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UadteMwl Wha la AM-Ta SHaa-
llaa at iba rresaat.
When lb Crawford ceasty sjatsra waa
adopted by tba Republicans et iABeaater
ceuaty, eandtdatM for office deemed them
aelvaa In lima If they an&OBaeed their
aamaaalaw wesks prier te the eleeUea. la
a few yeara iba praellra adopted was te an an an
flonneaa faw mentha Ib advance et tba prl
Bury, forth campaign of 1(W7 eaadldalaa
wara aanoueoad m ar ly aa January, aad te
cap the climax we have ennrrancBineata al
ready for tbe campaign el 188S.
Mr. Hltatand, tba praaanl uiambar el Ces
iraaa, ti aat al I deubta at raat m te hla candi
dacy, waa tba first In th uld. Tba Quaker
Bey et tba Ooteraro, who waa atruek by
lightning frrtaaelMr sky In lb summer of
1HS1, nasi ablad lilt caMur Inte tba ring and
announced te the world that ba would cob ceb
taat for Iba nomination of the plana onea
bald by tba Ore! Cvmiinner. Nambar
three In tba llat Is t'el It Prank ICablemaa.
Number lour ha nel announced bla nam,
but It will ba -Heo'er It-ebuek.
a i.iki.t com raw raeutiBD.
With Ibaa four gentlemen In tba flald
tbara will ba a lively corneal ter tba nomina
tion. All bar atamante of Btrangtb, Mr.
Weetand, from bU long connection wllb
pelltlea la tbaoeunty,haa made many friend;
but It muat ba remembered that be, tee,
baa by bla activity In tba Intareat of Meeds,
Ithar through th column of hi paper or
by bla own eaertlens, mad man enemies,
Mr. Brealua will atail with tba ttmptr
ance man or lb city and county, aad a fair
abare of tba aeldler vote. The latter ba will
gat by reason or a wound ba received when
doing battle for hi country. II thenewe-
papera get Inte tba light ba will b mate
rially benefitted, ler iba two (.' (Islstaad
Urleet, et the Sew Km end Inquirer, are bl
personal friend. Tbla candidal would
have bad It all bla own way two yeara age
If ba would have llatened te bla Manila and
gene en tba ticket again wltb Heaver and
Da v lea. 11a would tbua have bad tba ad
vantage of one term In Cer-grets and wltb
bla ability would bave taken ae prominent
a part that the Lancaster county leading He
publlcana oeuld net bave afforded te Ignore
hla candidacy, lie would bava bad a walk,
ever. Te-day ba atarta out with a dlssdvaa
lege. Ha la net a practical politician, aad
practical pelltlea win In I.aecaater county.
Ua can Ret tba voice or the thinking Re
publican, but bla peat eiperleaee abewa
that Ibry are few and far between. Tbe
township bosses de the thinking, voting aad
counting ; and they de It for whichever fac
tion capture thetn, en the day of tbe prl
mary. Mr. Hresius, tee, It muat be rerrom rerrem
bared, will have tbe united oppialtlenot tfle
liquor vote of the county. While bla vlewa
en that auhject are pronounced, ba la net a
fanatic en tbe temperance queetlnn, and aa a
cengreaainan baa nothing le de wltb tbe paa
eege or liquor law, hla vlewa en that aub
Ject ought net te be dragged Inte the cam
paign. But tbey will, and tbay will burl
tains.
n KRAKK KSUI.MAJt'a CANDIDACY.
B. Frank Ksblcman Is tbe candidate of the
yeuuger element of tbe itepubllcan party,
lie baa bad congressional aspiration for
aeme lime and lour yeara age waa en tba
point of announcing bla name in oppealUon
tetbut of A. If err Hmlih. Tbe main dealra
tbat lime wea te beat Mmlth. Mr. Uleatand
area considered le be tbe tueet available can
didate and Mr. K. did net announce, lie
reasoned that be waa young and could afford
te wait While there baa been eetue Ulk tbat
an arrangement was made that the present
member would retire after ba bad been
given two term, no one appt-ara te knew
wbetbe pai Ilea were le tbe arrangement
Friend cleee te lllesiaurt ray llialueaucb
bargain waa mail & Ou the ether baud, It la
asserted there wa aucb a bargain, even II Mr,
H If stand wan net Informed el It.
1'rlvate Kableuisn hs one dicldel advan
tage ever thn commodore and bla legal
brother Mr. Ilrealua. He can tela German,
and neltberef hla opponent have that aoooui aeooui aoeoui
pllabmenL If be could Induce them te
travel tbe county with blm particularly tbat
part where tbe German language la princi
pally upeken, he would bave Ibeuiatadls
advantage. Mr. Kableinan baa an eatendej
acquaintance In the county ; be will make a
personal canvas and will poll a big vote.
Di. Keebuck'e strength Ilea principally In
the north, lie, tee, baa many warm li lends
and if be enter tbe field It will be te atay.
THK OLD BULL. AND IIOO UINUH.
Tba queathn naturally arise, where wilt
the big political beieee ba In thla content
Beeaenlg or coarse will be ler the present
member. Who will tbe friend of Meetzer
take T Roebuck baa bean one of the maln
ataya or tbat tactien la tbe Northern district
la tba last few prlmarlea and bis friends will
make a great effort te have blm elated en tba
combination In oppealtlou te Hlealand. Bro Bre
alua frlenda will also endeavor te have that
gentleman slated, aa will these or Mr. Kible-
Mntcr and tba leaders of tbat combina
tion will ba governed by circumstance.
Tbey will net be In a burry le elate anybody.
Their main desire will ba te take tba
strong at man for tba purpose of downing
theoeinanodora. Tbey will be willing te threw
aside tbelr pereenal preference te accomplish
their purpose. Frem Iba above It will ba
aeaa that there Is an opening en tba Mentaer
late. Aealfcandldatee consult the political
column or tba Ihtklliekhcbb, tb tbraa
who want te gat en tbat combination will be
doubt at oaea begin tbelr canvas and re
port from time te time bow they era pro
gressing. Tba Imtklliebhcbb will keep
aa ay a en tbelr political moves and tbey will
beputllshed asoceaaloa require.
Decline et Paapsrtsm la Bagtaed.
from tbe Londen Times.
A Parliamentary paper baa been is mad
containing e return for comparative monthly
etatementset tbe nambar or tba paupers of
ell data (iepl ianatlce In asylums and
vagrants) In lecelptef relief la England end
Walt ea tie laat day of every, week la
each month of tba several yeara form 1857 te
te 1887, both Inclusive, together wltb a etet
men! eXvtb number of pauper, distin
guishing Iba number of adult able-bodied
lnpara, relieved ea tbe In day of Jaaaary,
1887, and a similar eteUmant for tba 1st day
t July. Tbe return complete tbe mentbly
eamparatlva etetsment for tba quarter ended
at midsummer, 1887, and abewa tbat for tba
last SI -yeara la almost every year a aoa aea aoa
UnneuB eeeraase baa taken pise la tb num
ber of pauper weak by week throughout
the whole quarter, ibe exceptions te tbla rate
befog fwead ualtopemnL Tba table
enowtbeaunberef Baanera la vrr 1.000
of tbe popaleUen waa 863 at the aad of
Awll lat,8 6 at Um cm el May, asd 28.3 at
tbe end pt Juaa. rreea tag laat day of tba
rat weak te tbe laat day et tba fourth week
of Junatbeaumbw ofaMaaN-le reealpta
. l"0OtJW "' fnm I76,7S te
171.740, and tba Bumber. raeervten, outdoor
relief during tbe earn pr lad deataaeaa tram
6S7,82oleb3a771, total decrease bataa U tbe
lint weak 1.806. aad la IDS fetk7i2k a in
In tba metropeita tbf aumber at aaraeae re
lieved la tba media of Juaa, U7. waa
larger ibaa M waa la tba same meatk la ft of
tbe 80 prevtaaa yeara. These 19 yeara war
tba U yeara from 1875 te 1880, aad (be 7 yeara
. from 1868 te UM. Tbe proportion of peuper
lm te populauea was, however, smaller la
1887 tbaala aay el tbe 80 prevleaa yeara eg.
espt lb yeara fin mediately nreeedlaa It, Tbe
propertloa waa lowest Ial886, when It fall te
5l telba 1.000, aad blaaeat la lasaVwaealt
reobdi8tetbe Lese, aa oemparad wllb
414IO tba 1,0001b 1887,
Uf aaal, la aaa are teagb, aaa tacagk a
aslaa eeastit en, keep aleafi the'
amamw mmt.vmuim mvuiMam,
Ufa at a MeMgleaa ateaaet at feaatjIvMla.
I Wstk Aasaag thaearaaaa OeMalee
la aba mgaseeatBUealar.
Frem iba Phllaaslpkle AaMrleM
Tba Utrman Protestants of tba American
oeloolee feraaf d a oeaaldarabl body at tba
IBM of iba lUvolatlea, but most of their
straagU bur la Venaavlvaala. la tba Brat
half ef thaaavaatasiitB aaatary, the stress
of awaMa BilgraHeB, aa II pearad Inte tbla
oateay, waa alike a causa of eeecera te tba
etbar FaaaaylvaBla elements, aad the occa
sion of enrpr leeaaa weader le everyeae wbe
vtawadMfraaiwIiaeat, Nouebaaovmnf,
nor aaythlag approaeblag It, bad batera been
aeaa la America, Te meat of tba colon'
bmatlgratlen bad bean comparatively alew i a
faw buBdrad atamad a large accession.
Bat Inte Pennsylvania there came, la tba
aamaer of 1740, twelve tbouesed Germans,
aad in tba antntan of that year fatne tbou tbeu
aaad mera arrived,
Maay of these Germans wara of tba 1'etee
easts tb Mennenltes, tba Dunkara and tba
Mebwaakfaldere t ethers were t'alvtnlata, the
Oenaaa Kafermed," ae then called but a
larger number ware of tbe chief church or
Pretests! Germany, that wbleb Luther bad
felaaealf orgaelud, and whlcb owned as Its
Its blading tie tbeoeoreaaioB of faith formu
lated at Augsburg In IbJO Many thousand
of tbeeehad arrived beiere 174 J, but In tbat
year tbereeame the man who lanew regarded
aa tba father et tbe Lutheran chnrcU In
America. , Henry Malclielr Uublenberg bad
Daaa bera la 17 11, at Ktmbeck, In Hanover,
aad after etudying at Gettlngen where, aa
tba university wsa eatabllebed la 17H5, be
waa one of the yry Hrat matrtculatea bad
psaaed te Halle, sod taught therefer a time
la tba famous Orphan Heuse," rounded by
Herman Augustus Krsncke. He bad come
la contact, aa bis biographer aaya, wltb tba
spirit and form or piety originally represented
by I'blllp Jacob 8pencer, and bad become
Bled for life In It, bla devotion te lb atrlet
usages and fermulss of the Lutheran
cburcb being tempered and Influenced by
tbla "Halle Pietism" throughout hla career.
In September, 1711, he had oenaented te tbe
preposition thai he abeuld go aa a missionary
te tbaeburcbealn Pennsylvania, and in June
of tbe following year, alter a stay of some
week In Londen (in companionship with
legenbaten, the court preacher" from
1722 te 177(1 or tba flerumn Lutheran chapel
wblcb Prlnee Geerge of Denmark, consort el
iuwi Anen, nau eaiaeiiaueaj, no sauea ler
America. It bad been arranged that ba
abenld first vlalt. In Georgia, the settlement
or " Halcburger" Lutherans, st r.beneser,
near Havannan, and he therefore took a eblp
te Charleston, landing there en the Z1J el
Heptsmber ( 1742). Having visited Kbeueser
be came North a few weeke later, and reached
Philadelphia en tbe 24tb of November.
Prem tbla time nntll the dsy of bis death.
October 7, 1787, Muhlenberg wa engaged In
laboring among the German Lutheran of
Eastern Paaaeylvanla. aad In ahilnir and en.
oeuraglng tbe oeoaregstlona of NewJeraay,
New Yerk (In New Yerk city and en the
Uudaoe) Maryland and Virginia. He had
accepted, In lb beginning, a eall te tbe pas
toral or three churches these et Philadel
phia, Providence ana New Hanover. Tee
latter two are new In Montgomery county,
whlcb waa organ I red from Philadelphia In
1784. All or tbem In 1742, were weak and
atraggllng. With the Uist coming or the
German Lutherans, twenty five yeara before,
aeme oengregatlous had been formed, but
there was as yet neither orderly arrangu.
meat nor competent pastor. In Philadel
phia tbe congregation gathered In a butcher
shop, at Providence (Trappe) In a barn.
Ministers engsged here ana inure, as chance
occurred, wbe were In many caeca net lit for
their elnce either by abilities, education, or
behavior. Add te tbla tbat tbe Moravian in
fluence bad spread among the Lutheran, and
that many el tbem were Inclined te soeept
tbe leadership of .Insenderf, who, (or a year
bad been ta reanaylvanla, ferwaratng tbla
movement wltb all hla strength) It waa wltb
these aeveral dltllcultles tba poverty and
weakness of lbs Lutheran congregations, tbe
disorders ceuaed by Illegitimate paatera, tbe
distraction of tbe Moravian tendency, tbe
opposition of Zlnisenderr snd of the wbe
bad been In tbe leadership of tbe Lutheran
that Muhlenberg had le contend. Fortu
nately for blm, ne was well equipped for
bla work. Hla natural abilities were geed
be was a flee pteaeber, and wen bl way
wherever .the people beard bla aermena.
HI training and education were geed ; lie
could apeak in Kngllsb aa well aa German,
and even, after a little preparation, In Dutch.
He waa loyally supported by the Halle
authorities, and by .tegenbagen, In Londen,
and received from both sources valuable aid
in money and supplies. Moreover, he had
patience snd geed common sense, tbe chief
qualities needed for tba work he bad In
band. In a abort time be bad surmounted
tbe greatest obstacles and waa recegulzed en
all banda aa the head of the Lutheran
churches In the American colonies. He en.
tabllabed local eobeols, which were greatly
needed, and began new church building at
Philadelphia and Trappe. He far in the In
terior as Tulpebockee, in what la new Dark
county (established in 1752), be laid atz
months after bla arrival tba corner atone of a
church, Christ', whose ucceaser, built in
1785 0, baa in tbla aummeref lhH7 been de de
atreyed by fire from lightning. It waa there,
at Tulpehecken, tbat he made tbe acquaint acquaint
anee of Cenrad Welssr, one of the meat re
markable characters In early Pennaylvania
blatery, whose daughter be aubeequently
married, an alliance el valne te him lu many
waya. The Welaera were et tbat Palatinate
Immigration, wbleh, having tail Kblne In
1709, came te New Yerk under persuasion et
Governer Hunter, and settled drat en tbe
Uudaoe, at Khlnebeck and elsewhere, but
wblcb removed later te the Mebawk In
Hohebatl county, and atterward came In
large part te Pennaylvania.
Never Jadge by Appearance,
from tbe Baltimore American.
Because a man'a face la tanned, you are
net compelled te believe be hat been te the
asasbers for a month. The auu abluss bright
ly la many a back yard.
AN OLD ttlDKR'9 DKITII.
Bring ra tie Jacket and cap, wife i you needn't
leek se queer,
I didn't mean te apeak se harsh, but te long
lying bare
Ba made rue bind of peevish Uke, H'a along of
the awful pain.
But I'd like beiere Idle te pet the old colors en
again.
Tb doctor says there alnt no hope, and It had
te oetoe aeme day
ir tt wasn't for leaving you, old lass, I'd be glad
te go away,
Fer 1 rode my last race long age, and I'm no use
anyhow,
Tbey can give me pounds and a beating, tbelads
tbat are riding new.
And tbe man tbat I've ridden at times ter all,
al 1 of 'em dead and gei.e, ,
And ether owner are claiming tba colors I've
often worn.
Except the grean and yellow, tbat I've rode In
many a beat,
for the man that claimed 'em a bla waa a terri
ble one te best.
1 shall sever forget that day, when be took me
nnder tb stand,
And leeks me square in the eye, and catches me
bold by the band,
And aaya, kinder cool and collected, Yeu must
viae your best le day,
Fer I've get my all en the nily, se don't threw
a chase sway."
And I did my best by the muter, and 1 did my
beat with the horse.
And Id have wen by a head bad it been but a
shorter coarse,
for I always swore by tbe mile for tt.e filly she
couldn't atay,
But the extra furlong did It, aad tba bead was
tbe etbar way,
Bat It broke the master np, and he never raced
again,
And masy a year has passed since In his grave
he's lain.
But If 1 should meet blm above I can leek him
fair In the race,'
As a man that has done his dnly, ax d never sold
a race.
Aad you say old BUI ba been asking t why
don't be cqme and aee T
cod aa I was,' be waa better, by a couple of
peaada, than me,
Aad If s ira coming behind me, I rode for all
i waa worm,
Aad I'd rather have seen the devil than him at
my sadale girth.
e yat my arm through tbe ileevea, and tbe old
asp an my head.
It only a taney, you knew I you'll be glad et it
wbaa I'm dead t
roc It makes ma Mel quite happy, and! ain't
afraid loge
Te meat the Master above la the colon I've
wecaaeknr.
I the tstegwvtbc ahtswa of the world,
aaec BmeiAL rvamtaa.
ems el lbs Tricks Tfeat are Hesrud I Oat
lata acatetir.
That tba meat bumlllatUR feature of mod
em eecletyia te be found la tbe artlBcaa of
tbeae who wish te "get en "In the fashion
able world ba often enough been remarked I
yat there I atlll room for amaMmaat at tba
Ingenuity of tbe device te which snob will
resort. We have had a geed maay wedd lags
recently In tbe neighborhood el Bosten, aad
among ether bride of high social position
has been Mia X., who family la rather
noted for It eiclualveeeas. Wbea the lavl-
tationafertbe wedding wara mat out Mrs.
A., a woman who I really devoured by ae
del ambition, wa net Included la tbeltttef
gues'H. Hhe bad met Mra. x. ana nsa some
what eveiatepped tbe atrlet proprieties et eti
quette In tbe manner In which aha had
called upon that raoleslvm lady. New, ah
wa doubtless much chagrined at net reoelv reeelv
Ins a card for s wedding which waa te baa
yrvty large one, but aba ws by no means
ready te abandon the Held. On the dsy ef ter
the Invitation went out Mrs. A. aantMUa)
X. a valuable and well eleed piece el
plate as a wedding gtlU Ml X , In the pri
vacy el a select circle of Intimate frlenda, de
clared tbat abe would net have the preatnt,
It was urged unen her thatahe certainly
could net return tt . .
Bull will net acknowledge It I " abe de
clared angrily.
" But then, my dear, " her mother eald,
" you will be puftleg yeuraell In tbe wrong.
Yeu cannot be rude, and iRpecuuly te a no-
Derly like Mra A. " ......
" 1 don't care, " persisted the daughter, " 1
will net Invite her, anyway. Tela la my
wedding, and 1 wttl have whom I please.
Hhe canrt buy an Invitation with bar trum
pery old preeecU " .... .
But, el course, In the end, Mrs, A. was In
vited, and aha appeared at tbe wedding with
the air or being tbe meat Intimate friend of
the family. It amused these who knew the
story, but Mra. A. la clever enough te make
tba fact that ahe wa there tell for a geed deal
In ber struggle up the social heights,
A atlll mere amazing trick waa resorted te
by a Bosten laiy this winter te get te a re
ception wbere ahe wished te appear. Bbe
wrote te tbe hesten, te wnein abe had never
even been presented, tbat nhe had a lady
high In Washington society Maying wltb her,
and tbat it waa an much the rtistem In Wash
ington te attend recaptien uninvited that her
friend bad seen no Impropriety In telling
aeme acquaintance tbat ahe would meet
tbem st tela gathering. The note went en te
say that a hostess the writer waa put la se
awkward a position that ahe had venturea le
lay the case before the lady giving the enter
tainment, hoping tbat abe would ba willing
toendesrdatonerseirandtbtranger. On
this occasion the ecbeme waa a failure. Tbe
note waa answered merely by a formal re
gret tbat the llat or guests having been
made up before the receipt or Mr. ' a
note, tt waa Impossible te comply with her
request. Tbe lady from Washington prob
ably never knew of the use made or ber
name. Atlnaatahe did net prtaent beraeir
at tba reoeptlen.
And speaking or tbe Washington vice or
Intruding upon social gathering, which baa
become se much of a scandal that It la strange
hostesses at the capital de net In aelf-defenee
resort te the device el demanding card at
tbe deer, a lady et that city told me recently
et ber own experience.
" I sent nut Invitation, " ahe eald, " te
800 Anywhere but In Washington tbat
would have meant snout 000 guenta. I or
dared supper for 1000 About 1,200 came.
When aupiier waa served a mob precipitated
llseir en the dining room, snd or enurse the
uninvited were llrst en bsnd. Net very
long stter I went myself te aee that tbe wild
of Senater Q , whom I especially wanted te
be polite te. Had something te eat. The din
ing room looked as if It had been Backed by
a famlsbed armv. 1 looked about aud aald
te ber : Mra. Q .there 1 a candle en tbat
table iH you are HuaBtaa eaeagla la aat It,
and ever there la bait an nrauge. ' That la
positively all there wa left, and the caterer
aald I waa lertutmte that tbe mob did net
esrry oil tbe dlshe and tbe furniture.
Party glting In Washington has come te be
a mere opening your heu9 te a mob of
people you wouldn't knew for the world, and
for my part I m sick of lb I shall glva
dinner partle liereafier. That will take care
of the people I most care about, and the real
mmtge. '
Happily, we have net come te this in Bos Bes Bos
eon, but iwople de make frantic ell eris te get
Inte the preiier sets, resorting te trlcka tee
annbbiah ami mean te be endurable, or, In
deed, belteipahle, did net one knew tbat
tbey exist. Jlusten tetter, J'rei iiXenet Jour
nal. Johnny Mfnla Hlmaalf Ably.
Frem the Sim 1-r.tiiclsce Kxatnlner
Johnny Qulon, age thirteen, had been ar
rested for sUmtnlngdoer, runnluglnte ball
ways, yelling therein and generally dis
turbing the peace of Brannan street, near
Sixth.
Johnny came out et the deck when asked
if he wished te make a statement and went
right te the Judge' railing, a mark of cenfi
dence which gratified tbe court.
" 1, wasn't ilelu'
iietbln,' " said Johnny
calmly. " I waa slttin' thlnkln' en my
mother's doorstep, when tbat policeman
came up and grabbed me. He didn't say
nethln' en the way down, an' the nrt 1
knewed what waa tbe matter waa wheu be
said malicious mischief ' te the prison
keeper. "
Your Hener, I chased him a block, "
aald a policeman, ' and then had te crawl
under a beuse te get blm. "
I'm afraid you're a pretty bad boy, " ob
served the court aternly.
Ne; you're oil judge," said Johnny,
eagerly, and pressing nearer. 1 sin't ; I'm
a bsrdwerkln' boy. 1 only get back from
Les Angelea last Hunday, an 1 give my
mother (10. "
Wbere did yen get it T "
" Werkln' down te Lea Angeles. "
"Working at what?"
' Carrying water ler a prospector. "
Isn't tbat a new trade 7"
' 1 dunne. "
Well," eighed the court, "It beateall
hew tbla modern love of luxury tnfeeiaall
classes. New, when 1 used te go prospect
ing In early daja I'd no mera have thought
or having a boy tagging alter me wltb a
water bucket than I'd think or asking Mr.
Kenny there te come up here and fan ma.
He you're from Lea Angeles, eh T "
' Yea, air. "
The court waa Inst in thought for fully a
minute and eeeuied te lese oenaalousnesa el
hlaaurreundlnga. Then he asked wltb ani
mation :
Well, bew'a the boom 7
Ureal, " earn jennnv. " Ana i lergni te
say, mister tbst when I'm te home 1 go te
cburcb every Hunday wltb my mother. "
Bee here, you young villain, " cried his
honor, hla mlldntwu changing suddenly te
ferocity, " you're en your way te tbe gal
Iowa, Get out of here, and If you ever come
up before me again I'll send you up te tbe
Industrial Scheel ler Hla "
Jebnny turned bis back en the judge,
winked at Prosecuting Attorney CeUcy and
mad quick time for the deer.
Klsctrieal and Mssmarle Pbaaemsna
The experiments made by M. Moblen Meblen
bruck seem toBbew tbat In tbe meamerle
condition an electric current may have a
powerful Inductive action upon the human
nerves. These experiment were made, aa
reported, wltb an apparatus consisting of a
rlngel iron wires wound with atlk-oevered
copper, tbe latter being placed In clrealt with
a microphone and a battery cell ; tba ring
waa about nine Incbea In diameter. In tbe
Brat experiment a watch waa placed near the
intoreDhone and the ring Placed upon tb
head of the mesmerized subject, who Imme
diately began te beat time witb tbe ticking of
tbe watch ; wbea the microphone contact was
touched with a quill feather ha placed hla
fingers In bla ears, and en lbs mlorepbone
being removed te a e latent apartment and the
oenneotlon el the circuit completed aa before,
a violin was played in tbe distant room, the
patient abewlng the most distinct indications
tbat be beard tbe music. The next expert,
meat waa obviously te apeak te tbe micro-
Eben, "and te my great surprise," aaya
L Mehlenbruck, the patient repeated, the
word." The last experiment wa te nd a
oenlinuou current tnreugn in circuit,
wbleh had the cfleel of causing the jwtlant le
threw bla arm around In a circle In the ver
tical plane tba direction of motion being re
versed with the reveres! of tba eurrent and
when tbe patient waa asked what he felt Ilka,
ba aald ba waa turning.
Tbs Prlsce twasbesMUOwa Hair.
from the Londen Plgara.
Tbe story Is going tberoucdathatayeuag
lady, wlahlng te bar anetbw geed leek at
tbePrtaoeef Walea recently, walked unto
th deer el hla carriaM,,wben, wnoMeW
DRIFT.
One of the chief pleasure of a tilp tetha
eeeabere or mountain resorts la mld-aum
mar Has In making aaw frlenda and ao ae ao
qBAiutaneee, aad meeting face te face many
of the men and womea, with whose works
fame had made ua wall acquainted before,
bat whom perhaps wa baJ uavat earn with
oureyes,Ber.pogentoamaa wltkmaa. It
liaaadvaatag,tea Youeanldomlfvr
knew a person really until you bat aaaa
blm. One geed leek at a maa give ma a
better Insight Inte what that man really la,
than volumes of biography, aad yeara of
study et his works.
Sema people you overrate from a mere ac
quaintance with them through tbelr produc
tion and through tbe volee of tame, Otbar
you underrate. Meeting them face te face la
the quickest, perhaps th only, corrective.
I have bad both these experience within
th last faw weak a Fer example, the popu
larity of the pter of tba Church of the
Stranger, New Yerk, and president of tba
American Institute el Christian Philosophy,
had aomshewor ether led me te overrate
aeme et the qualities of the Rev. Charles F.
Deem, D. D., LU D., and te fall te recog
nize etbara. I met him at Kay East, at one
of the aumrner sessions of the Institute of
Philosophy, net only once but often, and In a
abort tlm I saw my mistake. Dr. Deems I
a man of perhaps fifty eight yeara of age, or
a little mere ; below the average height ; baa
eandy hair and fall beard, plentifully aprlnk
lad with white. He U net aa original
nor a profound philosophical thinker. It la
net hla ashelarshlp, nor hla slequsnce, nor
bis Intellectual force, that has made him the
auoeeaafut pastor and popular man that he
la ; for or none or tbeee qualities naa ea mere
than tba average abare. But he ba great
enterprise! a manner en the pulpit and plat
form tbat is pleasing te tbe many because of it
tmpllclty, twinkling humor, and familiarity,
sdded te se easy Uiw or language, and a
geed deal or self oenfldeuoe and pesitlvenes
et opinion, with a politic choice or such opin
ions a are popular. Socially bla auave, gen
Isl manners, great cordiality, and aptaeeeln
saying complimentary things aad "nice
phrasea," make him quite an attractive figure
in company, and a particular favorite with
tbe ladies. Others may have all these gins
te sn equal decree : but few use tbem aa
wisely and affectively aa Dr. Deems. By
their meana, and animated with an earnest
Christian aplrlt, be ba built up one of tbe
largest and finest churches In New Yerk,
which he manages with tbe utmost Christian
tact ; winning millionaires te give liberally
of tbelr.mllllena ; inf natag hi own energy
Inte the members snd making of them a body
of active workers ; snd withal doing It In aueh
wise tbat hla own name I aver kept promi
nent. Tbeee same characteristics also dis
tinguish bis presidency ever tbe institute of
Philosophy, end editorship el its organ,
Ciriftiun Thought, indeed, with all bla
tact and suavity, 1 cannot but feel tbatin both
Institute and magazine there la Just a little
tee much et Dr. Deems making ttselt felt
Tba well known fact that, as no stream
ever rise above II bead, se no association of
men ever rises superior te its presiding offl effl offl
eer, but Invariably has tte character and
power determined by bin, la strikingly
shown by this Institute of Philosophy. Dr.
Deems' activity baa always, in his writings
and addressee, been con lined te repelling and
refuting the attacks and posltlena et tbeae
schools et philosophy snd sclentlile hypothe
ses which be cenatdera inimical te Christian
ity. They are exclusively apologetic, defen
at, weaauva. And Juat tnla tt Is that baa
alae mainly, sad far tee eseuiatvsty, osawaa esawaa
terlzed the proceedings et the Institute.
I was very glad te bear this pointed out
at tba anniversary meeting at Key East In
the remarke there made by our distinguished
fellow citizen Dr. i:. V. Gerhart, of the He
formed Tneolegictl Seminary. He main
tained tbst ss truth Is its own best defense
snd vindication, tbe work or the Institute
abeuld be mere positive in Its nature ; lea a
refutation of ether systems, and mere of a
plain, clear establishment et tbe funda
mental principle et tha truth itself.
Leave false philosophies alone. They will
die et themselves. Find, establish and
clearly abew forth tbe truth. Its own in
herent brlghtneaa wilt cause the untrue te
vanish, aa tbe mlsta et night's darkness
vanish before the light et the aun. What
we want te-day, and what tbe Institute of
Pbllosepby needstode if it would live and
amount te anything, la net te waste time In
picking out flaws In the current philosophies,
net te seek for untruth and error, but aim
ply te aek ter and maintain and abew
forth tbe foundstlena of true science and
philosophy, and thereon te build a ystem of
positive thought, Immutable, eternal, aa its
everlasting foundations themselves.
One of tbe most unassuming, modest, un
obtrusive men I met at Key Eaat, waa Dr.
Lyman Abbett, el tbe Christian Unwn, one
et the very atroegeat moo, ablest writers,
clearest thinkers, finest scholars, and
meat forceful and charming speakers, new
living In our country. He is a very tower of
atrengtb. I bad leug age become acquainted
with bla writing, and in a measure with the
man himself tbreugh correspondence. He
bad for years been an loaplratlen te me, a
teacher In many things, and the object of
my constant admiration for his bread
Ciirlttian charity and liberality, bla fresh
ness of thought and fercelulnes la expres
sien, tils inaepenaenea, originality, ana rear
lee devotion te hla one only master, Jeaus
Christ, and it I much te aay that whan I
had the privilege or meeting and talking
with him I ws net disappointed. I round
him all and mere than I had believed him te
be. r
Dr. Abbett I net yet fifty, rather alander
In person aud or medium height. In aplte
or hla lull beard, hla face ha a peculiarly
aplrttual appearance ; tbe forehead remarka
bly high and bread; bla balr la worn long,
and falls down below hla cellar In dark
brown wavelets. Hla dress la plain, almost
eerelesa. In bis manner there 1 an open,
frank simplicity that la charming ; nothing
atleettd or studied, no assumed dignity or
gushing oerdiallty. la te ba detected. Be
simply Is himself, the earnest Christian
man and brother. And as be la In private
conversation ae be la when en tbe platform
ne face an auaieoee. ne never epeaaa irem
note ; but standa beside tbe little reading
desk, and talka te you. net as it he were re
citing bis piece, but just as it he were con
versing wun eacn auuuer aiene. a urat ne
speaks slowly, each sentence followed by a
short pause. Boen, however, b warms up
te hi subject, and hla nttoranee becomes
rapid, never hurried ; his language plain, ac
curate, beautiful In lta directness and elm elm
pllelty. There Is no verbosity, no repetition,
no rambling. He apeak juat as "Lalcus"
writes. Hla gestures are lew, unstudied, ap
propriate. Yeu listen, tbe even logic carries
you Irresistibly along, tha cbelea Illustra
tions lighten your path, tbe occasional bursts
of eloquence ere ana quiesen your mieu ;
and when he atepe you cannot realize that
yen have llatened a lull hour te the weight
iest truths It eeem te hava betn only a faw
minutes.
In thl last respect, a well aa la a number
of ethers, 1 was reminded meat forcibly by
Henry Ward Beeeuer, though neither In ap.
pearanoe nor manner la there any reeem-
blanee between Dr. Abbett and Beecber. It
1 tbe similarity et spirit In tha two, 1 think,
tbat makes the Impression. Thar la in tha
lermir tb earn freshness of thought, and
profound earnestcea aa were in tbe latter.
Tbe aatua breadth el view and faculty et
looking at all aide of a subject, literally
surrounding it, tba asm bread human,
Onrlatllke, sympathy, and tba eame honest
directness and dear common - sens la
thought and a peach.
I we delighted te hear, by Iba way, tbat
Dr. Abbett ha baas prevailed upon te eater
the public leetur flald during the coming
autumn and winter. It la the purpose thus,
la a measure te supply the place left vacant
wbea Mr. Beecber died, namely tbat of a
lecturer who aball treat serious nnleste. aad
dleeuaa tba profoundest question of thaole-
gy, philosophy, ana society, from a broadly.
uaaoelmlssUeal. Christian atand point, la the
light of OnrUtian com maa saaaa, aad yet ba
aueh a maaaer aa te aw ami
la aad at-
traetlve te the aaaaa et tha sHfla,
kaew
ei an maw anw unag wae ma
eaauBBstniaimpertaat werai
I ayswaaafaUy earrwatew by Mr. ihirJ ;
vMtLeaeaeter before leaf, aad give aa the
Dat of ea of hla Mstaraa. l thtak ae
ha never even beta la our city, except te
paw through tt, wbleh la rather acreage, far
tbara are taw of tba larger dtlaa eaat of tba
AllMhanlaa whirs he Eea net elven asm
ktadetaa address, lecture, or aermea ta tba
last tea years, 1 slarerely hope for Lan
caster's sake that ba will be procured te
lecture for ut before the coming Masen la
ever. Umear.
A BmABUmAB'M MXtMIUBBOB.
Weaderf Bl Kmbs et a Tramp aa a ret tre
ats Itailtsaa Train.
from tbe Ban Francisce Chronicle.
Jeseph Kneppler, wbe balla Irem Chicago,
aad laya elalm te tba title of champion dead
bead, la new in the city. Ha baa made dead,
beading a aelence, and beasts of having trav.
eled ever 40,000 mile en railroad without
having paid a eant of rare.
Kneppler atoed In front of a Third street
saloon yesterday, chawing tbe barren end nf
a match, when a. reporter engsged him la
oea venation.
"Hew did I come here," he mid, In an.
ewer te a question. " On the cars, or course,"
aad as it anticipating tha next query, he
added : Without paying a cent tlther. I've
deadheaded It all ever thl country. Been
Irem Maine te Ban Francisce four times In aa
many yeaia Ne, don't always get through
aa quick aa a pay passenger, hut I get there
just the same I've had aeme rough exper
iences, been put off In enew and Ice, wbar
there wasn't a beuse around for miles, but I
caught en again. Yeu aee, many of tha rail rail
readera knew me, and many times they've
made mejump from a train without Blacking
'erup.
Tbe most thrilling experience I ever had waa
ea a train ea the Pennsylvania railroad going
between Johnstown and Alteena ever tha
mountains. I bearded ber at Johnstown,
and aa bad luck would bave It the oeoductor,
apiea me en ins pistierm oeiere wea gene
many miles. Yeu see. sometimes the con-
doctor deu't go through the train between
these two atatlena, aa they don't make any
atop, and a fallow ha a chance te steal
through. But thl time I waa caughu 1
knew I'd be put eO right In the oeetre et tbe
Allegheny mountain, and the tbeagbt et It
chilled me. Tbe night waa dark, se dark
tbat you couldn't aee your hand before your
face. I looked around thinking I oeuld hide
myeelr, but tbat waa out et tbe question. I
was standing en tbe laat step and happened
te leek around tha corner el the car. Tha
window next te where I atoed waa open aad
I hit en a bold plan. Wbaw, it make me
ablvver te think or It, and I never want te go
through the like again, net for all the rali rali
resda in tbe United Slatea.
"Well, air, when I aaw tbe oeoductor come
from tbe ether end of the ear 1 swungareund
te tbe aide, caught held of the window sash
and bung there. Juat then tbe oeoductor
opened the deer, expecting te find me en the
platform. Ue felt ter ma In the darkneea. I
suppose, but be never dreamed te leek for
me en the side or the ear. Us went en Inte
tbe next car. My arma were growing tired,
and I wsa glad te get back en tbe platform.
Te my great borrer, however, 1 couldn't
reach iba step again. Terrer seized me. I
knew I couldn't bold en another minute.
I would have te drop and ba mangled under
tba wheels I yelled aa leund aa 1 could, but
tbat waa uaelee ; no one oeuld hear.
I thought I was lest, and 1 made up my
mind te that when Iheard tba whistle of a train
en tha ether track. 1 could hear her come
thundering along. If I dropped then 1 knew
I would fall en tha track ea which the west
bound train waa te pass and be ground te
plecee. 1 held en like grim death. Tba
glare of the headlight ahena upon me. I felt
tbe strong current el air from tbe paaelng
train. 1 alae lelt my grasp relaxing, and that
was the last that I knew. I bad dropped be
tween the two trains between tbe two tracks
and never waa touched. The engineer et the
west bound train bad seen ,ma Ty tbe light
Ireaa tba loaeaaoUve cUaguag te my patUeHS
position and aaw aae drop. Ha ran back, te
me. picked me up. and t--ht me te Jehn.
town again. It was a miracle, et oeuree, that
x saeapaa aeatn. I've eeen en top ei ears.
nearly trczen, rode along for CO tulles en a
truck or a ear, but never bad aueh a rough
xfwMacB nererav ana never want te again.
(And M. vidhv nun.'l fuuMntlntiM: Hi
i Tt-7r.?-7' --rr.rrrrj
i .you iTariu iisveiinar mi met. sveia aisstn.
ahlpa, I went as a stowaway one time, aad
I'll tell you what happened. After three
dayaeut at sea I wa discovered. Tha cap
tain Bald te me : "Yeung man, you'll have
te go te work.' He set me te scraping off
paint for nine daja. At tbe end of tbat time
we reached pert, aud instead of being allowed
te land, I waa placed In irena and kept there
until we left, when I was liberated and aet te
work again all the way te New Yerk, where
they allowed me te go. I never went te sea
again. Railroad are geed enough for me."
A slender lieutenant fremSkye,
Was aa Win aa a capital 1 1
Ha said It's tee bad,
llat then I can pad, "
WhUh show that figures de He.
..
Tbe Lack el Uaactag Men,
Frem tbe Philadelphia Mewi,
All the aeaalde correspondents unite In
stating tbat there la a great scarcity of danc
ing men at the summer resorts. Tbe only
creatures In trousers who seem willing te
figure In tba ball-room are callow youths te
whom tha use of a razor la an unknown
quantity. This complaint Is aa old aa tba
bllla. Tbe attention of tbe neglected maldena
la called te tbe Chorus et Wallflowers."
arter tha manner el the Greek, as found in
" The Little Tin Gods en Wheels" :
We. tbe unfortunate, dull snd respectable.
Geed, but net beautltul. no eae will sneak te.
rearing lest tbey will be stuck en us daring the
w note of tbe evening. Men am Det simpering
Idiots anyway. Llti e we care for tbem.
Karely wutbfnkef ihem. Alleurdellgbtlaln
Cultare and Intellect, sense and refinement.
We should net wish te b worldly and beautiful,
foolish and frivolous, no, net ler any thing.
caeacs or mbi wae fleck tee stubs.
Loek at theee dear little, aweet little, nice little
uiriaia tne corner, wne are ail eying 10
Have na come up te tbem, W bleu of thedar-
Shall we make htppy te-night with our pres
ence r
We, tba magnificent leaders of raabtnn.
Creak from a aalt-balh and teny as possible i
We tbe young men who don't rise In tbe morn
ing. Wedded te atyle and without occupation.
CBeai'8 cv wAiLriewsts.
Bae tboae dttratable. tluiB-aei vIdk hvnecrtta.
rrebably boasting that ws are In love with
tbem.
Pitiful creature, they tbtnk tbat they flatter ua
By tbelr gilinai t-g that leek like oraug-eutaogs
When we assemble for sweet geislpand chatter,
Trust us te tinker tbe little tlu monsters.
Tbe Apple Wblcb acU.
Prem the Bosten Pest.
1 find an Illustration el tbe power of beauly
even In prosaic matters in tha heaps et red
apple which always appear at tbla season of
the year en the street fr.ult standa. Tha ap
ple I refer te, Ibe Wllllama apple, la net par
ticularly tine flavored and Is rather dry and
pithy, but It ba auch a brilliant color 1 1st it
always sells well. It baa a predecessor, a
much finer red apple In my opinion, called
tbeaopaef wine, out tbla waa leas brilliant,
and though higher flavored tbe beautiful
color of tba Wllltama drove It net only out et
the market, bull doubt If It oeuld be found la
an orchard. The beauty el tbe Wllllama and
tha great bearing pajrar of It use carried th
day. Wbsn It la in aeaa en fruit vender de
net aeem te car te hava any ether en band.
Yat ler myself there are a dcitn etbara I
would rather eat, and 1 think everybody
would gre wltb me II they bought tbaur
truit pealed.
Orsen Almend In Pari.
Prem the Philadelphia Call.
The European ebeatnut Is larger and
coarser le grain than the American and Is net
at all e pensive. But still there araaeme
thlnga which taste Hk chestnuts but de net
belong te tbat family. Take green almeada
ler example. Yeu see tbem offered for Bale
In tb Fraarh town Juat aa ptanuta and
eent-a glass lemonade meet you en almost
aver- corner In American dtlaa. Thaw raw
aemble butternuts with the green aball ea
and are muen liked by all tilawaa et Parte-
tana. iny are aervea alter your trait at tha
beatcalM and hotels, are munched by tha
bourgeoisie between meals aad stolen by tha
gamma at any time. . Yeu cut tha aert aut
wita a anne, reatevw we auppary asia ireea
tha kernel ana proceed le deiIbbbb The
testate precisely like a ebsstnut which baa
left tba burr a few hours. Fer fl v aeue yea
buy a Urge package of thee nawi spend tea
aeus ana you boesbs iuw -
aver want te aae green almeada agaia.
Barring all knowledge of tb matter It would
require adelieste palate te distinguish be
tweea tba almond and tha ebestaat.
i a
Watah wat a white.
WasptuithataayabUl dawa when ttaaiM
vMumtAmi
j MOTTO THAT ALWAYS W1K8 I
11 MnnAftt Wnrlf
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ROCHESTER LAMP,
eixty CanOle-Lighti Beat them all.
Anether Let of CHEAP a LOBES for u as and
uu stove.
Taaal " PsOaFaOTIOM
MBTA1. BtOULDIMO AMD KCBBgB CUSHION
WEATHER STRJP
eat the wait Thl strip outwears all ethers
Keep eat the cold. Step rattling of windows
Baal n da the dust Keep eat snow and rain. Any
one, can apply It-no waste or dirt made In ap
plying It. Can be knee anywbera-ae bole te
bera, ready for aaa. It will net split, warp or
Bbrtnk a eaablea strip la tba most perfect. At
the Btevs, Heater aad lUnge Stere
-or-
Jelm P. Schanm & Sens,
84 SOUTH QOBKH IT.,
LAJtCASTBK. PA
s
PKOIAIi NOTICE.
"store human, mere divine tban we
In fact, part banian, part divine
Is woman, wban tbe geed stars sg-ec
Te mingle at ber nativity."
JteSecUye Lords et Creation, and hie ye .tw
ir
XXEEEER & HER'F, S,
, Ne. 40 E; King 3
And Precnre one eljthalr Perners
EconeTistJ,
Vapor Geek Stevet.
s
That Qed'a beat girt te yen be net ter tv. .:
yond recall with tbe unnecessary w.u hut
which It Is Impossible te avoid wi -our
Bangea, and (wbat is also Important) -n?iu
the great economy In. ruel, m cents '....'
fuel will cook ter a family et three gie-vn ui
son U meal aj
And when yen want a Heater, r
SPLENDID "
And be Happy.
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PLUMBIBQ, OAS riTTlMS, 8TKAM,UKAT
IHU TIN BOOriNO AND SP017T1NO.
BADDLSa, BO.
s
ADW.K8, UARMKtiS, da,
ANOTHER GUT.
Te maka room for tha Winter Goods that wa
have ordered shipped te us next month, we ener
tha following BABQAIJIM
LAP DUSTERS.
Cat down from 75c te Beet tl 00 te 75e i II 60 1 e
me i i7tnsi.ai two te 11.35 1 mwtoniet
a.Xkteta.2. Tbeee geed all bave beauttruUy
executed dealgns et rtewera and bird en tbem
and are Ne. 1 la every respect.
w e nave naa a great run en wu naiuwim
toenrLow Prleee,but M tba plowing. season
baa Jnst began we offer s tt per cent, redaction
as an Inducement te eleie eat the few dexen yet
mmtl.t...
HABnbss, TRUNKS and BAQ8 as Lew aa tha
AT
KRECKEL'S,
NO. S BAST KINO 8XBBBT, LANCASTBB, l'A
lunlMutdAw
iMtVMABVM.
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TLK INSURANCE ANDTKU8T CO.
Trust, Safe Deposit and Title
Insurance Cempuj,
or atAeiNQ, rA.
capital (Fau Paw) '
CHARTCR KRPtTUAU
IZMtwtw.
GEORGE BROOKE. PatalDCKT.
ROBERT H. COLEMAN, VKK PRUIDCNT.
H. T. KENDALL, Treasurer ANOScCRaMARY,
WALTER M. FRANKUN,, Trust OrrwER
FOR UtMOASTER COUNTY
DJBBCZOBaV
Qeerqc Breeke. H. M, North,
Rebert H. Celeman, R. T. Leaf
Tries. 8. Merritt, W. O. Smith,
Cyrus Q. Oerr, J. H. Cheetman,
Gee. 0. STtrnl, 0. R. Miller,
A. B. qrus.
EXKCTE9 TSIIBTB OF ETEBY HID
aastttaaalliMeWirMef
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atmeat of
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Trestee wltkla saM Ceaatr.
is cam arrru h aSti.
Mcrtgaaaa.
igaaciewesl
MobbvTve Leab en Biat Menaaga atlean
brvaavBtawia naaesaad latermt collected wtta
eat eaasassteLBSlsnaar.
WALTER M. FRANKUN,
ATTOMatY-AT-UW.
Tnut Oflcer far LaaeasterGeBtr.
, Me-WBastklagst, I aaaaBter.ra.
Itau r
XTOTIOK TO TBEHPAbBKRB
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en Sy of tha aaaw ef th
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