Ws&S t "V p rr , v-t Ef! ', 3- )4 jJflB IxAKCASTlbJK JPAHiY iKXEUJGENOEIi. SATURDAY, JUNE 36, 1888: j- x VI tl m H. . iusr' m fh Dally InUlllgncr. I.LMVAMTM, iOHm 16, 1383. ' L D.n.r unuNnreM pnbllsnea all tkc ,'- MMfMi TiSwi M tlra UnlUd rn up te Imm m ttmm bout. BHHMMV MiUen of Tbi ltmu I Mimaaaing towns for loe, per week I ML tut a year t tlM for six months jtM Mr imm nestfe t Me. per month. Jfc'W kit lamtxiamreni (Deuble Sheet) races, enijr n.w per annnm, in an- ;te v'MMerlbera within their adareas changed (aa also itatswtere the paper la Bew tor ter f tjntei ; ri'Mwrtminente from 10 te cU.per line t- MAk tfcailtnw tlWAVllfllll tA tAMHAn b TniUVIM.taiHnffR ,1 Lancaster. Fa. 1 v-T1epBe Oommbeb f$$ . ., ...1 ' -j; i maw -.f The shadow of Blaise la Already thrown :'hm at Chicago- HI Mine la uppermost rthalipa of the delegates, and while ;'- tmjm la a fair instances la he the out- fe - ftfcnlca of the delegates It Is un- is.'-.j-j) Vn IVief ttta inf1li1arv U fSfcat in the thoughts el theso who bar the power te mould the work of the CMvantien. It is a strange spectacle, Elaine has thrice refused te accept the place, but se little is the reliance in his sincerity that few are willing te take him at kta word. Fer ether aspirants bat- lT tUng for his shoes, he 1 the J .- MunM at rh!itre. Yet he la a man W who was twice refused the Republican J?i .1uIIam B...4 !! AHAA A1AttAi1 1TT It, ft jjS BOOUJiaUUU, nun nwuuw 'V"" "J " &fr people after having been nominated . The '11 i lit I im ii n miIMi Trhlrti tita nnrtvwpm In ,;r uvaiewcuv9 wit w . rj .,. elieg te him, despite his proved weakness la a speaking Illustration of the poverty of the Republican party in leadership and in .issues. Jse nomination nt Chicago would make success easier for the Hem. ,, ecracy than that of James G. lllalne. lie tied a geed chance in 1 SSI , when the New ;" XOTK democracy yrciu uivmeu, wiieu i $M tjieveianu was untneu auu iwj,wu iv p publicans oflleehoWers worked day and ;night for the party. "Where would his j;j "chances be new with a united nnd trl '$ umphant Democracy in power, led by "t$ 'fat administration that la admired at home and respected abroad V If Blaine's name floats out of the Clil ' ehage maelstrom, it will portend the (lis ' Integration of the Republican party be- fore November next. Se Chsaclng. We are in the midst of the church fe? s tlvala. The strawberries nre In season, and Ice-cream lias about it some of the novelty which it loses when the het . months et July and August nre at hand. The spring dresses of the girls have net vyet lest their pristine brightness, and the natty light suit of the young man is un- ; creased in its splendor. The roses are in 'f bloom as never before, the grass never looked greener, nor the sky fairer. S" ItJs the festival season surely. Xature U aad nature's products ;whisper Inte the ears of young and old te be merry, and Sk Uxphnrfhng tnlfn nil vnntjitrfl nf tlin t.lmn Km rr, :,: "'.".;." ::. t. KK Dwmca nwe iiuim iui iiieu Dtuiiij faeda. It is well that they should, and W.JiSif wa wuuiuwr uuohiue iu uicu j. j.ci j-- an aiHjk!! Inn n ntnnn !- (!! win T n( WJM't the young people be brought together In kS tM fair month of roses; and let eyes $ wK love te eyes iimi. cjieiin ugum ever ' the entrancing ice-cream and bewitching fv nwnwiif iv a yicikj ejiii, atut uuc &f te make an old man young. ?i& Hut let there be no chancing at these eaurch festivals. Leave that te thobeok- & X saikers at the races and the card sbarrs fctX the fare table. Sew net the seed of V desire of something for nothing under g" the innocent guise of helping the church. k Such aid can bring no geed in Its train. I A Philadelphia judge was recently called , tipen te step a lottery for the benefit of , a church, as contrary te law. The church ? should net wait for the law te set the (i seal of condemnation upon its work, The principle of rallllng for turkeys should he clothed with the rellcleus earl) of "chancing" and used te forward church t work. Let there be no chancing. iii' mr' uvusiuu-B tOiuuiuuiraiieii. Wh 1i..i.. n ...a. jKsg "We give place te Mr. Housten's long ' communication about his report te the ' J-X Hunt nf Tm.1. I. II. n.ll. t 41... L-r . Pi "M " 1"M " IliUllCl Ol I11U OiUU .,r uarDer raureau, ana we shall be pleased I V'-lJt " " UO CUCUb Ul CUUV1UC1UK 1113 Itl- ...Bu V ! I.Ma h wfTA a I 1 1.t ... tJU- tow citizens, as he Is convinced, that he ifl'!? rfaattf vAAAmmnnilnttnn. IIh TIa...m :i$m'm" KWJUliUDllUaHUU", JU1. JJUUSIOIl cj set, uewever, satisiy us mat he did Mse. We believe that he is as v.srmlyln :v'' favor of the Project as he declarer hlnpir tv5&---.-. t... " .:.,.. . .. . : pw w , out be ueiieving we Knew mat no i.& -baa expressed himself very " Infel'clteus- fik 'y " D bla Vxl however much he may 2 object te that very accurate description li-iA " umi "" "O KttVO II WUllMOUUUCU ; jaivnasiuu tuut ue wa.i mere intent upon kii ' criticising than forwarding the project. H-i"-' We mav net have a free annrplipnqlnn !;!? of the merit of his suggestion that the feiBlread be taken from the Columbia 4J " Be" Mr- Hager's residence, by way jvjO( College avenue and James street te a .SJttBCtlen with the 1. R. It. tcbacce waro ware jffi house siding onCharlette street and the i m xteximg at -Muiuerry street, we confess P' that we cannot see its merit. It takes the read wildly through the city streets and in what we should think would be a very objectionable course both te the city and the property owners. The Idea of Basking James street a railway line will bellkely tomakethe college folks' hair turn gray if they thought there was dan fer of its being done; which there Is net. fif Filter the Water. ''.m 'The town of Mercer, in this state, has ?! r system for Altering its water which Is mmmpaaem2eni-t it is in use in ether fpswwssi uut we unu tue iouewing aescrlp. fp,lloeftbe Mercer plan IntheSamVary f 1 1 ; Jftwi'iu r and cenr it for the linpiit nf isr ear city councils. Mercer has but about . Z h r 4kAA thnnaitn1 nAiinlnt tnn 1...S. t . J V-yist' ""' kuuueauu vufutuiiuu, ulu 11 ia je. i;r, OMea mucu as Lancaster is, upon high i':"V Hound, with Otter creek .lewini: two Jl5?lHndred feet below the town at W-tta base of the hilU. A stand. HC-W w erected upon the highest 4y ground in the town, and a pumping sta- tiT,i te Put at tLe creek 'A'he water h Sesehes every pait of the city by its own Vi-rf'tnmnn from the standnlne. but tim '' S"lTe supplying the latter is se arranced ?-. Jtfcat direct pressure from the engine may h w r" "j" me service pipes, xne wawr I C Otter creek is usually nlpnr nir timf.nr SSACanfxtncFA lint nt unnn. f i. i. SSSS SO muddy as te nerd flltprlncr net mere than ours, ceitalnlv. Tn ' SMdy this a well was sunk in the gravel fesaUe the creek, 12 feet in diameter until gs bottom was 8 feet below low water. JM the well did net supply sulllclent staler te the pump owing te the com- pactnessef the earth material. A rec taagular excavation was therefore made adjoining the well, which was filled with Altering material of broken stones, gravel and sand, stones being laid en the bottom se as te carry the water te the side of the well, which was provided with small holes te receive it. A plank box set two feet Ibelew low water carried the water from the creek te the filter ; which new supplies 200 gallons per minute te the pump, which is" its full capacity, and therefore It cannot be determined hew much mere could be supplied if needed. We de net knew why this simple plan would net suit Lancaster, though of course the filter would need te be larger. Covkhkeh Bbaver haa determined that ba will nave no mera hangings In tnta elate en Friday ; which la a aenalble move. m IsitAKf, l'tiTNAM, the here of the French and Indian wars that made thla country bloody In the early part of the eighteenth century, walted for mera than a century for recognition, but It came ou Wedneeday In a monument te his memory erected at nroeklyn, Connecticut. The here olTloon elTloon olTleon deroga, Quobeo and Ilunker Hill needed no niarble te keep hla memory enshrined In the templea of American patrletlam. Fnr.PF.itici; 111 la dead and William 11 ruler. Tnualtgeca. Death tnys hli ley hand en kings. Srrpire anfl crown Mn,t tumble down Ami In the Unit te level made With ihe peer crooked scylhe ana siufie. Jehank Me.sr, the redmeuthed An archist, Is the only one te ralae his voice new against the dead Herman emperor, Aa usual what Meat Is for the doceut.rorllon et humanity la agalnat. Titk New Yeik Herald publishes a atartllng Rtery of a plan formed by I'esI I'esI dent (Irnnt for the Invasion of Hpsln and the aelrnre of Madrid. It was at the tlme of the Vlrglulun mw-sacre at Santiage, Cuba, when the llllbusler Kyan and hla followers wero Riimmarlry shot and the whole country rang with, the horror of the barbarity of the Hpanlarda. There waa i dangoref war with Hpaln and the Herald story runs that Grant aent for (leneral Bherldan ami ollerod him the command et an expeditionary foice te be raised in the oventof war. General Meade waa te be chief "of stall, and a call waa te be Issued for fifty theunnnd voterana of the civil war both Federal and Cen lode rate. "TIiIh army et Oti thousand n,e i waa te be mobilized In the iiulehborheod el New Yerk and a Uoet prepared te carry it across the Atlantle In two divisions. The Idea waa te pretend it for sorvleo en the Island of Cuba, but really te land en the shorea of Hpaln and march Inland te Madrid. 1 leth Grant and Hherldan deemed the movement a feasible one nnd had the United States declared war It would have been attempted." Our navy waa very weak and Grant wanted te make the war brief and decisive. Every general Informed of the plan waa cnthusl cnthusl aatle and confident et lta euceess. There In cme doubtful point about this atery and that la the great rlak In transport ing the Invading ferce when the Spanish navy wna admittedly stronger than our own. It hni eften been aatd that the weak neBa of our navy at thla time saved ua Irem a war with Spain, and If our veterans could have been Imulud naftily tbey would no doubt have made things hum In that old worn nut country. The plan oarrled a fas clnatlng promlse of military glory, and If lta gcnulne cxlstonce la eatabllahed the atery of it will ceitaluly make a sencntlen abroad, Tiiiiiti: will be keen rcgret at the ac neunrciiiiiut (it the death of Mra. Ueulah Hclilndel, wiloef theKOelal butlncsa man man sgtiret the Hte Jim, Kenjamln S. Sobln Sebln del. Her family, and Jn particular her bo be reaved Imsbnud, will have a balm In their anguUli In the recollection et the oateem In which alie wiii held In this community, and In the horelo Christian fortltude with which alie bnre the attack et a most pnlutul and lusMleus dlaoase. ItKI'llKSr.NTATIVIl SOWDI'.N YfW prub- ably net much pleaaed Willi the onthiiHlai enthiiHlai onthiiHlai tle ratification or the work of the Nt. l.euls convention, which waa made at Allentewn. Tet thnuaantl psople orewded the opera heuse and the leading DoraeoratH of the Lehigh region nmde spoeohos whlnh ellcited thundera of applause Aa the Allentewn Item sis: "if our oeugreasman could have wlinphseil the hearty approval of the remtul.-H of the apcakera, If he had bcen present and aeba hew closely and thought fully the large nudlonce llotenodto overy every thtug tl at was aald, be would be mero than convinced by thla tlme that he la net ro re ro flectliiK their views In hla assaults upon the Demecratta platform or In Ida rerusal te ceme lute line en the subject of tntlll revi sion and relnrni." Tin: " leg cabin nnd hard elder " foature of Iho llarrlaen campaign hail much te de with Its Mirt'eaa. And this yeat'a bnudanna caiujulfii In net tn le anc67ed at. Twe Important steps were taken by ihe Kplaoepil oenentlou of the dloceso of Cen tral l'unuxylvaiiUatlbOHQVonteontb annual Eenlnn, In Snrauten, en WodneBday. It waa decided te ro-ennstruet and supplement the beard ntinlHttnni with four "archdeacon rlee," ltde which Iho dloceso should be dlvlded. The ene embraclug the l.aucas terrhurrhea will be oemposod of tbocouu tbecouu tboceuu ties of Lancaster, Dauphin, Cumberland, Yerk, Adam, IVauklln, Fulton, llsdferd, ltlalr, Huntingdon, Mllllln, Juniata and Ferry, Kaeh archdeaconry Is te be com posed of the clergy roaident within lta llinltn, together with the lay doputlcate the dleceHMi oenveiitlon for the time belng. The arohdeacons shall be nominated by ihe arohdeaceurlCM and appointed by the bishop and korve ter four years. The ethor new meve was the reNtrlctlen of Uy ropreaenta repreaenta tlvea toceuiuiuuloiuta of the church. PERSONAI. JnsM'ii Fum.ku, of Xowburypert, Mass "llllud Jeu Fuller," as he la callthl Ihh received back pension amounting te fIS.OOO, and la untitled te f 100 a month. Jami:s Kr.woeiiKiivr.oittOlQuarryville, laoneofthu gradualeH of the Crerer tlieo tliee tlieo legical seminary at Cheater thla year, Ilia thesis waa ' Christ aa a i'reacher." Cei- W. T. FeitiiKS, aecretary of the sub tropical exposition at Jacksonville, Flerida, uivu x-mubj ui uraii uiseuer. 110 served during the w.ir under General McClellan, llurnslde aud Grant. He removed from l'hil idelphla te Flerida eight yearaaga Kkv M. F. Devr.K, h clergyman of the United Urethren church, nnd formerly le cated In thU oeunty, haa been aned by the Iteadlng beard of health forfalllnirte report marrlaitca aeleinnliMl by hlui. He refused te report for two years, aud then sent In a report in which hII the blanks eacept these ler Iho iiainea of the contracting parties wero filled cut .hh the words " 1 don't knew," Mr. 1 K WirMnn, tin r trptls'ng wnr"H. -, ,w..e Bu.-ca-.iuiiy (OTiiducted thotelio.iUotNew Hilliua for two yews has been elected principal of the schools of l-rankvllle, HehHilklll county, at a salary etliKJOaytiir. A few of the New Helland people opposed Mr. Wltmer'a re-election as principal. Se he ambled cl) te another ceuuly, where hu receives twloe hit former ealary. it Ib net easy te down the ontor entor onter prislug feiihoel teacher. Jacob Thuax, who was with lUbert 1' niten en the soend trip of his sieainbeat, the Clormeut, celebrated his 100th birthday anniversary at Kau Claire, wis , recently He has used tobacco from boyhood, and la every day mere and mero convinced of the truth of that familiar paragraph nf the old rchoel reader : "Tobacco ia a alew but mire poison," The only dllierence Is that in ibla version tbn small caps have slipped out et their uiuslil we. CLOSING EXAMINATION. Ul'KSIIONS CI1VEW THK BIUDBNrs OF M1LMCUSVUXK KOIIMAL SCHOOL. rrobltinlnTilenomtrj, I'litloiephy, Zoel- ncr, Ubemlitry, (Kometry ana aitren- mny Kur Ilia Selcnt'lle Class Slick Urs for the Seniors ana Juniors. The final examination at the State. Nor Ner mal aoheol at Milleravllle began en Tues day and was completed en Wednesday. The following Is a list or questions given te the different classes : SCIENTIFIC QUESTIONS. AKALTTtCAk TntO, Derive the following formulas : 1. Fee a set 1 tan.n. t. CWa-? , , , . tan. a -i- tan. b 0. Tan. (a-J-li)w; - -r. x r ' 1 lan. a tan. b , Frem tan. 'a sin. a dcrhe tau.'a sin. ' n. RI'IIKlttCAf, Tiue. 1. Give Napier's Circular Parts. 2. Flud Uie altie of the middle part In terms of the opio epio opie alto part. 3. Find the sine of the middle part in terms of the adja cent parts. Germinia and Virgil, I,egle. Meral Philosophy, Philosophy of Education. niaiiuu lUTtrnAL ruiLoseniv nit. me- 11 KE. 1, Explain the relations of Intervals In the dlatoute scale. S. What la the dlfforcnce between the dlatonle and ohreniatlc scale? '.), What Is the cll'ect when the object Is between tho'cencavo mirror aud the princi pal focus ? A. De two cr80us sce the sanie rainbow ? Explain. b. I'xplalii a dynamo. CIIKMISTUT nn. IIIOIIKn. 1. Hew tleca the aclcnce of Chemistry did'er from that of Natural Phtloseuhy? 2. Define a salt, an acid, a base, a chemi cal cemtKMinrt. 3. Hew Ib II, 8 prepared for laboratory work 1 Fer what purimse la It used ? 4. What Is meant by Valence? Illus trate by giving feriuuhu In which the valence differs. fi. What la composition of water? Hew are Its constituents ascertained ? What are the principal impurities In drinking water? G, Naine the Nubfttaucrs which thn fol lowing formula) rcpivacnt: IKSO,., K I., KCIe,., Fb(NO,),., II.l'e,., NjiCI,, CiiSO,., nnd :'l I'h Ce, Pb(OH),. zoeLoov nit. iirenrin. 1, Name the various kinds of tlnaue that enter into the animal body. 2. Dcsoribe the development of the em bryo tn the egg. ;t. Discuss locomotion In animals. A, What is alternate reproduction ? Qive an oxample. fi. Hew areaulmala claRRlflcd f 0. What animals are aubject te metamor phosis ? Explain. 7. What relation bctn ecu the fauu ami Heed of a country ? anai.vticai, onesiKTnv nn. ttiennn. 1. Find equation te the ellipse referred te Its axis. 2. Find the equation te the hyjwbela. 3. The roctangle contained by the fecal distance of any point en the hyperbola is equal te the aquare of half the correspond lug cenjugate dlamoter. - A, Find the dlstance of the point 12 from the line x -) y 3 O. SI'linillCAL C1K0MKTUY Dlt, llUUtr.K.. 1. If a dlamoter of a spliore la drawn por per por peudicular te the piano of any clrole of the Hiihore, Its cxtremltics are polea of the clrole. 2. The are of a spherical trlaugle la equal te Its sphorleal oxeeas inultlllc(l by a trl trl rcetangular triangle. It. 'Iho area of a spherical polygon Is equal te Its spherical uxcesa multiplied by the trl-rectaugular triangle. , CALCULUS Dlt. IIIOIIKK, 1. d tan. xcwhat? 2. Find the sidca of the luaxlmum rcc rcc tangle which can be Inscribed Iu an clllpae whohe aides are 2a and 2h. 3. Find the differential of the arc of a parabola. 1. Integrate the uxpicsaleu du - x'(.i In1) j dx. x'.lx ti. Integrate the nxpicsfien bx fOLII) UROMKTllY In. IIIOIIKK. 1. Glve Rome of thu various polyedrens, giving flgurea. 2. If two paralloleplprdona have a com mon lower base and the upper bases bo be twecu the saiue parallels, tliey are equal iu volume. 3. Any two rcetangular parallcioplpe parallcieplpe parallcioplpe iIeub are te each ether as the product of the three dlmensleus. 4. Similar Hellda are te each ether as tlie cubes of their homologous parts, or edges. ASTltONOMY. 1. Glve a oleirand full account of the aelar system, naming anil characterizing all the planets. 2. Explain the difference between slderlal and mean solar time. CLOSING. The result of the final ordeal was an nounced at 8:15 p. m, en Wednesday even ing. All passed except ene of the two ladles who had ceme from Dauphlu county te try the Junier examination. Therowere 37 Juniors, 20 Seniors, and 1 Scientific. After the announcement was made ad dresses vtere made by the momberH of the examlnlug beaid. 1'ref. Mo.Neat and Dr. E. O. I.yte. .1 UNIOU EXAMINATIONS. ivif. aevEHNME.vr nn. mruunr.K. 1. Discriminate Socialists aud Anarchists. 2. What rights did Congress gain aud the State surrender by the adoption of the Constitution? 3. Wlionce Is the money neccHiry te carry en the government of the L'ultcd States derlved " 1. Justify the creation and exlstoneo of the Sonate. 5. What officers of the government of the I'ulted Statca are thore In this oeunty .' Te what department de they belong? or.eonAniY nn. jiukiiuli:. 1. Are tha days longer heic at Halifax or at Augustine? 2. Where la the longest day ene month In length ? 3. What are Isothermal Hues, and wl,v de they ditl'er from parallels? -I. Discuss the north-vast trade w Inds. ft. What relation is there between the vegetatleu of a country and Its forms of relief? ti. Lecate all the cities in about the same latitude as New Orlcaus. 7. Compare Cuba with Newfoundland, mentioning points of llkencbs nnd of dllier ence. OUTlIOUltAI'llY nn. lIl'EIUtLi;. 1. Write a word In which la a vinccl ; ene Iu which it Is a contenant ene containing a proper diphthong, and ene containing an improper triphtheng. 2. Classify the consonants accerdlug te the organs principally usul In producing their Bounds, mcntleuiiig which conseuatits belong te each class, 3. Write a list of ceguatcs. Why are they se called ? 4. Hew Is the d In stej pe 1 pronounced ? Why " 0. In what respect is the Engllth alpha bet defecthe" 0. Hew mauy different letters and dla graphs represent the sound of a Iu an t 7. Write two dorlvatlve words iu w hleh the Fj.eUing of the primitive undergoes change, and defend the change. 8. Write two rules of spelling aud Illus trate each with two examples. 'J. Mark the accent In iwreaiptery, com cem nmnistj comparable, confidant, 10, Spell and define all after the Beveutb, OIUMMAn AND COMPOSITIOH VnOF. It, J. BnECIIT. It Define the terms: verbal, pleonasm, ellipsis and attribute, and illustrate each by giving an example 2. Dlacuaa the elements of a sentence with reference te their rank, their struc ture, and their function. 3. Write examples of eomplex sentences oeutalnlng the noun clause used respec tively as subject, object, complement of Uie subject and oppesltlves. 4. Specify the advantages In using the jKiMfrriiVand Illustrate with example. ft. Supply subject and verb te the follow ing expmaaleua, and note Uie less and gain by the addition : Ouesttena for the Juniors. Whjpsennklud? R. Correct and glre reasons Let him be whom he may. ThU U net such a warm day aa yesterday. 7. Write short paragraphs upon the fol fel fol lewing subject: Examinations, Frce Trade, General Sheridan. IAT1N rm. mniiEK. 1. Decline "rirbenut," " putlla ftlii," and " Mlum elcile." 2. Compare "benut," "malut," "par tin," " multui," " magnvt," and "iHtei." 3. Glve the tenses In the subjunctive mood of the verb "te." 4. Qive the tenses of the Indicative mood, passive voleo, of the verb "rege." ft. Translate Inte English, and censtrue, " Dietre pauca, tit preprium lapUnti." 0. Translate Inte Latin, and censtrue, " Laber it uiefulfer tht body." UNITED STATES UISTOItY DH. WALLEH. 1. What nations took part In the explor ation of North America ? Iudleate upon a map the sections settled by theso most suc cessful In making ermauent settlements, and from governments and In what way we have ceme In possession of the whole land. 2. Name the wars that have been waged. Which of theso noticeably affected our sub sequent history '.' Name one or mero effects oftheHolast. 3. Name any ethor agcueles orevenls, such as Inventions, discoveries, or acts of Congress that have affected the eurrcut of our history. Name ene effect of each. 1. Who waa lien. Frankllu? Greene? Alax. Hamilton ? Thes. II. Benten ? 8. J. T ilden ? Andrew Jacksen ? Daniel Web ster ? Ell Whitney ? Thaddeua Btoveua ? W. S. Hancock ? Select five ft. Whero are the following and why cel ebrated : Acadia. Appomattox Court Heuse, San Balvailer, Valley Forge, Fert Donetson ? fl. Name five great statesmen, five great writers, five great commanders, three great presidents, or four If you can. 7. Give topical eutline of Menree's ad ministration. ALOEHHA nn. IIIOIIKE. ay 4 be ae-l hy-- 1 i,,..i aH 2bx -f- 2ax-f bf 2. Facter and leduce (xa ftxy f ')' (x'-.xy ( ')'. Cxry-zl7) 3. Sehey f-z xm. ( ax-y- 7 J I. Selve ;rVyy W) ft. Find 3 conscctttlve numbers whose product is 48 times the middle number. 0. Solved J' -5 7. Product of , tfn-t.i e alalia b. riivfliOLOGv rnef. linr.citT. 1. The structural and functional differ ence between muscle aud tendons. 2. The dlrcet and indirect effects of oxer exer oxer cise and the conditions affecting the value. 3. Hew is the tomperatnro of the body maintained and regulated ? 4. What are the essential elements of a model nutriment. fi. Loeato and describe the corehre-spinal and sympathetic system of neneB. 0. What effect has alcohol upon the heat, action and striieture of the heart ? AII1TIIMETIC Dlt. WALLKlt. i. iicducei"i57ii 33J llij 2. FindO. V. 1). of , ,fSi 1 j, 3. (.005-t-.0e2j I i-J)X-l'-'J -l,, ? ft. I buy a heuse Jan. 3 for $ 1.000, te be paid for In tl inea. If 1 pay $1,000 alar. 3, and $1,000 May 3; when ought I te pay the balance? 0. A and II can de a picce of work In 12 days. Hew long will It take each te de It, provided A can de only j as much as B? SENIOIt BRANCHES. latin nn. uiaiiEE. Translate into English, and parse the Italicised werds: Eodem tlie ab explora explera explora teribim certler facttis hestes wib moute coubcdisse milla pnuuutn ab ipsins castris octe, pialis esset uatura meutls etpialls in clrcultu ascensus, qui cogneteerent, mlsit. Ucuuntlatum esAfaeUm cbse. NATl'ItAL l'HILOfiOI'nV Dll. YiALLl'.lt. 1. Illustrate by diagrams the different levers; assign values and find results. 2. A Btone weighs 12 lbs. In air and 10 lbs. In water; flud the specifie gravity. It. Draw siinple figure Illustrating the hydrostatic press; rtsslgu values and flud result. 4. Glve tlie name and effect of different kinds of mirrors. Give the name and the effect of the differ ent kinds of lenses. ft. Explain the philosophy of the ice oream freezer. fl. State the different ways of generating electricity for practical purposes, and ox ex plain the method commonly used for lights. THEOllY or TEACHHW. 1. What are the leading characteristics of a geed school I 2. Define education. Explain the rela tion aud s.tate the dlffereuce betweeu knewledge and culture 3. What goueral principles govern the art of teaching ? 4. Bv what mpllmda t.'Mi n iainlm,- A..ut vate In his pupils the ability te use lan guage readily and accurately ? 5. What methods may be employed by the teacher te awaken a proper spirit of Investigation among ids pupils ? 0. hat may be considered prejHir penal ties In the government of a school ? 7. What should be the ehlef rollaneo iu heeuriug aud maintaining order ? 8. What moral qualities should the teacher aim te cultivate Iu his pupils, aud Mhat mcaus may be used te accomplish the object desl red? J1KNSU1UTIO.S l'lter. llllECHT, 1. Flud Uie dlamoter of a olrcle of whleh the number of Indies In its circumference la equal te the number of square feet of its area, 2. The diameter of a olrcle Is four feet ; find the area of tlie inscribed equilateral triangle. 3. Flud the annum! nf lln.lu.r I., l,.. .n feet long, whose radii are renpecth ely 0 it;ui. aim u iuuu 4. State the formula for fludiug the sur face aud volume of a sphere. ft. Construct a problem te find the vel. ume of an Irregular body anil state the formula of calculating it. 0. Discuss quadrilaterals. (IROMKTKV Dlt, WALLER, 1. Twe triangles are equal when three sides of ene are respectively equal te Jline aides of the ethor. 2. A straight line cannot Intersect the circumference, of a circle In moie than two )K)IutM. U. Twe triangles which have their sides respectively perpendicular te each ethor are similar, 1. Similar triangles are te each ether as the squares or their homologous sldes. 5. luscrlbe a circle iu a given trlauj;le. MENTAL SCIENCE, 1. Define "Abstraoileu," ''Analogy," Claaalioatien," "Generalisatien." 2. Write net less than one nor mero than two psges en the Importance of Mental Science. 8. Discuss the different forms of mental activity. 4. Distinguish between Attention and Thought. ft. Give an analysis of the Porceptlen of process. 0. What de we mean by the primary qualities of bodies 1 7. What la Implied In an act of memory? 8. Glve methods for the cultivation of memory. II. liew may the Imagination be Im proved or strengthened ? 10. Hew is the Will related te ether powers of the mind? uetasy me. nnr.ciiT. 1. The structure and growth of the rudi mentary plantlet. 2. What knewledge may you gain of the I"""" luauv uy inspecting agraiuet corn. 3., The plan of a typical flower. 4. Inflorescence and the law upon which it depends. ' C. Is the strawberry a fruit In the strict botanical sense ? Explain. 0. Enumerate the successive steps which you fellow iu the analysis of a plant. 7. Give a few characteristics of : 1. Anomeno Thai let reldcs. 2. ClaytenU Vlrglnlca. 3. Erythrenlum Amerlcanum. ISA KINO fO WORKS. Interesting Testa Blade by the Gevrniueut C&em'ati. .Dr. Kd ward O. Leve, the Analytical Chemist for the Government, has made some Interesting experiments as te the comparative value of baking powders. Dr. Leve's tests were made te determine what brands are the meat econemloal te use, and as tbelr oapaelty Ilea In their leavening power, tests were directed solely te ascer tain the available gas of each powder. Dr. Leve's report gives the following : Strennth amenfthn Ceble Inches (las Halting Powders per each ounce el fowfler " Iteyal " (at-eolutely pure)..,..,... ,m ' Patapsoe" miuin powdei) vat " Uamlerd's " (nhrsDhami inuii hlm ' Kuuifercl's" (phnjphntei old SIT " Haaleril's Neme Such," fresh UI.C ' llanferfl's Nene (Jucli,"eia 84 S5 ' Ucdheaa'n" ii7,e Charm " (alum ponder) , H7 9 Auiaren" (alum powder) lll.t " Cleveland's "(coalales Ume) . lietl "Pea Feam " Z 10711 "Czar" 1108 ' Dr. Price's " (contains limn) lets "Snow Klske" (Ureirs, St. I'aul) 101 pg Lewis's " Cenilensud 9S2 "Congre9" yeast 97a '(!. K. Andrew's A Ce Vicentulnsalnni) 78 17 "Ilecker's" OiV OUleU" 81 1 "Hulk" 606 In his report, the Government Chemist says : 1 "1 regard nil alum powders as vety un wholesome. Phosphate and Tartaric Aeld pewderB ltberale their gaa tee freely In pruuessiu uiKinir, nriiDuer varying cumatie changes stiller deterioration." Dr. II. a. Mett, the former Government Chemist, after a careful and elaborate examination of the various Itaklngl'ewders of commerce, reported te the Government In favor of the Keval brand. Prof. MnMurtrle, late chief chemiat for the U. H. Uovernmout at Washington, says: "The chemical tests te which 1 have submltted the Hoyal Haklng Powder,prove It perfectly healthful, and free from every doleterleus substance." Sl'KVlAl. ItOTJOXtr. l.st Tfiith lretali. I .ft the tacts be known. Let us understand thai a bell, nrnn ulcer, or a carbuncle, or any eruption or blemish et tlie shin Is sura te wear away una disappear when Jlurdeek Jlloed Jlitleri am employed. This wonflerrul medi cine acts directly upon the circulation and the reasons for lis use are theieteie olivlens. t or sale bv II. II Cochran, drugKlat, 137 ana 1st) Merth Qnoen street, Lancust.r. Their Unalness iloemlug;. l'rebalily noeno thing has caused snch a rush Ot trade at Cochran's drug store as their giving away te UielrciiBtoinera et se many tree trial botues et Dr. King's Mew Discovery for Con Cen Con siitniitlen. Their trade Is Blinni v enormous, in this very valuable article from the fact that It nlways cures and never disappoints. Cough. Colds, Asthma, llronchltls.Creun and all threat and Iiidk dleonses quickly cared. Yeu can test 11 ueiere uuyiiiK uy keiuuk a iruu uoiue irne. Kverv bottle warranted. (3) First lteTlvrrl unci Then Cured. " Was tronhledfera year with torpid liver nnd Indigestion, nnd after trying everything lmnglnahln nana Jlunleck Bleed Miller: The first holt le revived me aud the second cured me entirely. J. 8 Williamson, Uochesier, N. V. Ter eule hy II. It. Lochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Q.ieen strcet, ljincaster. Its Equal Vet te Hear Frem. The movements or a mule's hind legs are very vurUule and uncertain, but. Dr. 'Jhe'nui' JCeltc'iic Oil takes but ene com se -11 huals and cuies. Its equal for asthma, diphtheria, catarrh, a .Id una st re threat has never yet been sold Ter sale hy II. U. Cecluan, drug gist, ll7acd UJ WurthiJ.ieen street, .Lancaster. An IrJplantleii. Ne onemofllclno will cure evnrythinfr, but It HanlncniueMlhle tact that Themas' ticlec trie ou will eimiaspraln.a bruise, ablte, or an ache, and It alsi un active and pronounced euro ler neuralgia and rheumatism. Fer Bale by II. 11 Cochran, druggist, 137 and l&J North Queen street, l.aucaetar. A fine lilt. When thu proprietors of Jlurdeek Bleed Hit ttrt put tills iiiuewned inedlclnn en the mar ket they hint exactly. They hll dyspepsia, Indigestion, nnd liver and kidney complaints a hard blew, Hern which they will nsver re cover. I'.u fule hy 11. It. Lochran, druggist, 137 and 1JJ North (jueen street, Lancusier. Ter tdrst l'lacr. A great amount or political engineering villi be done by lilunds of cnndldutes te te cure ler tlielr man ihe llrst place en the ticket, und the bust man will probably eocme the coveted place. ThenlC endorsed by the lualeilty et Uie people, the election la assured. Kleclrle llltlerH bus been put tn the front. Its inerlis passud upon, has lieen endorsed, and unanimously given the rst place, auicug remedies peculiarly ndaptrd te the D'llel aud care of ull Diseases et Kidneys, Liver and Stomach Kluciile ultteis, being guaranteed, la a sate Investment. I'llce Wcs. rer bnuie at II. II. Cochran's Drug Stele, 137 and 13J Neith CJneen Stieet, Lancas ter, Pa. (3) BlIILOIl'S CIIRK. will Immediately relieve Croup, hnepln Cough and ilrenctillts. rer sale by 11 It. Cei.hruu, Urugglit. Ne. 147 North Clnoen Btroet, (7) WUV WILL OU CUUUll when Shtleh'a Cure will glve Immedlule relief. 1'rlce iu eta.. Mcts.ana (1 1'orBiUe byll. u, Cochran, Drug- nu cis, ana ti ter boie nyii. ii, Ce gist. Ne. 137 North Uuoen street. l) THK IlKV. HKO.I1. TUAVKU.ef llourben lndsays. "llntli myself and wlte ewo our Uvea te ttllll.llU'S CONSUMr'TlUNUUUK Fer side by 11. ll. Cochran, Druggist, Ne. 137 North tjneen stroet. (j) 'AXKAUAKKK H 1'HiLAnsLi'uu, Saturday, June 16, 1W8. Stere open all day. A thousand things in the store get no word in the papers for every one that does. Take the thousand for granted. Yeu knew anything that ought te be here is here, and as cheap or cheaper than anywhere else. Take it straight through and the best, handsomest, airiest line el Crinkled seersuckers in the market te-day, at the price, is en our counters at 1 2j4c nay bluen brown Plump 30 inches wide. Three widths el crinkles Ti. . and s inch. But quality is the strong point. Tess a fold in air; it almost floats. Try te tear it; like leather. Tough and light. And dressy! Yeu can build it into as cesy a costume as need be for happy-go-lucky wear. The 9c Seersucker has been I2J-4. A choice 5c line in cream. Northeast et contre. next main uUle. They leek like flowered silk, these French Sateens. The WAXAMAKKH8. never-ending wonder is that cotton is at the bottom of it all. Newest designs and color mix ings fill a big counter. Ne ether reef in America covers se full and fresh a gathering of the choicest, neating, latest pat terns in sulphur and blank snlphur nd brown sulphur ana gebelin sulphur and green RObelin, cream and evrdlnal gebelin, cream and terra-cotta uavy, tan ana cream and it isn't a straggling piece of two of a sort that we show you; heaps! 374c. Seme designs of this quality that have been picked from are 25 Peerless Sateens, I2c. Northwest of centre. Plenty of midsummer stuffs get into the Combination Robes at the Remnant counter. Wide awake buyers are carrying them away by the dozen every day. They save half, maybe, and have none of the worry and fret of matching. Mere than three hundred of these dainty Robes are en the coun ter this morning : Camel'shalr Grenadine, 15 00. All-wool Ilatlste, (5.00. Thin I'repa Armurc, . at be and as ue. ' Plaid Kenpallnn, IS 8) and 16 Mi. There's the liveliest kind of ai racket in Braided Sateen and Gingham Robes, tee : (raided Sateen Itebcs, It and 10. llralded Ulngham liebes, 3 Irem f I and $5. Three or four colors ; half a dozen combinations ; suited te the season. North wCi ter centre. A let of large plaid Taffeta Silk Parasols have just come : black and while black and red hotge and brown navy and red They were $$ in May ; new $2. Only a sample of what is te be found among the Parsels. West et Chestnut street middle entrance. If you knew Summer Shawl values, a glance will tell you the rare money's worth in any of these: lierlln, gray and brown otrects, light weight, IU0 quality tern lierlln, gruy mixed, 4 quality for llerltn.'gray mixed, $5 quality ler 13.60. Imitation, Chudda ShtwN, cream, cardinal, blue, gray, $l.te quallly for 12. Second fleer, chestnut street slde. Twe ele vators, A geed part of the joy el gardening comes from the tools. Yeu can save work and blis ters by geinjj at it right. Mere helps than you dream of If you haven't kept watch. Basement, northwest or centre. JOHN WANAMAKER, Philadelphia. MKDHJAI., AYHfN HA1U VIOOK. Dress the Hair With Ayer's llatr Viger, lis cleanliness, ben. tidal otrects nn the scalp, and lasting perluiue commend It for universal toilet use. It keeps the hair selt and silken, preserves Its color, prevents It fiem falling, and. If the hair has become weak or thin, promotes a new growth. "Te restore the original color of my hair, which had turned premtuiimly gray, I used Ayer's Uatr Viger wlih emtie success I cheerfully lestlty te Iho EFFICACY et this preparation. "-Mrs. P. If. Davidsen, Alexandria, La. I wns slllicted eomethree years with scalp disease. My uatr was tailing out and what re mained tinned gray. 1 was Induced te try Ayei's Hair Viger, and In a few weeks the dls dls ease In my scalp dlsappeaii-d and my hair re sumed Its original color."-(Hev.) h. S. bints, l'oster U. 11. Church, Bt. Hernlce, Iud. " A few years age 1 suflered the entire less el my hah- irem the meets of totter l hoped that alter a tlme nature would repair the less, but l waited In vain. Many remedies were suggested, none, however, with such proel of merit as ayers Hair Viger, and t begun te use It. The ieult was all that I could have desired, A growth el hatr seen citiie eat all ever my head, and grew te be as soft and heavy us I ever had, and et n natural color aud flrmly set."-J. 11 Prntt, Hpetrmd, Texas. Ayer's Hair Viger rasr-ARKD Br Dr. J. O. Ayer & Ce., Lewoll, Maaa. Sold by Druggists aiut 1'trfumcrj. lunelltnld AYEHAS BA1H VIOOK. TOR BALK AT j. "-uoeiiuAva uuua sruitK, Jftu. 137 .tl&l North yucen St., Lancaster, la. aprl'.'iuddw TyTANnilAKE 1MI.LS. Werth Sending Fer ! li; J II. SCHKNCh bai punished A ti&Vf AND KtiAUOltATlC BOOK ONTHKIltEA'lAlKNr AMI I UltECr Consumption Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia which will be mallei KltKK te all who want IU If you are, or knew et anyone who U, mulcted with, or liable teany of these diseases, send name und address (plainly written) te Dlt. J II.BtllKNCK.t SON, l'blludulphla, 1'a. (Name this I'aper ) tnarl7 lydJk w SOIUlNOK'H MANUHAICK i'UA.b lOR BALK AT ii.it cecmtAN'd DituasTeuE, Nes. 137 ,t 1 .9 North yneeu St., Iincaster, Pa. apri .'uid Aw SAKE, HUKE AND Hl'EEDV OUHK. llupture, Vuilcocelo and Special Diseases of either box. Why bu humbugged by quacks when jeu c;in find In Dr. Wilght the only Uao Uae clab I'uvsiuiAM In l'htludnlphta who makes a specially nl the above diseases, and Cuaia luml CunKa llVAKANTBin. Advice f i'be day andeven'.ug. btrungers can betreaUidand re turn home sauie day. unices private. DU.W.U. WU1UUT, S 1 North Ninth a tree t, Above liaee, P. O. llez tn Philadelphia. lebAVlydAw ANNUAEUSER BKEU. Tanuliaouser Beers B &B. ruiLvuEi.ru ii. (D 0 C TUB .KRONER & ENQIL (- Tauahaeuser Beer, CO I'lIlbADII.l'HtA H BUEWINO COMPANY. V, TAXUAEUSEH BEER ia ri bpeclal Brew ne of the BEItUNElt & ENOEI, lmEWING COMPANY; and unquestionably the Finest Light Beer extant. It is brewed from the Oneat l'ale Canada West Barley Malt mfir1,,1'?1! and hlRuy recom recem Ues an nutrit,ve 1uaU' Elegantly Packed Fer Family Use. The hlijli reputation enjoyed by the IJergner & Eugel Company is due te the fact that only the Finest and Best Ma ter als are used nnd that the greatest skill and care me exercised during lta manufacture. BER6HER & ENGEL BREWING CO- PHILADELPHIA. Keonig & Wiesciuan, Jr., Agnit-, UAKniSHURQ, PA. HOOTH AND te HO Kit. JJOOTH AND SHOES. t D. P.STACKHOUSE. SEASONABLE SHO ES A511 SLIPPERS. PruJent buyers will consult tholrewn In terest by exainlngthi many bargains In toa tea toa senablo Rhecs and Bllppers that we are new able te eiler, which we have secured at a very low price. As we nre ahle te sell them at prices never bofeio heaid or, It. will pay you te call early as pcsstble, for they must be sold. D. P. STACKHOUSE, 28 & 30 UAfcT KING, ST., LANCABTKU. PA. aMllydAw vrKvy shoe stork. Summer Feet Wear! Everything deslmble tn low cut shoes, Ox Ox Ox toidllesund slipper In grtat vailtty ler la dles, inlssvs and children. Ladles' Viench hid, hand-turn Oxlerd ties in common sense una opera tes, ery light und easy te the loot, A yery stylish low shoe ter ladles Is our pat ent leathor fexed OiferO tte wlih J.een -VV or leather heel; we nl&e have the plain tee aud tip Oxrer.1 with the same stylish heels A neat and geed wearing Oxford tie for la dle", plain tee or tip, at ll.ue and 11.55 Hllppers In all Hyles. .aii opera slipper with common sense tee and heel, patent loatberCsitpperg, opera loe slippers with high and low heels ; also a full line et beaded vamp Bllppers. , Jpormtsse' wear a line Dongeln Oxford tle In heel and sprlug hud j the same shoe In patent leather. rer children Ot ford and sailer tics. 1 he Southern tle for gentlemen in Kangaroo U as neat, comfnrtuble a shop as cau be eiu lu warm weather. Dengnla Oxfords for gentlemen In pointed tee and lip, uNe In plain ireadtn. oiirllueot ti.Mrtnrt non calf shenn for men with t month Inner sole cannot be excollea ler the pi leu. H. swTlkey, (New Cashahoe Stere) Fe. 24 North Qneen Htrwt. I.ANUASl'KK, PA. marJ2-Smd glKEV .V KUKEKT. HOW TO SAVE rueu- 25 te 50 Per Cent. WKIIAVK UOlTliliT WUA1KK lltCHV h-NTlKK STOCK OF UOOT3ANDBIIOKS. AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ! And net having room for them In mir EASTKINOdl'KKKTb'lOUK, we resolved le open a llranch Stern ut Ne '-"IW est King street, where we must s It them en In a row Weeks, ins navaimui uuni me ntoiuieugnnnmi tiuiy 1st,) te de se we will positively sell them At and Belew Cost. Arrnng Ilia stock are snme of the het nmVej We will positively save jeu from 2" u SO per cent, ou all thn goods bought at this store. lntint's I'eblileaad Kid lliiiten Shows, Sftc. Child's Kldaptlng Heel bhet-s, 4 lob's, Me Child's Kid unit I'ebbln Upilng Hotl bhnes, regular prlce 75c and ssj, wie. Old Ladies' Loce tlioes, llegular Price 1 IS and 11. (All w. Untld'saml Misses' Oraln Lace Bhees, regu lar prlce '.no and tl oe. 60 1. All hinds or Utrees' Bhees, Heels and Spring Heels, regular prices 1.2 , 11.3 f 1 DO, $1 u and 11.75, l te and 11.33. Special Inducements. As we have a large let et 2X SandSX we offer Special llargalua te Ladles who cau wear theso Hire. Ladles' l.love Kid Tep and Pebhle fchees, II : regultr price, r.'lxi. Ludles' IMO Bheng ter IISOiUOl Mirwa for r: U and fi W : f l se nhoes ter f is 1 1 1 1 ue dlieej lerlteu; f.MOand.)l bhees lertiuw Space latlsus te montlen prleeaet our lien's Shoes, but we will sell loose Jiul as cheap as the above mentioned prices. Cull In te see the Uoeda whether you Intend te purcbHse or net, we will consider It NO TltliU 11 1, K te show the goods at these prices. Tlie One-Prica Cash Houae, FREY & ECKERT, The I eiders et Lew Prices in Beets & Shoes. MUNCH STOHE N'O. 21WESrKlNO STREET, (Next Doer tell ager's Stere ) UAlNSTOUKi NO. 3 HA9T KINO STRBBT, LAN OASTER, PA. awNOTiOK As we must positively vacate this room July 1, we will keep this Stere open every eveutDc. ars-lma T "i
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