kerdney, who in honored old age In Lancaster Is one of the tew remaining links between tbe two generations. Mr. Buchanan, ai appears tretn bis Life, (Vel. II, p. 10,) left Bedford Springs en tbe day intended, but Mr. Reigart, alone et theso named in the letter, went wltb him. Mr. Henry was prepared In LaucWer for college by Rev. Dr. F. A. Muhlenberg who, In 1SJ0, closed bis school In order te accept the reek professorship In Pennsylvania col cel col leue ; and Mr. Henry went in October te Princeton, where be was In due time gradu ated. He is new practicing law In the city of New Yerk. Subsequent events drove these two distin guished uieu apart; and 1 believe that en the last day they met at the wedding, In HT7, of Dr. Henry Carpenter, recently deceased, Mr. Bucnanan repelled Mr. Stevens' friendly ad vances. At least. It is se stated In Harris' biographical history et Lancaster county, p. 677. It is mere agreeable new te recall tbe days, seventeen years earlier, when they were wllllrg each te de the ether a personal kind ness. Mr. Buchanan's piqued allusion te "the families" who are constantly en the watch te quarter their scions en the government Is a happy, almost plaintive, touch of nature. And the curious contrast of dates, made in his second letter, Is a suggestion or methods long ftmillar te him and yet existing lu full force and activity. It Is also interesting te note the glowing terms In which Mr. Buchanan relent te Gu. Z?hary Tayler, then recently deceased. " Excellent and glorious old man " are warm words, which Mr. Bucnanan did net often use ; but they were true words. Had that great old man been permitted te live and fully settle the issues et In'iO, the country would, most probably, have been spared for many years tbe great convulsion which bis death accelerated, and whose culminating movements, ten years later, darkened the dote of Mr. Buchanan's administration, cast upon air. liucnanan a snadew irem which ne never emerged, and unquestionably Impaired the respect ler Ixith bis character and abilities which tlie country would, otherwise, have ! mere geuerally felt. The letters are appended. K. MoPherien. UETTsnune, Aug. 15, 1SS7. Letter I. JIU. IlUOHANA TO MR. STEVENS. BKuter.D Si-BiNO'., 31 July, ISO. ily Dear itir . I address you and you alone upon a sub ject forced upon me, without expecting that you will be able, consistently with tbe duty which you ewe te your political friends, te de anything for me. I have anepbew, by name James B. Henry, wbe Is new well prepared te enter th sopho more class at Princeton college. He was born In Marcb. l&S, and has his heart fixed en going te West Point. I should greatly prefer that be would pursue his collegiate educa tion and bave for some time been keeping him back, convinced that General Tayler would at any time when be could, have given me an appointment for him. After the death of that excellent and glorious old man I told Jamea that I bad no claims upon Mr. Fill more, and could net ask a favor from this administration. I was induced, however, te write te General Tetteu and Inquire whether there was any vacancy from this state, in consequence et an ina bility en the part of these aupeinted te stand tbelr examination and he Informs me there is one. I have, therefore, resolved te ad dress you ou tbe subject, supposing it might be possible that you had no person te nil It wbe would be prepared loge there immedi ately and stand his examination. It be baa no chance of obtaining it, I would thank you te write me a tew lines te this etfect ad dressed te Lancaster stating tbe fact dis tinctly se that I may show them te htm ; and this I trust will settle the question In bis mind. If you should be perfectly free and yet in disposed te act In his favor which I can readily perceive you might be, with perfect pro priety, 1 shall, then but net otherwise, bave his application presented by some ether friend. Fordney, Hager, Reigart U.M., and myself have been here for some days and bave been enjoying ourselves very much, I aball leave here en Monday morning next ; but sbsll l ass a couple of days in Franklin county. Should you write, you might address me at Chain bersburg. Your ery respectfully, Javik Buchanan. J Ien. Thaddeut Atetenl. Wathiuglen City. Lalter II. MK. IIUCMANAN TO MR. nTfcKh. Dear Hir I ewe you many thanks for your prompt and kind attention te my request. Yeu are mistaken' In supposing that bad you been in time my nepbew would have re ceived tbe appointment. Have you net yet learned that there 1 a certain number of fam ilies in Washington wbe alwaya contrive te have their relatives provided for by the gov ernment, whether the administration be Whig or DemocratleT Among tbeae the Turnbulla and the Ramsey are net tbe least conspicuous. Tbe appointment of young Turubull was 1 presume hastened by a letter which 1 wrote te Gen. Totten for Inform a Hen. He answered en the th ultimo, and the appointment was made en tbe 28th. I would net ask you te till tbe vacancy from Lancaster county with my nephew ; because it would be improper for you te grant such a request. Besides, he would tben be tee old and 1 trust I can new reconcile him te go en with his studies. Should any ether vacancy accidentally occur before the adjournment of Congress, this might be obtained for blm, should no member of the families desire It, as among the outsiders I stand well. With very kind regards, 1 remain your very respectfully, m , James Buchanan. Hen, Thaddeut Steitn: rail Usaa During an Argument. Harry Jennlng, a well-known engineer, had a spirited argument en Chestnut street, in Heading en Wednesday night, wltb a con tractor named. William C. Kulz, The wrangle was kept up for some time, when the excitement overcame Jennings, and he dropped te tbe pavement and expired almost instantly. He bad been suffering for some lime with heart troubles, and the excitement la supposed te bave produced paralysis of tbe h."rV.u leveB Ure family, and was about 10 years old. The Wealth et Berk Count. The annual report of the Berks county com. Slt.O.JU;tC0mpl'u,d'"n0'" tue tnsnnal,rif """ manufacturing establish. !Sfl.",!S property te ue "aim-ion ever 1(3,000,01X1, and the value of tbs hnraa? rMWMWSWw Slf.iJW.ueu is put down as lbs amount el money the people ei the wunty ha5e iSter' Basinets Einbaraasauat, James H. Dedge, one et tbe eldest book. sellers and stationers la Pittsburg, confessed Judgment en Wednesday for 123.700, aad his store was closed by the aheruT. seaMt jnre aaaranr. ssntttsgs at a uatmaa aM Ml Wits la Tarawa, Osalral America. Earnest 8cheeltxe,a newcomer at Au Bablti Mich., tells a startling story of personal out-rage- Wltb his wile stid one seu HjbeslUe sailed from Carlsbad for the United States. Tnslr ship touched at a Yucatan pert, and Hcbesltxe and his family, together with a number et ether emigrants, were sold Inte slavery. Tbey remained In the interior el the country eighteen months, and then es caped te Cam peachy, only te tie again taken Inte custody and subjected te the most In human treatment 'lhey were compelled te work In the boiling sun without covering te their bodies; his wile was drlveu lute the Held te work three or four days alter serious Illness; they were provided with but two pounds et corn meal a day, and this continued nearly two years and a ball Tben tbe wife fell 111 and was seut te the hospital. The hus band was allowed te visit bet occasionally, and while making one el these tall bs tell in with a German sailor, wbe agreed te carry the tatullv toliegana, whence they were sent te tbe United States by the German consul, Scboeltxesed his wile show upon their per sons the eflecta et the Inbuuiau treatment given them. KSrJps ler a llnt-l' i Accident. from the lluffttle Kxpress. Te massacre a tratu-lead of passengers: first bankrupt the read. Cheap service and cheap excursion will de tbe rest. MOW I'liOriTXSM. llesr lirefltlesl te sigh. Had 1 been two, auotterand myself. Our head would bav is e't I looked the world I firetiiifiifl. armvtAL muwivmm. SIIILUH'S CO UUII and Consumption Care Is old by us en a guarantee. 11 cures Con sumption, i-old by 11. It Cochran. drugRtat, Net. 117 and IS) North uueen U, Lancaster, fa. ( Tbs erdlct Unanimous. W 1. Suit. UrnisliL lllnnuj. lnd . teatlSei " 1 can recommend tlectrlc Bitten as the very best reined?. Svery bottle sold bu Ktven relief In every cum One man took sit bottles, and was cutvd et Rheumatism et lu yearVstandlue." abrahnm Ham. Ilellevlilc, Ohlrti affirms : "Ihe best siilllni? medicine I haveeverh nulled In my JO veivrV wxpMTlence, I fclectrie Blttr.M Theu aml4 of ether- hTe added tbrlr teatlineny. se th-vt the verdlrtts unanimous that Klectrtc lilt ten de ruru nil dlsnn.'s et the Liver, Kidney or lllend. 1 or m at II. U. Cochran's Prutt tttere, 137 and 1st North tjueen strvet, Ijuicaater, fa. (') A gad iMIaturtuua. Is te rda nlce family of boys and girls and then have them carried tnte an early grave by Unit terrible dlaea.) Consumption, lleed the warning and check It tn Its nrst staires by the prompt ue of hump's lUlam for the Threat and Luii;:, warrante.1 te cure and relieve all ca. I'rloe .".. and II. Fer sHle by IL ?, Cochran, druggist, Ne. 1J7 North Queen street. Trial itx fret. (3) COUUII, WHO'lflNU COUUII and Bronchitis Immediately relieved by shlleh Cure. Sold by II B. Cochran, dnii(lt, Nes. 137 and IS North yaeen St. Lancaster, 1'a. (I) Excitement tnTsxa. Urvut excitement hag been cauxed tn the vi cinity et Parts, Tex , by the remarkable re re re coveryef Mr. J. K. Corley, who was se helpless he could net turn tn bed, or rnlse his head ; everv body said he was dvinir of Consumption. A trial bottle et Dr. king's ew Discovery was sent him. rinding relief, he bought a larire bot tle and a box et Or. hint's New Life l'ltls ; by two bottles et the Discovery, ha was well and hed trained In nesh thlrty-stx pounds. Trial ISetUes of this (jrnat Discovery for Con sumption free at II. II. Cochran's Drug ftere, 137 and te North Queen street, Lancaster, 1'a. U) Bncklsn's Amirs Hairs. Tbs Hist SALvaln the world for Cats, llrnlaes Beres, Ulcers, Salt Kheuru, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and all Sktn Kruptlens, and positively cures file, or no pay required. Ills Kuaranteed te xtve perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price cents per box. rersaleby II. II. Cochran, Druggist, Nes. 37 and in North Queen St., Lancaster, 1'a. Junetf 1yd SLBKPLEKh NIGHTS, made miserable by that terriDie cenitn. amien a euro is tne remedy la yen. Sold bv II U. Ceehran, drngglst, Nes 137 and 133 North yueen su. Lancaster, ra. in A GHKAT DISCOVEBT. The irreatest discover? of the nineteenth rn, tnrvls Dr. Leslie's Snectel l'rescrlntlen ter sick headache, which ts the discovery of an eminent peysiciau auu uscu uj aim uir ever tuiny years oeiere it te the nubile and It stands te. day meui a rival, uuttu aaverusemeui in another cel umn. i have been ler several vein a sutrerwr from hay lever and severe head colds, and have tried ether remedies In hope of gutting relief bat nave teunu none mat can compare witn Ely's uream uaim i weum net tie without It for any consideration. It Is simply wonderful In Its el- ieci upon tne nasal organs. . A. liurtt, Wll mlncten. -V. C 1 cau cheerfully iYenitnend Ely's Cream Balm te the suffering public ler ha) fever and slop page et the air passages. I have tried It and and It gives Immediate relleL-J. E Hecter, ay Heck stieet. Little Iteck, Ark. auv'iwdeedAw THAT HACKING COUUH can be se quickly cured by Bhlleh's Cure. We guarantee IL Sold Queen St., Lancaster, uy ii. n.buvurenurugKui.iios.iifanauuNertl! :.". (1) The Population or Lancaster la about 30,nm, and we wentd say at least one- naji an, iruuuiuu wim some anectlen Ol the Threat and Lungs, as these complaints are ac cording te statistics mere numerous than ethers. We would advise all net te neglect the opportunity te cui en us ana get a bottle el Kemp's Balsam for the Threat and Lungs. Price Su cents and II. Trial size Iree. lies pectf ally, 11. U. Cochran, druggist, 117 North Queen street. a A Hepe A beat Oar Neck. A weak stomach or enfeeblrd circulation U like a ren about our necks. We are strunir un and unstrung alternately till existence becomes unbearable. Burdeek Nloett BUteri will aiTeat all this misery. Burdock Bleed Bitters" are a been te the sick. Let us remember this fsct. Fer salt by li B Cochran, druggist, 1J7 and 119 Ainu wueen street, utucaater Ulad te Hear It, " Fer several months I endured a dnll pain through my lungs and sheulders: lest my spirits appetite and color, and could with difficulty re main Irem my bed Mv present heilthfnl con ditien is due te Burdock Bleed Hitler i ' Mrs, c a. iiau. uingiiauiuia, n, i vorseie ey it. ts Cochran, druggist, 117 and 133 North Queen street, Lancaster. Mr. Userz uudgs Spsalu. This gentleman lives In Emporium, Pa . and sa)s. "cine of my men, Sam. Lewis, while work ing In the weeds sprained his ankle se bad he could hatdly hobble tethe house. Used Themat' Kcleetrlc Oil and was teady for work the next morning. 1 have never yet seen se geed a medi cine." Fer sole by 11. U. Cochran, druggist, 137 and ISi North Queen street, Lancaster. WJXKH AXD L1QUOKH. JUKE KYE WHISKY. Old Greff Spring Distillery. Situated en Kast Orange street, between Orange and Chestnut, one square east '.el reser voir, Lancaster, P I have Just erected a new distillery with all of the latest Improved machinery ler distilling puum ant Whisky. A. li. SHKAFFKB, Proprietor. This Distillery has been erected at the famous Old Groffstewn Spring, which has been noted for IU nlenteeus ana untalltnir sunnlv of the nnr- fling supply of the pur- est water. At It enr grandfathers drank when they were boys, and It has never been known te run dry even In the hottest weather. Frem this spring all the water used In the distillery Is ob tained, the pump drawing tretn It twenty-five gallons a minute. Besides my own distilled Whisky, I also handle Brandies, (linn, Wineg, Vc aWCall and be convinced. a. b. siiKArrnn, Distiller, BTOUE Ne. W North Queen Street. w. a. Fatmers having And readv sale ler it at Fanners having geed Bye en hand can store or distillery. Highest cash market price paid (or a a at cod am we. aprae-lydAw eAJssuAenw. UTANOAKO WOK. Edw. Edgerley, OARRIAQB BULLD1R, HOB. 0, 42, a near of Posteaoa, . MASBBT STRKHT, Lancaster, Pa. I have In Stock and Build te Order Bverr Va riety et the Sallewing style ! COUPKS, BtGttlU. CABKluYnTS, BUSINESS WAGONS, X" CASTS. MeCALL WAGONS, 81TSK1BSJ ", MAJIKET WAGONS, PHJrrOMS, KaPltnsS WAtwOMS I employ the Best Mechanic, and havataeutl Ueate build oerscuy any style of Carriage de- T???iu!. 'If1 sadrtnlsh el my Werk, makMldbcidadfylhn UHBAirKST lit THl motto i ralr Dealing, Honest Werk at Het. tern Pilots." risssesiveiieacau. stefnlrlag PrwnBtlj AUmM ft. PMlCaa aVOWUt THAN Aids OTHBSS. ,0sBrtwetsea ssveetsUy esBsterea mat CONK8TOOA WAGON Mas leaf since given wayte tkersJlread. That wests be expected. HU big, plnmp hemes with bells, aad a Use, eld revered b!aehed en wheels, were ae match fer a ssertlBf eaglae aad train. Bat STADIGER'S AURANTU glres way te aethleg as a stemarh lavlg erater aad nerve tealc. It Is matrhless as a rare fer less ef appetite, ladlgestlea, dyspepsia, liter cemplalal, all forms ef blllensacss, aad especially these lew fevers and none prestratleas which beleag te all farming retnmanltlrs la the mil of the year. Ask your druggists fer AUKsJITlI. aiiK7Md -;'-,, - mmutVAL, rpHK MEW CjUlNlNIt " KASKINE (THE NEW QUININE.) -GIVK8- Ooed Appetite, New Strength, Quiet Nerves, Happy Days, Sweet Bleep. A POWERFUL TONIC that the most delicate stomach will bear. A SPECIFIC FORMALARIA, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, And all Germ Diseases. THK MOSTSCItCNTirtC ANDSUCCKSSFUL BLOOD PUUiriKK. Superior te quinine. Mr. F. A. Miller, &) Fast 157th street. New Yerk, was cured by Kasklne of extreuie ma larial prostration after set en rears sutrertna. set en years suffering, "U l.na. .11,. ui'ni. (IIHII ,v (VUHU. IU,. urSHI en Kasklne In June, pws, went te work In one He had run down from iTupeunda teV7,began month, regained his full weight In six months quinine aiu nun nogeivi wnatever. Mr. Gideon Thompson, the eldest and ene of the most respected dtlxcns or Bridgeport, Conn , says: "I am ninety years el age, and for tbe last tnroe cars nave sunerea irem malaria and the effects of quinine poisoning. I receutly be- gan with Kasklne which broke up the uiaii J aria ana increased my weignt 71 iunits Mrs.T A. Solomons, of 1M llallldav St. Jerae City, writes My son Harry, eleven years, was ctm-d et Malaria by Hasktne. after fltteen mouths' Ulnesa, when we had given up all hope. Letters from the above porseiu, giving full details will lie sent en applbatlen. Kasklne can be taken without any special medical advice. I1.U) per bottle. Sold by H. B. OOOHRAN, Druggist, 137 and 1X1 North Queen St.. Lancas ter, ra., or sent by mall en receipt of price. KASKINE CO, M Warren St, New Yerk. febillvaawTTbJH iiji r wuuiM.. N KVV YOKK trrOKB. NEW CALICOES. WATT & SHAND, 6, 85 10 BAST KINQ ST- LANCASTnu, ra., Open Te-day an Klegant Line el the Late styles in NEW FALL CALICOES. Ladles', tientleman's A Children's INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR AND- Patent Fast Black Hosiery. Bare Value In Litdles' Illack and Colored Silk Gloves and Silk Mitts AT VtBV LOW 1'KICKS. Fifty Dezen moreef tlie Celebrated UXLAUN DBIKI) SIIIKT8.37HC- aptete , worth Sc. The W.AS. Special IfNLArNDItlKllSUIKTS. made of New rerk Mills Muslins, Fine Linen Cuffs and lioseuis, only Sec each. THE "DANDY" CORSET. All SUes White and Colored, 37Xc each. Never sold ler less than Xc HUMMKK UKIlSPHKAtle, Mctt. each. KXCKLgtOKJ ACO.UAH1) gUlLT,U.Weacb, regular price, U.S. New Yerk Stere. JTAMM BKUa A CO. 10,000 Yards Best Quality Un bleached Muslin, 5c-a yd. -AT TUK Bosten Stere 26 AND 28 NORTH QUHN St. Anether Case sec. COU8BT for S3e. Try enr Celebrated H08TON STOHSCOaSST, tuc. each. Special Bargains In TABI.B LINK((8"at!3c'a yard ; worth 37Hc BLACK CASUMERK and BLACK BBMB1 1.TTA8 at Special Bargain Prices. Anether Let of these rrettr ZANTA CLOTHS. 7c a yard. Bl'KClAL BABOA1MS lM CREAM LINEN TABLE COVERS, With Bed Borders, tlW each worth MOO. KXTBAOBOINAKY BAKU AINS IN LADIES'.JERSEYS. .BOMB OUOICK UBMNAMTS OF DRESS SILKS Win be Beld at Less than Cost SPKCIAL BALK OF Ladies' Gauze Vests. ItJc.JCach) wereSSc. StammBres. &Ce. ANEW LOT OP IX)W PRICED BBA8H Click Baals Just opened. Constant aSAI aSAI Uens te the stock of Fishing Tackle te sapply the demand. Alanrslotel Japan ana CalcaWa rotes at mv "BBVhMffUg&k OAMPBT BAHQAlrTai SHIRK'S CARPET HALLO WILTON, VssLVlT, BODY BRUSSELS, Tapestry, lBrale, Omsk mi Ymtlai, Rig aid GbilD Carpcti, OIL VLQT118, WINDOW BUADM8, c. We BATt) tne Largest ud Bent sHoek taltkaCOrty. H. S. SHIRK & SONS OerarWat tim ul WiUr Knat, Iswiar, h CLOTHtXU. H 1K8U A HHOTUKK. A CARD. TO OUE CH8T0MEE8 -AND- THE PUBLIC. Being tetnperarlly threwnbut et busi ness by the burning of our store, we shall immediately begin rubtitMlnir our store and shall en or about September 10 occu py our old stand en the comer of North Queen street and lVnu Siuare, when and wliere we shall be pleased te show you net only our Impteved Handsome lluildinir., ut an entirely new and complete stock of CLOTHING AMI- FURNISHING GOODS, -FOB- MMS, YOUTHS. BOYB AMD OHIL DBKH. As our stock of Clothing and Furnish iiiK Goods was completely destroyed, we take this method of informing you that the insurance companies have Uken every arti cle that was saved ; and removed it from this city te New Yerk. We shall continue as heretofore te treat our Customers in the only fair and legitW mate manner of dealing with ou. SHT OXK I'JiWJS TO ALL. With kindest thanks for past patronage, and awaiting your renewed patronage, e are liespectfully yours, HLRSH & BROTHER. w 1I.I.IAMHOB rOHTKB, CALL US BY TELEPHONE. WILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER GRAND -AL COMPETITORS Meat Present Tbeir Pumpkins FOR COMPETITION AT TUB Fair Grounds ROT LiTIR THAN 12 O'OLOOI NOON OK Monday, Aug. 29. -lhlblters Tickets will be tuned te Com petitors at SI 00 each ; geed for 8 Admissions. Fer further Information Inqnlreat Stere. SP CIAL CUT PRICES IN THE HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT. special cut raicss IN THS Clothing Department. SFICI AX CUT rBICH IN THE FurnlfllitQg Department 8PICIAL CUT rUOH I TBI BOOT&SHOEDEPABTMENT. srnciAL cut miens in Traikj, YtliM 8Ukb ui Oabbw. Besrsaekeraaa Bias Flannel Shirt Waists for Bera, ail sUs. only soe i former prlee 7e, PR1 PUMPKINS WILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER, n.M.tCultSEHtKlmgBt., bAJIQAKln.e, B ALU. BAKQA1RH miAMWAMB, flUH MARTIN FRUIT JARS. -AT- LL Masen Fruit Jars in Pints, tiuarta and Halt Gallen. We again have the Lightning Fruit Jar, which is the best in the market. Jelly Tumblers, Jelly Jan, Cem. men Tumblers at the Lewest Pos sible Prices, Wholesale or Iletall AT 16 EAST KINQ STREET. LAJtOASTna. ra. MUVmiWBMUMlKU SfUUBa. QALL AD HKB -THK- ROCHESTER LAMP. SUty Candle-Lt(ht t Beats them all. Anether Let et CHBA1 ui.UBBS for das anil UUBterea. TBS " PBRTBOTION " MBTAi.MOUI.DlNO AND KUBBBit CUSHION WEATHER STRIP Beats them all. This strip outwears all ethers. Keeps ent the cold. Sten rattllna el wlnsnn. an dude the dast. Kmd out snow and mln. An una am appiy -no waste or am made In ap plying It, Can be fltted anrwhera-ne holes te 'in,ijiuruM. ii win net spilt, warp or BOnna Cushion SUIn la the ninal ttHrfMiil At the Steve, Heater and HangA Stere -or- Jehn P. Scnanm & Sens. 84 SOUTH QUEN ST, LANOASTBB, PA. s FECIAL NOT10R. M Mere hntnan. mere dlrlnn than i in tact, pan naman, part atvine la woman, when the aned stars acres Te mingle at her natlTlty." Be&ecUye Lords of Creation, and hie ye at ones te KIEFFER & IEEE'S, Ne. 40 E. King St., Ana Procure one et their Famous Economist" Vapor Cook Steyet. That Ged's best (tit te yen be nottertored be yond recall with the unnecessary waste heat which II la Impossible te atreld with your Kancea, and (what ts also Important) consider the great economy In fuel, as cents worth el fuel will cook ler a family el three grown per sons U meals.) Aa4 whan yen waat a Heater, get a " SPLENDID " And bs Happy. rXUMBIMO, BAS FITTINO, STBAM1UBAT. INQ TlNBOOFlNaANDSPOUTINO. V JIMABTW, wwermiii ass nsr ab bsuus m AH Kind of Lumbtr uaA Oeml. Strasu. shore lasses, teasanar. aS-lyS gAUstUABDNICB'H COMPANY. - COAL DEALERS. ss?Scia,?SlU!.t5SKfc Q,M-n ttrt- - "0 TaMsi-Nerth Prlnas Street, aatur leading anriHa uaneastbb, PA. RUPTUBB-CUBK UDAKAMTKBD MY . . Or. J. n. aUyar.au Arch street. Phllaaal. sseasa. Moeperauosuw saai- aatnniaw sa aaah sualk et ares, ai usMti CHINA HA mSirtin, mm, ra. anas !A y!?K MTiSSassT SW1M.TS " A'x m
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