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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

THE Nc,c Era wants the city to col
leCt from the Maxim company the ten
thousand dollars for which il las given
the city bail, that it will perform its
contract. It is true tndt the contract
has been broken, rs the time has elapsed
designated for the electric lighting.
But can the city get its ten thousand dol.
lars What is the pecunary responsl.
bility Of the bail ? Have they ten thou.
sand dollars in visible assets Where g.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

1t is to be noticed that though the
Democratic House was in session longer
than any of it's predecessors its expenses
were $40 ,270.27 less than the cheapest Of
them and s66, i61 81 less than the highest
priced. The average expenses per day
of the Houses from lS77 TO lSSl, inclu
sive, we're rs follows, irrespective of
members' nav
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

The bottom has dropped out Of the
boom III the oil market, and good many
fortunes in consequences have tottcred to
their fall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

DAVID MoUAT, one Of the sos ''
who stood up and wen. down with the
Grant old guard at Chicago, is abou: to
be released by the expiration Of his term
from the penitentiary il Philadelphia,
where he was sent fox stuning ballot
boxes. He will get out in time to vote
He will also get ont in time to hear the
marvellous story being told before a
committee of Philadelphia councils from
which it appears that that city has been
for years defraudeI of hundreds of thou
sands, perhaps millions, OF dollars by
bogus claims against it for which, by
some hocus.pocus, judgments were pro.
cured aud the city treasurer was man
damused to pay them. Mr.. MOuat will
no doubt be glad to find that there are
worse men than lie yet out of Jail but
his soon to-be-vacated cell yawhs for
them. They must go.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

The CLEAN of sunshine vouchsaCod to-
day is in pleasant contrast to tho muky
gloom that has characterized tho heavens
since Tuesday. Tho winter oycrcuat will
Ia consequence be compelled to retire for
another brief period to his camphor bed,
and the straw hat will obtain new lease
of life.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

MoUAr will DO released from prison in
time to vote and work for Niles and Liv.
sey.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

On July 23d, when sixty-threo persOus
pershed by the giving way of a wharf at
TiyOli, near Baltimore several young men
who were present loaped into the water in
the darkness and saved number Of
lives. For these act of horoism, appro.
pirate medals were engraved, and these
were formally delivered to the recipients
yesterday by Mayor White at the City Hall.
One Of the mcdaIicd young mon saved
eleven lives.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14
\ face may be wOeiul white
To cover Il heart tIat7 aching I,
And Il face may Uc tull OF night
oven II hear that's breaking.

It's not the heaviest gTiCi
For which We wear the willow
The tears bring slow ruliCi
hiCh only wet the pillow.
-nuTgVTCf f. .NIDy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

Returns received at the general office of
the Amalgamatcd association in Pits
burg, Pennsylvania, shows that ia the
mauy IRON and steel establishments in the
country, with their 100, 900 employees,
there are 1T present only two small strikes
in progress, one at Birmingham, Alabama
and the other in south Chicago. \ meet
Ing Of the voluntary trade tribunal has
been called for next Tuesday To settle the
. lICC of mining for the winter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14

FOLLOWING upon the heels of the Balti.
more Oriolc aud the Louisville exposition
comes the announcement that New Orleans
will be the seat of world 3 industrial and
cotton centennial exposition TO be opened
on the first Monday in December, 1854,
continuing until the 3lst day of May, 1885.
The South seems eminentIy " solid " in
its belief IN the efficacy of expoBitiOns.
CADET FLIPPER, tho cOlOrCd Lieutenant
whose dismissal from the army for con-
duct unbccoming an officer and gentle.
man, Is still fresh in tho public mind, has
become the hero of another scrape in
which a dusky African maiden is tho
central figure. The unsavory Flpper
declares his hatred Of newspaper notoriety.
forgetting that such punishment is the
logical result of his failure to observe the
ordinary rules of morality that prevail in
civilized society.
The portrait and biographical sketch of
Major Robert Taggart, Democratic candi.
date for auditor general of this state,
which we present to day, show unmistak-
ably the characteristics of man whose
successes in civil and achievements in
military liIe eminently entltle him to the
support OF the Democratic party and all
others desirous OF honest government.
Major Taggart' career has been singularly
successful aud honored. Among all who
know him he is held in the highest esteem
aud his sturdy maintenance of right as
eyinced ip all he undertakes has awakened
lively interest in his campaign and well
grounded hopes for his election, as we'll as
his colleague on the Democratic ticket.
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Trouble wt,h the iS.unncE Iunian.
IcOn hbUrtl Inr Gosornor.

The Democrats state convention #
New Jersey met yesterday ia Trcl.Lou aud
nominated Leon Abbott for governor on
the sesoud ballot, by a majority OF If
votes. The resolutions adopted declared,
among other things, for "a tariff for
revenue, lirl tied to tho necessary expondi
tuvu, ut the government aud so adjusted
a. to give protection and encouragement
tn home productive industry aud labor,
without producing aud fostering mouop1 .
ITss -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21

Oet06er Century,
For moving eloquencein the pulpit no
one excelled Luther. He not only knew
how to preach, but he could tell the secret
10 Others. One defect, he observes, may
eclipse numerous gifts in preacher. "Dr:
Justus Jonas has all the good virtues and
Qualities man may have; yet merely be.
cause he huns and spits, the people cannot
bear that good and honest man." Let a
preacher stick to his text, and not ramble:
Ia preacher that will speak everything
that will come in bis mind Is like maid
that goes to market, and, seeing another
maid, makes stand and they hold goose
market" He despised the hunger for
applause: ambition Is the rankest poison
to the Church, when it possesses preachers"
"Cursed are the preachers that In the
Church aim athigh and loud thingp, and,
neglecting the saving health Of the poor,
unlearned people,. seek their own honor
and praise, and Herewith TO please one
or two ambitious persons. When preach,
l sink myself deep down. l regard neither
dictors nor magistrates, oil whom are here
in this church about forty; but l have an
eve to the multitude OF young people, chill
dren, and servants, OF whom are more than
two thousand. Ipreach to these, directing
myself to them that have need thereof
Will not the rest hear me !? The door stands
open unto them; they may be:gone.' An
upright, godly and true preacher should
direct his preaching to the poor simple
sort OF people, like a mother that stills her
child, candles, and plays with it. etc.
when they come to me, to Melanchthon,
to DR.. Pommer, ETC., let them show their
cunning, how learned they be; they shall
be well put to their trumps. But to sprin-
kIe out Hebrew, Greek, and Latin in their
nnblie sermons saYors merely Of show etc.
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PERSONAL.
Sitting Bull has pneumonia.

SlttlnR Dull uaS pneuuonlh.
movement has been started in London
to erect a statue Of Charles Dickens in that
city.
M. Ferry says that the Royalist party in
France consists OF about 8, 900 mobiles, 1000
would-be mobiles, thirty bishops and few
thousand priests, monks, snobs and syco'
plants.
The memorial window which President
Arthur will put in st. Johns Church,
Washington, will, 1t ID understood, COM
memorate his late wife and her father,
Captain Herndon, both Oh whom used to
attend that church.
Mrs. flaming, the only surviving sister
OF Mr.. Carlyle, has peremptorily refused to
permit the publication OF large collection
OF her brothers letters which she possesses.
Mrs. Hanning has been settled in Canada
for about forty years past.
Sir George Mares, the distinguished
Arctic explorer, writes to the London
Times few hopeful words to the friends
and relatives OF those composing the Greedy
expedition. He says there Is still hope
that Lieutenant Greedy may have reached
Port Faulke late in the season.
A Denyer correspondent thus describes
the second Mrs. Senator Tabor: "a fab
by blonde, about the medium height whose
form may have been voluptuous once, but
Is now only fat; heavy eyes; which are half
brazen, half appealing; q general air Of
weight aud malapropisna, and q hopeless
suggestion OF trying to 1T into unaccus:
toned respeCtability, with little chance oil
sunoaaa
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Wyoming is looming up as a future OF
In Savannah an income Of over eight
hundred dollars per annum Is subject to Q
4 distinguished Paris physician says that
potatoes.
A Texas couple-the groom fifty and the
bride twelve years Of age-have recently
been married.
Georgia has required hotels that do not
use real butter 10 display conspicuous
sign: "This hotel uses oleomargarineH"
A young lady living in Port Jervis went
to a barber shop there last week and had
her hair, which was over yard long, cut
because 1t made her headache.
According to the Santa Cruz (CAl) Sur,
the funeral cortege Of q child Of Mexican
parentage, on It's way to the cemetery In
that city, stopped in front Of q Photograph
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diversified Farming.


utFWta'tVb" 4t't9'eF"
The amazing success Of American Agri.
culture in the last quarter Of a century is
very generally attributed to the use OF i'm.
proved machinery as applied to the cultiva-
lion Of q few leading crops, but our own
impression Is firm and strong that no small
share Of this work OF success has been
caused by the enlarged development Of
more diversified crops, especially in the
Northern and Western States. In New
York State the introduction into the rural
districts OF establishments on an extensive
scale for the manufacture OF butter and
cheese has produced results OF 80 much
importance that similar organisations are
now found in New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and most Of the Northwestern States. On
the other hand, the immense grain.growipg
interests OF the Northwest have developed
on prodigious scale system OF lccll
grain elevators established by the railroad
companies for the storage, purchase, and
sale Of grain crops, which principle will no
doubt ultimately become universal in all
the great grain-producing districts OF the
RepnbliC.
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LIrEI IA WASHINGTON.
A Glance at tho Hotel society At the
National Capital.

hhtiOuhl ShptthLs
OciOber NaRhOildR.
Then there Is the hotel society. The
ladies staying in the Brown House all re-
ceive on the same day. Ladies' calling can
thus kill all the birds, socially speaking,
there are in the Brown House, with one
handful Of cards. The ladies Of thesmith
House have another day, the ladies Of the
Robinson another. Then at intervals each
hotel has q Soiree, invitations to which are
generously distributed. There Is a fine
band, and finer supper, and dancing I'M
limited. Congressman and their wives
and daughters, lobbyists, Southern colonies
and numerous" general" Visiting strangers,
politicians, and the rest made up Q mixed
company. At one Of these entertainments
the wife OF Congressman whose constitu'
ents had omitted to re-elect him, spoke
sharply to q lady sitting on q sofa next to q
friend OF the Congressman's vile. You
might move up" said she. When the lady
had "moyed up," and the Congressman'd
wife had settled herself down in the room
thus obtained, she turned to her friend
and proceeded. "Yes," said she, tits Just 90
/ tell Lycurgus. This Washington society
units one for any other society. You can't
20 back to the society you were used to
once-you Just can't. No; tellHLycurgus,
we must come back to the House. He says
we can't, but say we can. And we must!
That's all there Is about It" A few months
later "Lycurgus" 10 wrestling in the dust o.
the district arena for denomination. No
one who sees him engaged in that delight
full occupation-red in the face, metaphor.
cally speaking, hot and out Of breath
knows that It Is all because Of the social
aspirations Of Mrs: Lycurgus, who has been
untitled by Washington society for the
humber society in which she once moved,
II any man doubts that women rule the
world, he can have his doubts removed in
any circle Of Washington Society.
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Binders on horses are characterized by
the Lancet as useless, ugly, and to some ex'
tent injurious TO the horses eyes,.
Do not try 10 milk cows, especially heif
era, too rapidly; milk with steady, con
tinuous movement, and not by jerks.
Young heiiers should not be given fat.
tening food before they have their first calf
Hence oats and bran are better than corn
All nations use the grindstone, and It Il
perhaps the one piece OF mechanism thai
has the same form and Is the same princi
pie everywhere.
An experienced dairyman says that q
tablespoonful OF saltpeter fed 10 q COW
daily will prevent the unpleasant tlavorim'
parted to the milk by feeding on turnips
and cabbage.
There will be great show OF horse flesh
under the auspices OF the National horst
Show Association at Madison Square Gar
den, New York, from October 90 to 20
There will be over Sl1, 900 offered in pre-
miums. ua -
The Michigan Farmer figures that the
cost OF importing Jersey COW, including
handling on the island after purchase
TRANSPORTATION across the Atlantic, and cart
during three month"; detention in quaran
tine, Is $3.50. Q
The Davenport, Ia, Northwestern sayl
there are eight hundred creameries In
Iowa, and that Iowa butter Is eaten IN
nearly every civilized country on the
globe. The highest priced farms are found
la those parts Of the country where cream
cries most abound and milk.iarming Is one
OF the chief pursuits, .-
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E3CfuHge.
"Maria, said Mr.. Jones, when his wift
told him that she was going out ridint
that afternoon, "it's going to be hot and III
send up q fan and Japanese parasol. Yor
put the fan in the martingale and spread
it open, and fasten the parasol in loor
behind the ear"
won't that be fly" said Mrs. Jones
"where did yousee them"
"At the sea shore, snorted Jones, they
are the toniest things out"
After dinner the package came. Mrs
Jones opened 1t and found gay paper fan
and q paper parasol.
"Bridget," asked Mrs. Jones, what is
martingale"
"Shure lisa girth OF some sort" answer
ed Bridget shortly.
"Oh, a belt. Why, Of course 1t is. au
to spread the fan in my belt and put thu
parasol up and hasten 1t TO my head. Jep
tina said 80, the sweet thing"
So Mrs. Jones drove old Tom in the phae
ton up one avenue and down another, anc
was the observed OF all observers. She hat
fastened the handle Of the parasOl into hel
bonnet.string, and as it was not very large
| Il did not obstruCt the view, and people
stared as much as they did Jumbo. sh'
felt that she was setting the style, and wa
more than happy. But when she got homt
Jones was awaiting her, the maddest mar
in town.
"You ought to be pasted on q tea.chest q
us d as wall decoration" he shriekec
"Don't you know the difference between
horse and Donkey
II ought to, J" said Mrs. Jones meekly.
"Yes, you ought to, but you don't. There
you have gone out on the avenue with {
horse umbrella and fan, Why didn't yor
wear the rest OF the harness2 Iiell yot
what it is, Maria, II you 90 on this way
you'll get your name in the papers; see II
you don't.
But the next day all Of Ms. Jones' lady
friends called to ask her where she got tina
perfectly lovely idea OF the Ian and parasol
and II the articles could be purchased il
ottx,
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Mr. HARrMAN-Dear Sir: am induced by
A sense OF duty to the suffering to make o
brief statement Of your remarkable cure Of
myseli, was most miserable sufferer from
the various annoying and distressing di,eases
OF delicate persons, which caused me to be
confined TO my bed for long time. being too
weak 10 even bear my weight upon my feet. l
was treated by the most reputable physicians
in our city, each and all saying they could
do nothing for me. I had given up all hopes
Of ever being we'll. In this condition 1 be.
gan TO take your Mailain and PeI1taa, and, ]
am most happy to say, in three months I was
perfectly well-entrely cured without any
appliances or support OF any kind.
Yours truly, Mrs. HENRY ELLIS,
pAw No. 800 Scott street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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gallery, and the father with the coffin
under bis arm took the remains up stairs
10 have photograph taken OF them, after
which the funeral proceeded on its way.
Ten years ago two loving hearts were
separted by a little quarrel owing to the
miacatriage ofan explanatory letter. He
went West and married she stayed East
and married, and now both are once more
free. He has eight children and the iaup:
dice, and she seven and the dyspepsia, and
neither has any idea Of marrying again.
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preventive OF lInIarial Diseases.

Opinion OF Eminent Dr.. Il. R. Walton, Of
Annapolis, Md.-"C olden's Liquid Beef Tonic
Il par excellence, superior 70 eod-liVer OIL OF
ANYTHING / have ever used In vested or i'm.
pAired Constitutions and extremely bene.
fioial as a preventive OF malArlal diseases"
(Taks no othet) OF druggists. xWY4K
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EDUCATIONAL.
WAsHINGTON SCHOOL. :

a. AgAs . uAlhH LA Nan ffts
Sot NJ htteet, N. W., WakhIpVtnH n " Aux,
po,,r, mrs MS: y. STEVENS HART, PfiSejsn
received after September /, g t"'Ak pupils
Manual DEVELOPMENT and culture of tina r,,..
M tne purpoSs O. Conversation, Reading l,S9IS
q AHicnladon and Reputation, toVeihss TSISsaS
Philosophical laws BY which those OMAN, ~. IN We
served and developed. ''"H' are pre-
Easy and natural Expression Of sen,n.r, -
meAnso Of Speech Gesture, including ChSmSeiIsI. ~
ton, Dramatic Reading and RecItSIIo SuS'aV'etliA'
Prevention OF Chronic Affection NJ ;bo IT,.
I1nE. ana objective organE, and The strCnR,b sMIrT
SpeCtsI orSSps ~ !udiciOuS Vocal and FhyScS
bri!l, endorsed By prominent phySIcISpE "'A'sAa
Distinct Articulation taught 10 siGmSss,,,, ,.A
Other suffering nom painful Vocal DeIectS he ~
sun o. habit, that msy be entirely 0TerComs N.
PesSiften! EFFORT on the partOr the student SisSt,
eya ladlciouS aud experienced teacher. WSsS.
ever abnormal conditions Of the Vocal Or, an!
present, the advice OF q phyIiciSn "a nS,aIa "
p'ios 70 ne Vocal Exercises given by The ,sSS6sI
"A Limited number o. pupils will DO taken IN la
studies. Send iQr circular VI S w
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MARRIEn.

BURR1Tr-CLARK-o Thursday,. September
% l.s9, In Inc PrcSbyterian Church, Martins
Ferry, Ohio, by Rev. J. McCaIro assisted by Rev.
r q CLARK, bother OF the bride, PAYtoE PuREIrr:
Of Washington, D. G., and MARTHA A. CLARK, oil
Martins Ferry, o. y
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"1'M improving my time" as the man
said who was fixing his watch. II make
the most OF my time" said another, as he
showed the regulator ahead.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
j. OHIO COUNTY FARM.
BY yir ne OF deed Of trust made by PeIegrine
whitman TO the undersigned trustee, dated on the
o. the Clerk Of The County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No 10, on
page $50, 10 secure 10 Thomas II. Wins, The Ex.
change Bank Of Nheeling, The Bank Of the Ohio
sums Of money mentioned therein II will, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Q, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. w., sell at public auc.
ton on the premises 10 the hiShcst ard best bid
der oil that net Of land situate on the waters Of
MAeraw's run. In Liberty dIttriet In Ohio county,
ginning NJ a sycamore on Magraw's run. tQrnes 10
$500 poles tbeTecN n. IL < j. SIS poles; thence
\ ?Hs E - !!loo po!es 70 the line o. J:v Cham
Whitman: thence along J D. WhithRm's line N
6Sko W. 90 poles; thence N. iie ". Is $500 roleS
thence n. b2k' y. tetS poles along private road |;
isS ". IS poles thence N. 5lHS y. u IS poles
thence n. So ". Il poles; thence g. no W. 10 =
poles thence 8. ". 10 Is poles: thence 5. So
VI TX poles g ehe;tnqs thence 3. So 2
". ~ poles % Battle run road; thence along aid
road q, &lSo Z. SA poles; thence s. 12><o Z. SH
poles 70 stone corner 10 Edward Ray; thence s.
line Of said Ray; thence along his line g. 23S vs.
poles to stone, corner 70 G. g. WhithAm's lot;
thence along his line CO < " $40 poles; thence
8 s. u poles; thence i. 2S1So W. a IS poles 10
q 47'l00 poles: thenceS. l7' K g 5000 poles 70
line Of sorrow Gibson: thence with his line g. So
Z. 81 4.l00 poles 70 tho line Of James GaSnot;
them along his line ~ Z. s. 64C0 poles thence
7Se T. II SSH poles 70 the beginning, containing
Two Hundred and Fifteen (Lb) acres, more or les,
being the farm on which said Peregrin6 Whitman
now resides.
TERMS OF aALE-one third Of the purchase money
and a. much more as the purchaser may elect 70
pay, In cath, and the redduc In two equal annual
payments, with interest from the day Of sale the
hedeierred payments aud the legal title 10 30 10.
taincd - further security until the payment OF the
purchaGe money In full.
The title TO said property Is believed 10 be per.
feet but selling a. trustee shall convey only such
title As y vested IN me by aid deed Of trust.
au9-w ]. 7, JONES, Trustee,
L
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for DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" is q
prompt aud certain remedy for the painful
disorders peculiar to your sex. By all druG.
gists, TnH4y
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CRUMBACEER-At unlontown. Belmont coun.
", Ohio on Thursday morning, September 20. 1883,
EDWARD q. CkuABAcKgR, In the 10th year OF his
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( ELM GROVE R R,

On On and after MONDAY, MAY II. 1855, tuattl
further notice) can win run from the City and
stamm'S every hour from ESQ A. u. to 90 7. Y.
Ca1 to and from FULTON every % minutes.
pyia asn !. NRRH, supt