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ri.tmucitAN.
rOURLKBKTElNMAN FULTX, EJItem.
jkwkut ciakk, j-uuusiicr.
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: Daily xntklliekxckr. rutiiticd
Mrr uf ia th rear, but Sunday. Hcrrrd
Wfwrtttn In tbli tity and amuedlug
m at tea trot a . oyinaunveaoi eyinaunveaoi oyinaunveaei
I a jrvar In advance; 50 eeiitna month.
U.Y INTKI.I.KIKNCKK-Onp dollar nnd
Mf ccnli a year. In advance.
BUCK TO HUBNCIUHKIW-Kcinll by cliccu
r iwrtelBfe order, ami when neither of
rUMCU im procured nciid in b regiurra
AleUr.
kt the reitnfllcc, ft oecend claw mall
' matter.
; Annates, THE mTKlUOSHCBX,
l. w , i-anctvMcr, v.
(OACTSR, FA., APRIL 8), 1889.
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OMrc Sefklnp.
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rThe prayers of the nation wvincil te
seKiy uectici ny us lireuucnt, iu
Ife may Im preserv.! from Hie llorre
atiirtit or the enice heckcm. hip
MoendeuU kiv Hint lie leeks worn
, anil tbc editor are iweiiiniciullng
i te take a rest, llut t lie eiinuiri nun
putative. necking places for their
titueuls. mirreiiml lilm tee closely
ilethlmewape. We have n pathetic
inest for mercy eeportei te us ns an
rl by hlin te a reprexeiiiniive.
atom and representatives appear te
Ink. Iicmvh. that he has iietliliil te de
fltet te fill the offices ; hut lie thinks that
here are ether duties pertaining te ins
Igh office, nnil he seenis te consider that
fee should knew cemethlng of what he Is
ilnar when he makes iiiiimlntnients.
He says: "I de net propone te disre-
L'flard the Interests of the party managers,
ihui that w 111 l attende.1 te In proper
gtuue, but It cannot le ilena within n
gweek, ercven anieinii. u is my pur-
fee te secure the U-st men rertlic plaii-s
trust, and I will examine all their
fr'JMpcra with n view te that end. II Is,
ttuerefere, te the inlereit ei me men
fejrne manage me peiiucni anairs m me
rtiartv te bear this In mind. Jt is cer-
btaluly mere ngnvahle te make -elections
ffrem these whom they recommend, if
pteey are geed people ; hut selected t-elely
A VU JIUII1IC1U IVIpmVJHIIUII'j ,.. .-
?tendunt ability te jK-rfenu the duties
expected of them -that cannot In."
P Tliese are very geed wntiments, and
hk U net surprising that u president who
s Widen nkes temnintaiu them ngaliist the
pgreed of this ilepubllniii partisan for
ietrlee, leeks pule nuil haggunl utter it
EJfew weeks Htruggle with the wnatew
Land representatives, who are the inter-
Meuiariea between the hungry lionle
I the head stable 1hss.
K,Senater Matthew Stanley Quay, tleep
i is nis iniquity and long nun sieiuiy
has lieen his exiierleiitv In elilee
llmntiug and providing, lins tied In ills-
Efcuy from the onset of his eftlec eeking
flriends. He tlet'laivs that they are
.
' But they arc Hlniply helpless. The
KBepuluienu tsrniH te U- naturally a
Nlepemlent creature, liielltieil te ns-k
geinething te held him up and averse te
Mimlertaklug the arduous ,'rreniiinuii
ralnisflr. He loves the idea of an elnce,
fcurhere his duties will lie light and his
pipay regular. There are leads of ieepk
rhe would rather U" any day tlmn
fork; and that the most of them are
Republican in their politics can )e ilein-
as traUsl by count, nnil Is shown by the
cut experience of the national exec-
tlve. Thew was plenty tif prc-mun; of
ach creatuix-s uihu Cleveland, but it
pras light ceniparisl with the present
rUTalnnche.
R Ofllee-seekers of the kind who hKs
tUieir reireculatles en te U'g plaiv for
Uhem, when they ate able bodied te earn
la liviirg, cannot Ijc censidereil n very ie-
apectable or even decent class or peejile.
Hi they would slop te think of what they
Barc doing, the ine-t of them -ihiis
Tretild net ie he. JInl wlieu (hey msi an
niUlHl AI1A1I nt.ll l-lHl .v.u...tl Inlllll. Ti.M I
they fall lute the race. thiinMni; tliev
lare as geed as aiiylsxly, and may as
r,well have It ; and that it nuM In- geed
gerse many would net be chasing It.
&s iiut tucrcal ract is that very rew elllcen
c-are wertli the taking, much Iem the
Kjjeeklng and scrambling for, of any man
of fair ability ami siamina. It allbrds a
B
brief shelter iierliaiM from the storms of
ijlfe and may lie actvptahle as a resting
ila ; nut It t)tlei. no nwaid of energy
W hatisfuetlen of lntleiM'UiIeiiix' ir
unlse of iiermnnemv. The office
ksbldcr Is alteut ns mi-rable a crcatum
nerally as the footstool holds; and te
Iserable creatures the labor of necking
; should Is? left. The self-respect
ing, IndejK-udent, full sized man should
Walt for the elllec tescek lilm : and then
Outline te spurn It.
t,' A tJeiural Manaeers Idea.
; Jhe Itendlng Heard of Trade, or a coin.
ynlttee or some organization, has Wvn
jweklng te obtain lower freight lates
ffrem the Heading lallniad ceinpanv ;
ad have received u wry charaeleri-tle
jJwipense te their uiu-al fiem Vlr-..
gyresIdentandOeneral.MaiiHL'er.MeljMMl.
KHe writes te thein that lied.-,, n,t think
Kjbe Iteading manufacturers have any-
piling te complain of, compared with the
ires te ether points. If, heeer,the
WJal manapyj-Huvs. any new enter
riselWwMfJ Induwsl te locate In Iteatl-
rig, using the company's coal, bv the
IjllQwerlng of the rate, the company ,
Willing te take that mutter up ith the
Beard.
That exprvsnes with tjieal explieltuess
F.Um) rule that animates the conduit of
We average railroad manager. Mr. Me Me
jIetl does net knew anything but rail
sJtmd administration. Hi- U ..iiiiiuI in
fckHew that; and one of the fundamental
Dies of its conduct Is that the customer
sail pay all that can U tot out of lilm.
rhen he has his plant already entu)-
weu anil cenininitlng te the biiniuens
the railroad, iiut when a new
temer asks for fivight rates, eveiy
aineraiieu win u pall te the
that he Is :i tlsh net al
lay netted and every umssuiy
Mucement will Ivelll-rtsl tehiiu te jait
'Ik plunt w licit' It will be tributan- te
be railroad. Te the customer in jmh-
i lowest ireight rs! jmt te the one in
Itbcsi, Is the rule, when you
ive your fish, salt him j but alvtas
ch him first,
Oeneral Manager McLced would
iMbtless lie very much surprised If any
aueuiii cntieise me pulley l.e an
Hires, of giving low rates te new eu-
prises ami keeping high one en old
a. Aa we have bald, he knows nelli-
;but rallitiadlng ; and iW-n net have
' idea of political and social ceiull-
i or of the law or of state govern-
Ht. Xt might astenl-h lilm gieatly te
I (old that It was his duty te charge
iv customer no mere than another
the tame service; and he
.refuMJ te believe thut anv
nonsensical regulation had
established In the law fiem time
Ikl, He would consider that
aetiw Interstate commerce Mull',
i had nothing te de with hi treat-
I af Reading city.
And he is right enough se far ns he
thinks that he can de about ns he pleases
with Heading in the matter of freight
rates, and continue te take out of her all
lie can gel ; because the national law
forbidding such Injustice docs net help
the peer people of PennSylv. la, and
their Legislature het Just declined teglve
them a law of like kind te thnt which
gives low aud,ce,ual freight rates te every
one who has freight te le can led lw
tyeen the states.
General Manager McIavsI may juts!,
hly be ns honest ns a railroad malinger
knows hew te Is?, but It Is evident that
the Legislature needs te teach n lessen
in ordinary honesty te the whole class;
and te persuade them thnt it is net hon
est te charge one cuMeiner mere than
another for the same service, though
they have one In their jxiwer nnil one
net. There should lie pcuttcutlnrlc
provided for railroad malingers, with
clinHs attached In which they niny
profit by lectures en common honesty,
against tliclr coming out.
Troubled About Their Itoein.
The New Yerk journals seem te think
that there will lie nil immense concourse
of xs))le at their centennial and that
the crowd will be tee great for the town
te accommodate. Accordingly the Ifrrtthl
says that It will give free advertisement
te all householders who have n spare
room or two that they will rent.
This Is judicious enterprise In the
llrrtthl, though we doubt whether It
will lie needed. There Is never any
telling what amount of crowd w III gather
in this country at a tvlchratteu,
and It Is net safe te say that
New Yerk will gather together
fewer people en this invasion than she
expects. Jlut there does net seem te Is'
any great excitement ever the event
prevalent In the outside country, among
the baibnrlausef the ltiral districts, anil
we doubt much whether there Is going
le Is a great hcglra te Xew Yerk
of people who want te be jimmied all
day and put away in cubby holes at
night. There are plenty of tills sort of
people around I he country, but at this
season of the year they have business nt
home that will keep them from gadding
nlsnit.
A mono the nrliiiis aiiuiseiiients with
wliteh tln lilliiiteus bad siiiiiII boy is went
te delimit hN little soul, the tlireu !n of
stones nt ml I mm 1 ears Is net lite most com
mon. It tales a peculliiily wicked and mean,
or an Insanely Humilities small liey te
practice ibis uiMline, ami yet e eryene w he
has tr.telisl much by roll kneus Hint
things de lly hi through the windows occa
sionally, ami It cannot iilwiiysbeblatiieilen
tlie biead slieiililcnsl tniinp. In fuct tlui
small boy Is occasionally discovered ce ce ce
eiithlgasiulloef filce ever the discovery
that helms at Inst hit a window alter sev
eral hundred attempts at the sides of
Mirleus trains, Tlilsdnniteieiis viulety or
small liey usually operates ullli a plv,tsaul
sense of seeuilly because Hie parties who
may be Injuied b, Ills stones me traveling
tee fust te Miise and shake his teeth out.
It is llicrcfiiKi ullli ureal plensuie that we
learn Hint Jude Yellott, et 'I'ouMiiitewu,
Md., has Just maile a sunimury example
efa llncfii-ycnr-eld stounthreir,whoMis
piexisl guilty of what tlui Judge called nil
olleiise ngiiiiist mankind In general. The
Judge lu delivering the enllet fis-llngly
announced tluit lie Jilmseir was severely
lujunsl by a bullet which crashed Ihreiigii
the window eta car in w hleli he w as riding.
He reuM conceive of no pdllatleu for the
etVeUM'.whlcli, iiis-e riling te the indict ment.
w as only uialicieiis destiuctlen of tin iidl
rrtid eeinpau.v's ptoerty. It hud 1-cii
Ktld th.U the boys went in fun, but that plea
would net Hiiswer. Tlie cars weie public
conveyances, In which ilile men, ueiiipn
and ehlldieu, aiiiliu iiianycas,i Indies u ith
Infants In their arms, ami a missile ilmnvii
thiiiugli thu windows might lesiilt in tlui
death of sniue of (he pnssiiigeis. "New,"
ceiilinuisl the judge, addressing the ac
cused, "If heiuu one had been kllliil you
would have been tried for murder, and
might luim been hanged, n It In, I mii mii
teueeyeu te the house of collection for two
years, and I s.iy te jeu If you had been
elder the punishment would luive hvn
ninth mein severe."
That most uiiproiieuue.ilile of modem
w liters Itjeiiistjelnn Itjeiusiiu has been
publishing articles In Jlmiri'i Mmitiunc
en Norway and Its people, and his state
ment thnt tee Neiwegiiin iMMsantrv went
diiniiignvvay from flulstlitnitv hasealletl
feith an angiy open letter fiem Chrlsteiilier
Jehiisen, isliter efa le.ullng Norwegian
paper. lie denies the 'mct's state
ment as without foundation, but hlt
Jeily aivuses him of iiuiIIiil' lull-
dels of many of the veuth of Ner
way. In conclusion Jehiiscu savs : " Ven
have nothing te give In exeliangn for the
ideas you have taken from se many feeble
minds, you point te your 1mm, ks." I nnd
many, tunny inme ausw er that your KN-ins
have no weight hi compniisenwllh veur
terrible respettslblllty If v en hav e bie'tiglit
but one single soul avwtv fteui Ihils
tlanltv. "
1'IU slflvNs insist .tlinl utility siipMtsiHl
ciM-sorhtdrephotliiitienotliii'ig but nets-veiisill-.inl-m
brought en bv tear of the
terrdtltf malady. A rtvent casein Counts II
ctit certainly loeltsl Hint wav. A farmer's
liey inime In fiem hunting gioiindhegs.
show lug en his hands .scratches matin by
the ttsth of his deg. lie shiii became un
well nnil liegan te act like a hydrophobia
patient as described hi new sji.iHJriuveunts.
He was treated for hydrophobia and opiates
were given, but he only gtew worse. I'inallv
a Iir. Wiggins undertook tlus-.tse. He
leitiid the U.y h iug en the lloer going
through a smm, while around him sIihmI
several neighlMirs walling and vtatchlng
for the end. "In. Wiggins glanced at the
Uiy'scjcs, Ml of his imlseund deniaud.sl
aglasset water, lie was wnrinsl Mint the
sight of water would eniise auetlier and
nioiiMielent spasm, but he luslstisl en Us
Wing brought. Lifting the Imiv's head en
his arm, lie held the water te Ids lips, nnd
alter Miiun lime jNTsmttlttl Hie palicnt te
drink it. This he did, and te the surprise
or all no spasms follewtsl. lr. Wiggins
then called for a sllpp,r, and taking tint
boy neres, his kins- iiduiiiiMeied n strong
dose of prucllcaljuiedicine en the bare skin.
.Since Iheie has Ikvii no itttiru or the
Nixisnts, no frothing at the mouth, no bark
lug or growling or snapping. It was a
most cempletii cure." Hut it inav net have
been a genuine ease..! even the ueiveus
variety, mid the slipjM.r medicine, like most
ether "cim-," should enlv benduilnUtcied
in Ihesii cases withihe advice of a phvsi
ciau. Wi. Aiuerlcans aie v cry easily com incsl
of out Mijs'iler evcellence lu'eveiv thing,
and the .ippteaihlng tullltaiy tllspluv hi
Xew Yolk Is already jtelntcd te w ith utde
as an evidence of our ability lemassugicat
army of trus well armed, ciiiipcd mid
dillled, en tt notice of fetiy -eight hours.
As anile, however, these trinips tire enlv
well ilrilled as e.,ui)vanies in eleineiitHrr
tacticsandwe ha te thank I'revtdunee
that a wide euiiu I.etvvKii us and the great
mllltaiy iwets makes a ically grejtt aimv
umiLvessaiy. Hlijli attlherltles have de
clared that it is tuilte within the pmlmble
that a sudden descent of a Mieutr fenu
ujieuany point of our toast would be the
first incident of a foreign war, but It would
beinoielike u great raid than an armed
luvaslen, and te meet it we should have net
unwieldy uiawjn of untjdined itttn, but
militia accustomed te taking care of ihetu
selves in the field and te eMrating with an
army. The militia of Peiiiicvlvaitia have
gahietla little of this hi their Miiiimcrcampi,
but need mera of that kind of tmlnlug,
while the troops of ether states are almost
entirely without It,
Tiiiipropliclsiu-e evidently purUst ever
the business situation, Hun's weekly io ie
view or tnule opens as fellows! it Is still
the fact that most of the Indications usually
considered of value, point te n genuine
Improvement In business, though moder
ate hi amount, mid rather In volumeof
transactions than In profits. Yet In seme
illicctlnits llm eullisil grows less sittlsfac sittlsfac
tery every vvfH?k, ami the disheartening
and uncertainty lu n few liiiertnnt
branches affect nil trades lu seme degree.
Crep presjiects brighten steadily. Lewer
price result In largely increased cxiterls.
Meney Is abiiiulnnt, the treasury Is pouring
out fieely, and there are no signs of pros
sure from abroad. Hallrend earnings are
Increasing, and iayinents through banks.
Yet fallutes In seme Important branches of
trade are numerous.
All signs fall In dry weather and hard
times.
what iir lomter.
He hint Kinic te Oklahoma,
A ml lie illiht'l take a kiui,
."e Im iiiIm1 lit quarter wet loll,
Ami liln hones hlcndi hi llietnin.
-.V. K. Ilrrtlht.
1'r.KSONAI,,
.T.iMl'.s McCeumick, of Harrlsbiirg, n
graduate of Yale, and n millionaire, Is a
mighty Sunday selusil mail. Ills lllble
class huinbprs'1,000 men. He has never
bis'ii ttbsuut a Sunday during a pcrlisl of
tweiitv years. Hit never gees se far from
Harrlsburg that he cannot get back w Ithlu
the week te address his giant lllble class.
"Dii. Tai.macik says the church, If It
would de Its dot v, could convert the world
lu ten vears. It has the men mid the
ineney.'' "Perhaps se," comments the
Imlri'iaiilcnt. but ft must turn ever a new
leaf of gentreslty ery ststii If It Is going
te undertake se great and sMedy n task.
The lliiMiklynTitbornnele last year, with
4,1'.N1 iitemls-rs loperted, gavefud te home
missions, mid f KW te foreign missions.
T.incurv Hiievvm:, an agetl resident
of Ilovvuliigtewn, ilhsl en I'rldav. He
was bout In Philadelphia, Apill L7, l.SII,
and canto te Chester county sixteen years
later, where he learned tlie ceachumklng
trade. In lKU he married Anna Maria
dimes, nflleshi-n, by whom he had feiiitis?n
children, nine boys and live girls. When
the war broke out I.lbuity ltrewnc, al
though then fid years of age, was one of the
first le enlist, and sei veil tin ee years under
.Sheridan in the Sixteenth I'cunsv Ixniiln
isdvarv. I'lve of Ids sous followed the
fathei's example, two of whom were killisl
and two mein were captiinsl and taken te
Audeisenvllle, where they eMirienced the
hoi rers of a. Southern prison pen.
William IIkSiiv Uawi.k, agtsl iil, the
eminent jurist, died at his residence in
Philadelphia en Ktidav. He leaves two
sous, William Itioeko Uuwle and l'mncis
Ilawle, Isith prominent membeisi of the
Philadelphia bar. In the death of William
Henry llawle tlie Philadelphia b'ir loses
one of Its eldest members and most brilliant
ornaments. Net only was he a illstin
guishisl lawyer, but ait author or distinc
tion, his trtsitlscs en law subjects being
used as nutlieiities all ever the country."
Ills palciuiil grandfather wasl'idtcd States
district attorney under 1'rcsiilcnt Washing
ton. Ills maternal grandfather was the
fatuous jurist IMwind Tilgliiunu. lie was
admitteil te the bar hi 1SII, mid had closely
applied himself te his lingo pinetlce up te
the tlme he wasisiullned te Ids bed. lu
ISI!) he mairled Judge Jehn Cndwaladet's
daughter, who was a giaiiddaiighter of
Herace lllnuev. Shedied in Isilt, and lu
IHIll he married a daughter of lleueial
Themas Cad vval.iilcr. In 1SSJ he was thu
liepublican ueuiluee for supreme court
Justice and w ns ilefcntisl by Justice Clink,
since then he hits taken no part in politics.
I.IAIN Of TltAIMMl AMI nIOI.I..
Te Tell tlief ebfliutli .Net Alwn.vs llllsl
itessllke Prevaricators I'lassllleil,
Dlaumwed and (alalegiicd.
IVeiit the Nevi (Irleans I'lcaj line.
A liar Is a person who tells filsc-heisls
iinliitttally. The wind habitually is used
adv s.sll , A man may take a ill Ink ik'c.i ik'c.i
slentillv without lieiiig a ilninkaul. It
w eitld be hard te class a man as a liar w he
has only occasionally iiiiide aralseiepte aralseiepte
sentatleii. An eminent merchant once said
no man could cat ry en a latgeiliy goods
business and get nth at it without lying
some. If he did net lie seme he could
hav e men about hint w he could say entic
ing things and make the weist scent the
best. Tlie giMMls linisl be sold at a pielit te
make money.
There are niary liars in lids vveild. The
psalmist temaiked: " I said in mv haste
all men me liars." If he could have delib
erated en this thing iliinug an exciting
ehstien contest lie might net have changed
his mind at hisiiie. .Master lieei go Wash
ington said he could net tell a lie. If he
could net tell one, then of course his merit
for truthfulness was net se gu-at as that of
oue who could tell a lie and would net.
llut it must be leiiipmhcicd that when
tieoige ininle hlseheiry tree leinark about
his truthfulness he was it small bev, ami
that was long befeie he engagisl in politics.
When he was running lornlllce, and betoie
he became piesldent, he never Mild any
thing about net being ahle te tell lies, lie
had premises te make and Mistetllees te
glv e out, and had te de the best he could.
Ijuly Mitciluir, talking te her Uttle s n
during the tioublesenio times In Scotland,
when men tliisl "ere the Mowers in their
caps w itlieied," told him th.tt a traitor is a
mini who lies mid swears, and that thev
must all be hanged, everv one. "Who
must hang them r" askisl tl'ie bev. "Whv,
the honest men," wild the methe'i. "Then',"
said the boy, "the lims and sweaiers nie
fisils; thete are liars and swearers enough
te beat the honest men and hangtliein up."
That Is hew the Mipulatlnn uveragisl lu
these days. Things have changed since
then. Pcthnps thete are iiioie liars new,
Tlieie aie mere people.
There me numerous kinds of Hats. A
few of the little untruths one meets lu
society aie ealltsl w Idle lies. A polite per
son says she is glad le see you w lien she Is
net j she says te a servant 'that slut Is net at
home when the wieng poison calls; that
she will be sure te keep an engagement
one she legiets having made and does net
intend keeping these ma v be called white
lies, friendly lies inav be told bv ft lends
who are trying te male the 1m,i of bad
new sand think they are doing it for tlie
best, lllncl and iiiiiticieus lints are these
w he He lede hni in, w he )H-rjui e thcuisclv es
te convict ethers for ct lines. Thov deseive
the hottest damnation that cmt be' laid out
for the m. A man associated w ith I'alstntl
said: " I dodesiiise a linr. " Soileuoull
There ate " lntlinte and endless Hats and
liettrly nioiiilse lueakeis. " Tliev me all
despised.
Then) are bragging liars. Thov have
alwavs something veudeilul te sav about
themselves that jeallv never Iia'pix'iicd.
Tliev will tell you what this or tlt.it gieat
man said te them when he had said notli netli
lug. They brag hImiiiI theli business when
thev me doing nothing te Ns'itk of. .Seme
eflhciu prim nuMMupeis- In New Yeik -and
lie lieiueudeuslv about their cilcillit cilcillit
tien. They at oef tlie It it en .Mum hniiscn
etiler, mid make Uiciiim'Ucs believe thev
are believisl.
The e.Ulesi inhabitant ll.tr is among the
most harmless of all old betes. He will
tell you all about Jacksen's war, and hew
the cotton ludes Welti placed for bieast
w eiks, as they have never Imvii placed
since, and hew things looked when tlie
stars fell, and hew he skatisl te Algieis
V I....1 ,),.. llt...l.Ij.t . I. .. H
" ...u ....-.-,.-,-.,1,1,1 mer wiisiioenevei.
and hew he had talked v Ith 1 jifiivi lie.
The i-aini,algn liar Is supeib. lie is se
gnmd that his iriends have te nail him te
keep him down en ettitli. He weiks for
both and any sides at tlie saiue time. He
steps at nothing selterthaii a bilcl wall.
hen the eainpnlgii is net tiMicleau he w ill
undertake te ruin ihe character of anv can
didate. He Is net thought much of. '
The iMillleliar is delicious. He alwavs
sa.v s v en are looking w ell- thnt von de net
seem a day elder than von did ten t.tts
agit that he is delighted te see veu.' He
diss net bere oil, because he U iMilile and
knows when te step, and when te take
himself oil. The polite linr is among the
jiiest tolerable of all liars; but he is Mill a
Hai. He nii.e tiillv with his laUilmed
and makes II pilalalile.
The new style of the tln-.itil.nl advanee
agent shows genius. He eoiucHitleug ahead
eln lttiiii-Mnrtiiiiig eempinv that we all
knew alMiut fiem tcadiug lu pipers In un
fortunate towns w here It has plav ed. It Is
sulile, without an actor el merit, and is
ptuyliig a miserable plav, He savs ihe
eeiii.tuy U gieat -generally the eVigtual
New exk east -nnd the pfav has had a
year's run.
1'rofessliin.ilitnmareef mnnv kinds. The
ceinineieial iliummer who invent varus
tonuke h linseir talktsl alKtut u a prolei prelei
"uiihI. The eorpenttlnii Uwyp " ,,et
exact It- a liar, hut It is his business te make
tlie w erst seem the better cause, and hels
always allowed a margin te stnle his esse.
The nmn who winds llrieeti cents alwavs
n suspicious sum te gel a tup of coffee with
Is n profusiens!. IjiIct lie wilt want a
quarter for n bed. The herse trader is it
professional. The herse is the noblest or
all animals, and yet the innn who has him
te sell or swap mnst He about hint and
glve.hlin geed etinlltles he never hsd and
cover up the beast's blemishes. Fakirs
who sell remedies and tricks en tins streets
are proresslensls. Men who sav thev will
return borrowed money nt n certain time
mid de net de It seen become professionals,
Waiise they niake ineney by It.
In courts witnesses are sworn te tell the
truth all eflt, and nothing but the truth.
Any one who has watched court trials
knows some of the tallest and most daring
lying has been done In court rooms. Ho He Ho
initnee borders en the untruthful! fiction
Is mil of It.
It has been said the truth should net be
spoken nt all times. This does net ineaii
that a lie should take its place sometimes.
It hns reference te caution, prudence, fore
sight and the rights and pleasures and
commits of ethers. And this leads te n
notice of well meaning liars. Tliey bring
veu geed news when there Is nene j tliey
tell a sick friend hn w 111 seen 1m well when
It Is known his cast Is lies'less. All things
te them me of roseate hue. Thev have the
buoyancy and hew. fulness e'f Colonel
.Sellers. They glve veu "straight tlis"
which turnout crooked with the ltest of
Intention", nnd alwavs want 10 de you a
favor. All liars are ie Is despised, ainl tlie
I-enl cannot love them; but If there are
liars that can le rerglven bv heaven and
lev cd by men, they tire tlie geed souls who
want te de veu geed and who menu well
when they lie. The best wav lste stand en
truth. It Is mighty and will prevail. If
crushed le earth It w 111 rise again. Tell it
and shame the tlevll. Lie net at all.
Dancing nt :ight.v-Hvc.
The Mniat of Nmit ticket Is eir the track eMlie
modern MerM. Tlie people and their cinileiiis
are very unlike the-eln any ether purl of the
world tlie" elt-lslnnd art," the Nun.
tnckiMers an went te cull It.
Old-fashioned customs ami hahlls prevail.
They knew hut little aheiil tlie ncw-rnnglcd
manner anil method of modern mx-lal life.
They fellow the ImmiIcii paths of a century
nic, llvu sliuple, thrifty lalmrleiiH lives, anil
furnlf.li lilt le hiislncss for Ihe ilis'lers.
They thrive ItnniicliiUy and l'lijelcnllj-.
A visitor nt an ev ruing uatherlnij en Ihnls
lanil, net long since, tells hew one l.nly, itgi.il
nliii'ly-eiie, prtxlileil nt the plnne, and auetlier,
tiKiil elKhly-llve,diiiiiisl. "And veu may tnke
my word for It, " adds the visitor, " Hint the
dancing "as Mire-enough (Inuring, If one might
JiiiIke rrein the Indj's kiiiipplnt; ej e, nervous
simivIi uiiililerlslverhnrniter. "
UkiiIIIj' nnd ellinate would seem te have
eeinpiirntlvely llltle ellecteit health nnd Inn.
gev lly If insiple lived simply, as nature dic
tates, nnil alien nlllng built up with nature'
simple remedies, like Warner's I.eg Cabin Sar
Hnpiitllln, Instead of pulling ilewuthv srslein
by iislng poisonous mineral drugs.
People who hasten te the physlrlan every
tin in I hey haven heiuliiclie, or exiM-rlenceany
of the milder evidences of nature's nireiwelt
nRaliisl itlHelM-dlenra ether Inwn, will net Imj
feiuiil dnnclng nt elgltty-Dvc. The mineral
polveiisof tlie apntheenry lead In early physi
cal decay.
The leng-tlveil, rttBRCd Naiituekclen, who
enjoy life's plensures vv hen (H-leyenarlaiiK, liln.
trale what Iho " etr-lslniid " portion of the
world may rM.Tpiicn lr they live hy miture's
law and tise(l fashioned log-calilnreiin(llesef
roots nnd herbs for the ordinary Ills that Itesh
Is heir te.
"Whnl.veu cmglilnj ,- mv friend?" "Of
course I nit cold Is no hutler." ' Well, don't
Mtnml en tlui order of going, hut go te the drug
glut anil Kt tn hettle of Dr. Hull's CeiikIi Svrtip,
iiuirk: lie went, mill he was straightway inmlu
linppi.
Fer huriK, ecalils nnd ether wntintlxBal vat ten
Oil hns proved Itself te 1st the best reiurilvever
iiseil. All druggists sell It ferZi cents a he'tlle.
lcU,xiuue.
K" i:i.Ti1TUh s'lutviciss wii.i. in: iTkI.Ti
. In Ihu fellow lug churches enSumluv, In
the morning at lfh.T0, lit the evening at 7d5. Sim
ilny srliisilnt 1:15 it, in. When the hour Is dlf
feient It 1 isipet'inlly netisl :
t'liuitcn or (Ien Cerner of Prlnce nnd Or
ange, i'rn.ver meeting nt up. in.
Hr. I'.vt'i.'HllKfoitMKn-Hev. J.W. .Mtmlnger,
pastor. Hely communion In the morning, liis
terservlciHai a,e p. in.
Oi.ivh-r llvnisi t'liritcii Utst Vine nenr
I)ukeslrist.
I'tiK-suvTtaii.vv Mkmehivi. rnt'iirii-Soetli
Queen street, 'llieinas Thoiiitiseu, pastor. Sn
enilnelit tif the tJM.t's HupisT In the evening.
Wi.srt.uv M. t'tit'iicu.- Ilev. K. V. lluike,
pastor. Clirlslinu enileaver lucnt lug nt !::).
rinsr .11. f itii'iicit ttev. .s. .w. Vernen, d.
P., pastor. Kasler eiereiscs lu the midleuee
room.
sr. Paul's M. i:. CuiMtcii- ltev. K. r. Ycrkcs,
imsier.
TniMrv I.t'Tinui vn. Hely (oiiuiiuiilen,
uieruliigniiil etvlillig. Riptlsin of ihllilren at
an.
I'ni.siivrriii vv.-ltev. J. Y Mitchell, I), n.,
piislnr.
.Meitwi.vN-J. .Mux llnrk, 1. I)., imstei. tin.
m. Ijisicr morning lllurg) : 'J p. iu.,Himiluy
sehiNil; evening rldlilien's l!nstcr cclehrntleu.
Hr. Jehn's I.i'tiikiias- ltev. II. r. Alleiium,
I. II., imslnr. llelv i-omiiiiinlen morning unit
evening. Hiindny school at lielualil .Memerial
Mission at 'J p, in.
I'liwr llvi-rtsi.llev. J. II. Kitiiuiier. (Sun
dnv Mhnel nt 2 p. in.
I lltsr Itl.HillMlli.- I!e. J. M, Tlt7el, I). II.,
pastor. Communion IhiiIi iiurnlng and even
ing. Ilaptlsm or liifauls lu lliciifleiiiisai.
IttKiitvtui -Ht. I.ckv.'s Mar let la avenue,
ltev. Win, I". I.lchlller, pastor, leister service
all! a in Communion lu the morning Hitniliiy
M'hiKil at 'J p. in. t-'estlvid servhe ler Sitniliiv
si hoel In I he evening, ullli nitilrescs hy Mr. l.
.,,. .sem iii r nun i nil, li. i . ri iiciiu. I liiuillll.
lien In the (It-rmaii language at , p. in.
un vet. i.t'iimi i.v- ttcv.c,l lleupt, paste
Hely coiimiuulen lu the morning, t'hlliliuii
Ues.C.i:. lleupt, pastor.
ie uiernlui. I 'lillilit.n'h
1 jisicr festival mtv Icent 1! n. m.
U.snui llinrruiii.v t.s t'liuisi, Cevuna.st.
ltev. I.. U Hughes, pastor. I'iuIm mtetlugat
I's, , ill,
Kvamih.icai. Clll'licn. ltev. 11,11. Alhrlght,
pastor. Hutiila) sehiHil at '.' i. m.
i uiiisT i.t-riii iian -ltev. t 1 nexsi, iMster.
('ouuuunleii 111 tlie inenilllL-, IScriueu teciill.
ihen In evening. Ilaptlsiii of ilillilien at a p. m.
T II MAIll'IN A CO.
CHINA Dlil-ARTMliNT.
Arlington Dinner Sets arc
taking the lead in Dinner Ware,
and are guaranteed net te craze
or surface crack. White or
Decorated.
Rochester Lamps all reduced
in price, and we are showing
the s5.oe Lamp for f3..ie,
ethers in proportion.
Odd pieces of Dinner Ware
placed en separate counter, and
if you leek at the prices you
will find them about the regular
prices.
Teil'H Sets, decorated, for
$1.90, and white for g 1.50.
Jesse Dean's decorations
from $3.50 te 25.00 a set.
One let of l'Vuit Saucers,
decorated, at 75c a dozen ; for
mer price g, 1.50 a dozen.
China Mattings are here in
60 different patterns, from 10c
te 55c ;i yard, discount by the
full 10II.
As choice a stock of China
Mattings were never shown in
this city before.
v-J. B. MARTIN & CO..
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
'anamtthct'.
PitlLAtiKLFMl A, Hatttrdty, A prtl m, 1SW.
It seems te us a bit of a duty
te recognize the ntiblic expecta
tion that at the I leliday seasons
something should be done te
make our store especially pleas
ing te the public. Therefore
we have arranged a series of
effects for the pleasure of our
elder as well as younger visi
tors. Third Fleer The Meuse
Mere Beautiful. A scries of il
luminated rooms, including
everything from the entrance
hall te the domestics' dining
room. Second Fleer An Illumina
ted gallery, including a section
for Japanese Art, another prin
cipally for crystal articles, and
another in the Art Pottery
Roem.
First Fleer A toboggan
slide for Baby Coaches, decor
ations in Art Needlework,
Fancy Goods, Stationery Mil
linery, Flowers, and Dress
Goods.
Basement Duck Pend, Rab
bit Warren, Lawn Scene, and
Confusion in the Kitchen.
But the regular business gees
en all ever the house just as
usual.
The great stock of Clothing
for Men and Beys is in full
preparation for the expected
business of Easter Saturday.
Market stteel stile.
Paris Jerseys.
Foreign news in advertising.
Why net? It may be in the
bye and bye. When the ideal
of store news-gathering is
reached, you may leek daily for
Wanamaker's Paris budget as
you de new for the Londen
news of G. W. S. or Kdmund
Yates in the Tribune.
Jersey news. The French
arc chic in all questions of wo
men's dress. There is no tim
idity in their art. If, te make
the Jersey distingue the color
shape and decoration should be
a la militaire, then se it is.
Witness this cardinal Jersey
with front of geld braided sou seu
tache and cuffs te match. The
fit is superb. If it lacked the
touch of a. perfect style it would
fall beneath notice, but it docs
net, and is a grand success at
$20.
Just se with all the 6S that
come dancing te the counters
this morning one only of a
sort, and the prices frciin $10
te $28. Each one a prize.
Will you catch one ?
Hoeenil fleer, Chestnut Mrret shle.
ters.
I'nurclevn-
J'aris Jiebcs.
A. P. S. te our remarks of
yesterday about the ioe new
patterns just here. Seme of
them are draped en the top of
the Novelty counters te shake
hands with you and introduce
you te their companions boxed
hard by. Like the Jerseys, our
resident correspondent in Paris
has just caught them late rip
ening flowers of Fashion for
Easter trade.
K0111II1 counter 1101 th efTrniwpl, viest of Main
Aisle,
Millinery Tilings.
Just te pin the notion te your
thought. Flowers the fun is
se many people think them real.
It's one of the humors of the
store. The brightest people
are these eftenest sold.
Ninety solid, continuous feet of
counter cases all in flowers.
Ne attempt at arrangement
beauty in the naturalness of
confusion.
Millinery is nowhere else se
right as here.
Thirteenth nnd Chestnut street corner.
Three-toned Ribbons.
Really five-toned colors 3
toned, style (1) high-toned,
price (1) low-toned total, 5.
Only a little let, 292 pieces, all
silk, satin faced, 5 inches wide,
best maker in America. 1 lave
been well worth S5 cents
a yard ; you can buy them new
AT 35 a:.rs. All dress shades
for garnitures.
West transept.
Silk Clui'iet.
Something new. Think of a
eotten-and-wool Flannel with
silk instead of the wool, A re
markably handsome stuff anil
sure te be popular for blouses,
loose waists, women's and chil
dren's dresses, and anything
where a Ceylon Flannel would
be welcome, In about thirty
stripes, checks and plaids. 75c,
If anyone else has it (very doubt
ful) the price almost sure te be
With riaiincli., northeast of centre.
A fen's Furnishings.
Everything. Half dozen off
hand.
The famous Gujet Suspen
ders, 35c. Mikade Brace, 50c
light weight but lasting.
As rich a spread of 50c Neck
wear as you need ever hope te
see.
One of the newest things
ynmkg'.
from Londen : Men's Cevert
Coats for riding or street wear.
9 te $13.
Seme of the choicest patterns
in India Gauze, Cheviots and
Flannels made- into Negligee
Shirts ;tnd Pajama Suits.
Nobby Walking Slicks in
natural weeds, some with silver
mounting.
Mostly both cmt. of the.Slere, middle entrance.
Fans.
Meney gees farther than ever
in Fans. Ten cents or a quarter-dollar
will get you a very
sightable and sizable breeze
stirrer. All the Summer sorts
are in sight, up te $16 or se for
rich feather.
Northeast of mitre.
Pocket Knives.
Fer Yeung America or Old
America. Exactly the same as
our regular stock, and almost
half price. We guarantee every
them which means that
if a blade proves imperfect you
can have a new knife.
Four sorts in this special sale :
1 Ladies' Knife, 2 blades,
pearl or bone handle, 3
patterns; regular 35c kind
for 20C.
2 Beys' Knife, '3 blades,
staghern and white bone
handles ; regular 50c kind
for 30c.
3 Men's Pocket Knife, 3
blades, 4 styles, staghern
and bone handles ; regu
lar 50c kind for 35c.
4 Men's Pocket Knife, 4
blades, staghern, buffalo
horn and white bone han
dles ; regular 50c kind for
35C
Iwo hundred and fifty dozen
in all. This will be a memer
able event in
selling.
The historic
knife in a case
Pocket Knife
Jehn Brown
en the same
counter.
Juniper nutl Market Micet.
yctvelry.
Special goods and prices for
Easter. Dainty Scarf Pins,
Dress and Lace Pins, enameled
or sterling silver. Floral de
signs as if the metal had blos
somed. The greaf gathering of new
style French jewelry is just out
side the regular Jewelry Roem.
An elegant Bennet or Scarf
Pin for 25c. Mere of the 25c
Bracelets.
Juniper street elite.
Stationery.
The Grand O reran in naner
(20,000 pieces) will give you a
notion of our facilities for der.
signing and doing difficult
work.
The Easter display of Novel
ties and Souvenirs is worth
studying, Master the ideas
and you'll have a c;oed part of
an art education. Unique de
signs in Blotters and Pen
wipers, 25c te $5, Handwerk
and no two alike.
A geed commercial or oc oc
taeo Nete Paper, S, 10, and 15c
a pound.
Juniper sticct slilc.
The youngsters bring, up in
the Basement sooner or later.
Just the things they want are
there. Abbey & Imbrie's full
line of Fishing Tackle ; A. J.
Spalding & Bre.'s entire line of
Base Ball and Athletic Goods ;
thirty-Jirc kinds of Lawn Ten
nis Rackets every maker's
best. And Wanamaker prices
as low as the lowest or be
low.
liiisenienl, northeast efivntie.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Q.IVRS
AWAY I IllVl'.V.YWAY!
CLARKE'S
NKW AMI HAMisOMT.
WII.I. lIRtllVKN AWAY .VOW
i.vni.AiTnu l-wrnt.
OUR STOCK OF EASTER GOODS
HNowreMH.irn:,
Anil thut nil may haven chniice le i.ocure liar
Kaltinaii(t;et an Knster Cunl we have ileelileil
te keep ojieu eveiy evening new until after
Kiulcr.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
V HOUiSAl.nANni'.ETAll.
iLas(crGrcetingCarls
Tea and Coffee Stere,
19 A.n 14 HOLTH Ql'EEXST.
al-Th,r,8
Vj-
MERCHANT TAILORS,
n'-mit IWXtlltTIt tUTF.l:.V UTrtULT.
S WL.UliCtm STOIIK, 13 CENTRE
tVKZ RYE WHISKY.
Myea-iidlsllllallnti. eplWM
caT.neii.fed T fill V,T, ,v l.V'"r "" a,"
miMI'TII'Mi'm tin e-tvsi,..
nIS-tMH
";;:iu."A'Huiir.
iii'JUi Kintrvct.
rasttli vnice tucitiL.vT,.'
' I A. " "'"ri'.
JL The iniinnjren ,r the l.nnouler nnd I.llltn
niriii.lki! ceinimiiy have this ,Uy .loelnrcsl
illvlilcnil of one ilelliir ami seventy-nve centu
til.,.,) w-r uluire imynhle nt the I'linnen.' tin tin
lleiuil Ilnnk or tanaiMer, en nnil niter Monday.
Mny . Isn A. W. hltUUKU, Trtastirer. '
'-'":, !., April II, lm. n,rl2AIAltvr
TjlAHTEll tUHI'IiA..
FWEST DISPLAY OF NECKWEAR
ever Mievrn In this cltv.
m'ViT,.,."". ONK IJOLLAIt r.AU.VPEUEn
HlIlttT. Klnenl In the world.
TROUT ft SHANK'S
BIItllT HOUSE AMI OEXTS OUTFITTERS,
iiiarM-ljilU IIP North Queen Street.
T71STATK OK wTl.TlAM Hl'ENCKU, I.ATE
li or Htnishmg l.oreiiKh, deceased. Lettters
testamentary en nald estate linvlinc liecu Ernnt
ed te the iindenlKiied, nil liemens Indebted
therein nrc rciiucated le make. Immediate pay
ment, mid these having claims or demnndn
ngnlimt the same, will tihuent them without dtv
!?,o.fer '"'"'nieiit te tlie undersigned, renldlii
In HtrasburK iMireucli.
n- , .-. WII'MAM III.ACK, Etectlter.
OKQ. l. Kl.tMB, Attorney. lulMJtdK
C K EUI.I, DAY reUIWK. fcj KVKNtNO
.r,;-Mnli:sl.,,m,'l, ,h0 KcjMene lluslncss
( eltOKO, 10 North Queen Street, ever WiaubA
Herns' Mlioe Stere. Thin aehoel nnvr eflern tlie
best facilities for training v emit? men nnil wo
men in lloek-kccplnir; and liuslncss practice.
Type vvrltlngniiil nhert-luiud tnuulil.
W. I). MOSMEIl, I'rlnelpnl,
tMw Ijincnster, I'.
1TEMIY WOI.P,
FURNITURE STORE,
hnsremoMdte ltil East Kin? Mrret. hnv In? a
full line of Furniture of evtry description at the
lowest priccN. Alse t'nitcrtaktni; promptly nt
tended te. Call and examine our geed,
nx-trdlt II. WOLF, WI East King Street.
1 1IANI)
Masquerade Carnival and Ball,
AT TIIK
MHNERCH0tt HALL, LANCASTER, PA.,
EASTI'll MONDAY EVENING, A 1111 1, 12, 1H.
Jehn Weir, II. Welbush, Committee. Htey'i
t nil Orehestrn. Aitmlssl 'n-eiils. ullWIU
JNfU.TIli:r. STOCK KAltM-SEASON OK
U STORM KING,
(UlCl) 2::llJ,
Will tnnken short Spring season during April,
and v 111 net be returned te tlui mud until .lime
unless nthcrulhc announced.
Terms: 800 during the Spring Bensen for a
foul,
ENVOY,
rilENCII COACH STALLION,
Fenled April l.lltOj Imported lsssj bred hv.M.
Seiiieussu of Vlprvlllc, depnrtuient or CiilvM
dew; get by Iho Kreneli (lev eminent Stallion
1'hnre; iliim llljeu by Qu'en IVnscz Veus, out
of n daughter of .lnrnac. Envey Is nil exceed
lngly hnndseine and stj llsli lmgu brown hnre.
wlthtluenctlen. '
Ttnns: Sii for a foul.
DAN'Lfl. ENOLE.
npl(l-2inileiMlIt.t2invi' .Mmlettu, IVuu'ii.
rplIE EASTElt IIONNiriS. IHE INVAItl
X, able iieceuipuulment of the Kiislcr Kent!
yul, nie eagerly loekeil arier by everv ladv vvlie
has nny regnrd Ter being ' In the fashion'" mid
te be "out of the fiishlen," ene might ulmest
as well lieeut or the world at lenst a geed
many iieeple think se but net mere engerfer
the leister bonnet will the average housewife
be Hum te have
People Praise Her Bread and Her Cakes !
and the atntrsjT way te win this
l'lt.MSE IS TO USE
LEVAN'S FLOUR!
IT NEVEU TAILS.
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
d-l.vd
-OEMOVAL.
Jehn F. Heinitsh
-HAS-
REMOVED
-TO-
236 & 238 North Queen St.,
On account of tlie uncle of his building,
Owing leinj Inle accident, cnuseil by the lull
lug of my building, I luive leiunved my I'lilut
Stere tn.es.ei!nnd:iNnilli Queen street, In
Hie building Itneuu its tbeOlnuil Heuse, w hei
I wlllbepleiised tecelll) fi tends nnd customer,
nnd will be reiuly te tinnsact business 011 .MON
DAY, A I'll 1 1. '.Md. M bullillngwlll be liiime
dlatily tebullt, ntul when eeiniili-led, will be
again occupied bj nie, with a full line of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes and Glass.
I iiik mv ciisteuiers tnuinke seme allevrauee
In cusM they de net ns-elve uny goods they may
hnvenidensl, uslt will beblita short time be be be
foreerd. rs villi be tilled witli thevaniu prompt
nesns heictofeie.
JOHN F. HEINITSH,
230 and 238 North Queen St
alU-tfdH
4 f YEHSA KATIllti.N.
A Pretty lively Place.
niirsierelsn pr, ll lively pi ice thce spring
D.ij. Everybody m'uiu te think ll
HEADQUARTERS
reit
Geed and Reliable
CLOTHING
-AT-
LOW-DOWN PRICES.
Plenty of Handsome Cccds.
It.E.M OK lidl'D SIM. IX AND IlIHuIlI
counts IIEUE
reit or te l'icic keem.
1 We re net legptng j 011 te buy w lien j en only
couieieran idea nt pilee. If en come te leek
v eu'll inline ugnlii and btiv; we're mreet thnt.
Don't be tliulil i.l.eut u.i,iig for Samples nnil
1'rlees . wc ie lure ler our an oiuiiietbilloii
MYEHSvi'HATHFOiN
Item &ertfscmente.
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
LANCASTER, TENN'A.
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