Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-20

That never 0re seen by day:
But oh In the night
IT'S pretty sight.
To see them frOlic and play.
They harness the stars together
And over their race-coilrss ride:
Or gather in crowds
On the fieecy CLOUDS
And down on the mOOnbeains slide.
Josephine Pollard.
SOCIAL circles in Western Pennsylvania
are agitated over the marriage of a wealthy
widow of Latrobe TO an inmate of the
Westmoreland county house. As it is the
lady's fourth matrimonial venture, the
giddy thing can't play of the innocent
grlishness dodge and try to procure a
separation ON the ground of undue influ
once as soon rs she finds the nuptial letters
beginning to chafe. While as for the
proud bridegroom he has been fed long
enough on poorhouse bull beef to warrant
the belief that he will prove a pretty
tough customer for his festive partner,
and will likely enough develop staying
qualities that will puzzle even her accom-.
plished art.
OK Thursday of next week tho people
Of the United States will unite in ronder-
ing Acknowledgements to the Author OF
every good and perfect gift for the mani.
fold blessings he has showered upon the
land during the past twelve months. The
day indicated, 30th inst, has been named
by the president and the executives Of
! many OF the states as time for general
thanksgiving. Here in Pennsylvania, as
elsewhere, we have much to be thankful
for, and We venture TO believe ttat With
the near approach of Thanksgiving day,
now close at hand, the 's:gobble, gobble,
gobble" of the proud turkey as he fattere
for the dinner table, makes music sweeter
than ever in the ear of ga large majority
Of the people Of this good commonwealth
and Of her sister states.
The amenities of domestic life were
charmingly exemplified in the home of an
uncomproming Democrat, Mr.. John F.
Noel, of Mifi;n township Allegheny
county, who celebrated the great political
tidal wave by a gathering at h,s residence,
having tbs parlor walls papsred with
copies Of Democratic papers containing
illustrations Of rcosters. From c large
cake in the centre OF the supper table
thers projected the top of coou's tail, to
which was pinned q card bearing the
words, Will return in '84" Mrs. Nsel
is an ardent Republican and she evidently
meant to convey to the assembled guests
that Size had some say in the domestic ar
'raEgements Of that house. Which is as j.
should be. Though, from all appearances,
as prophet she is not likely to b, a shin
ing success.
STRICTLY in tho line of tho INTELLIaES-
Gers repeated suggestions the Philsalsl.
phia Times sensibly says: "The wisest
thing that Representative Fauucs and his
colleagues in this city can do would be to
cali another conference.-the 20 part the
plunder of the House, but to make a dis
tinct and emphatic deliverance against all
needless officers and employees about the
Legislature and in favor of honest govern.
ment under all circumstances. Such a
declaration would command respect
throughout the state it would strengthen
the Philadelphia candidate for speaker az
An avowed representative of public eoon-
omy and integrity, and it would squelch
the little Hungry Brigades likely to spring
up in every section of the state to force
their representatives to continue the Stall
wart machine spoAs system for the benefit
of the Democratic Hungry Brigade. If
the Philadelphia delegation would make
itself power In the organization of the
democratic House, it will promptly and
absolutely cut loose from the Hungry
Brigade, and gracefully bow to the en-
phatic and inexorable mandate of the peo-
pie for the complete overthrow Of the
spoils system. Let the Hungry Brigade
go; it isn't wanted in Harrisburg"
THEY had church full of people out
near Pittsburgh Saturday night listening to
\ story related from the pulpit by former
SAAFHAOS "AAV oOoOAIO I46t u0 was CC6lOf0O
20 health through tho power of prayer. Mr..
Richard Huffman was for many years the
subject of disease that confined him to |!
lis bed, and which the best medical skill |
incurable. Finding that the |
men Of this world could give him no relief. |
he weary patient claims that he invoked
Divine grace and that he was miraculously
ured BY prayer. 10 is glad now, he
ayA, that he suffered years of misery,
'eeauso in the end he has been enabled to
how to tho world tho power of the Lord,
he Great Physician. Women wept and
aea listened in awe-stricken wonder es
he lame man who had been made to walk
elated the story Of his restoration, which
said to have been straightforward and
Onest narrative that left no doubt in the
'inds Of his hearers that he was speak
'g the truth. Meanwhile the skeptical
octors and others Of the neighborhood
10 slow to accept the theory that HUFF.
H. L. ~