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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10
EDIUdL.
DEHsUN'S SKIN CUnE.
[From AHdrsto'S American QueeHl
c L E 0 P A T r A
OR THE
Queen of SheebaS Beauty
WAS BUT SKIN DEEP.


The renowned Queen OF sheba, with all her
royal pomp, magnificent apparel and brilliant
retinue would never have appeared within
the presence of the grandCst oi the monarch.
OF tho past had she not also possessed that
which is the crowning glory of the female
personal skin unchallenged tor it, Oriental
soitness and its almost transcenden'al purity.
Cleopatra, holding emperors ut bay, und rul.
ing empires by her word had quickly lost hcr
charm and power by one attack of blotchrs or
ot ptmpies, or OF horrid tan and frccklcs.
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD.
by her beauty, not less than by her purity of
character, loveliness of disposition and NJ. .cl
fsh devotion. Indeed, in tho estimation of
perhaps too many men beauty In body takes
precedence over every other consideration,
Beauty thus forms an important part OF
woman's working capital, " without which
too many, If not bankrupts In what relates
TO influence within the circle where
they moyel, are powerlcss for great
goou Hence We see not only the pro-
priety but the duty OF every lady prescry.
Ing with Jealous care that which 10 her Is o..
sentihl 10 success, and influence, ana useful.
ness In life. And, since beauty IL but skin
deep the utmost care and vigilance are re-.
aauired to guaro IT against the many Ills that
ing enemies OF beauty,
or EITHER SEX
as Wen as OF comfort, happiness and health
are those pestiierous and horrid skin diseases
letters, humors, eczema (salt rheum), rough
anu scaly eruptions, ulcers, pimples and All
diseases OF the hair and scalp. For the Curr
OF all these, DR.. q. W. Benson, OF baltimore
after years OF patient study and Investigation
devoted TO diseases OF the skin, nj Iast
brought forth his celebrated SKIN CURE whicl
has already by It's marvellous cures estab
lished Itself as The great remedy tor ali discas,
OF the skin, whatever be their names or charac
ter. Its success has been immense and un
paralleled. All druggists have IT, II Is Gle
gantly put up, two bottles in one package. In
ternal and external treatment. Price, 81 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
plant, Constipation, when for T5c. we Will sell
them Shiloh's NitaliEer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by II. n. Cochran, druggist Nos.
lt7 and l39 North Queen street. feb1-eou2,
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DuEU MATIU SYRUP.
A Limb
Saved
And a Family Made Happy.

Mr., Philip Moore, OF West Webster,
Monroe County. y. y, says ' NV
daughter, now eighteen years old,
has, TOR the past eighteen months,
ben afflicted with rheumatism in "A
very severe form. one year ago IL
settled In the knee, since whlchIime
she has been unable TO touch ner
iOOt TO the fiOOr or move her limb
without suffering the most cXCIu.
Ciating pain. Her limb WAS fast
growing out OF shape, although We
were doing tor hCrail We could, hav.
ing used all the remedies we could
hear OF and tnat were recommended
Tor rheumatism, nOneOt which ben.
lifted her in the least. Her case was
pronounced incurablC by the ply.
sician ana by our neighbors, ana all
believed that she would be a cripple
all her days, and that her limb would
never be restored 10 Its Original
shape. But am happy To say that
to-day my daughter - entirely tree
from all rhe eumatic pains, ana that
she can walk with perfect ease, hav.
Ing thrown asiie her CTutches, and
her limb seems as strong ana per
feet as ever; all from the use OF
your wonderful medicine Rheu.
matte syrup" which We consider
one OF tho best medicines ever in.
trOduCed for purifying the blooU.
and only regret that all others who
are afflicted with rheumatism can
not know of fits superior merits.
You are at liberty 10 use my name
IL IL VIII do you any good, ana |
snail he only too gladL o tell any and
everyone what IT has done tor my
daughter"
PHILIP MOORE.
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Do Nnn I;elIrYa IL.

DR.. J. Marion Sims, y. Y, endorses DIrbys
PrOphylactic Fluid. See advertisement.
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IkAgEhrRS, uuinh
| nsoAsrnn y ..... .,l,., AND m,LLnnsy,.Ln a.

Cars run a. iollowa!
LoaVo Lancaster a.. nspO., at T. o. M.
ll'sn a. M, ana 2, 4, ana $50 u. m, eNcant ON
saturday, when the last car lonvos at $50 ~ M
Leave Millersyillo dover ondD at g. b. andilo
a. Nj, and !, ., . and u. m
dav. w"
(NOLpmBtA " rOllr DEPOSIT Rail
~ ROAD TIME TABLE,
ininH nov run regularly on tho Columbia
q Port bopoFit Railroad on tho foliowinV
umei
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Rheumatic Syrup

Il the grcatlst Blood Purincr known, and viii
do All that Is claimed tor It, Send tor pamph.
lc' NJ testimonials and read OF those " no have
b. 90 cured by its use.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10

T. city OF Lancaster will sell AZ public saIc
AT the Water Works On HUR~pAh ,NONEM.
BER !. lsS, one second hand horizontal en-
giuU u y So, link motion. one pump l0l by
90. GOuble acting. one turbine water wheel.
made by r. Geyclin, ieet IN diameter, with
large gear wheels, foundation plates. conduit
pipes, large air vessels, large wheel shoe
bolts, etc. Tue engine, pump and other
articles 10 be sold can be saCn at any time on
the grounds. Conditions OF sale will De made
known on day Of sale.
BY Ordeg OF Water Committee.
JOHN T. MACGDSIGLE,
~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10

4 DMINIsrEATOR'S sALE-OS FRIDAY,
y OCTOBER u. lss8, At the Leopard Hotel,
Lancaster city, Pa, pursuant to an order OF
tue orphans Court, wiI be sold at public sale
the following described real estate, TO wit All
that certain twO-story BRlCh DWELLING
HOUSE and lot Of ground, NO. ll9 south Queen
street, fronting y feet 20 inches on the east
side OF said south Queen street. and CNtCni-
ing in depth 2ij feet, more or less, cIstwHrdly
TO Christian street. There Is a gOOu Frame
Stable and other improvements ON the prcmi-
ses. The property IL eligibly located and con.
tains Il rooms ana a basement, suitable tor a
grocery store. The building has been recently
erected and contains all the modern improve.
ments.
sale 10 commence At O'Clock p. m, on said
day, when terms viii be made known by the
undersigned.
=. CLAY MILLER,
A ministr0tOT OF \. II. Rcist, decd.
sHUBERT 4 SUTTON, AuCts. s2l-S wtsd
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DtBllO SALE or CO"S-OS sAItk-
L DAY. OCTOBER, ID, l~S5, will bo sold at
Public sale AZ the public house OF BCuiamiu
Daily. In the village OF MilvrsviuC, Lancaster
county, Pa, the following Live StCCk, to Wit .
Thirty hve Head Of ALDERNEl AND DUR.
HAM cows some fresh and some pTtngcrs.
These cows were selected in Virginia and are
No. /. The stock must be as represented or no
sale. All stock will be delivered a reasonable
distance. 4 credit OF Cd days given.
sale to commence at o OiOCk p, m, OF said
dav, when att rndanCe III be- given by
HARRl {. LINTSER.
THOS. JEFFERSON GROSH
: HISS y Son, AuCts OCtG-Gtd
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REApiSu $ UOIuMnIA 1t. Il.
ARnAsaEhKST OF PAssESeKR rRAls.
MONDAY, AUGUST lSru, Isss.

Trains connect at Reading with trssms t0yud
from Philadelphia, POttsvllle, Harrisburg, Al
ientoNn ana New York. via bound Brook
Route.
. AT Columbia wita trans To and ttCln York
hanovor Gettysburg. Frederick and Balti'
moro, a. WILSON. SuQi
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
az LanCustUr with Niagara Express Ut . IS,
viii run through 90 Hanover daily, UNCcnt
sunday.
FroIerick Accom- modation west, connecting
AZ Lancaster with Fast Line west n 10, viii
run through 70 i"CiCriCE.
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ESnskLNa RAILROAD NEv
4 SCHEDULE On and after SUNDAY
MAY 18th, less, trains ON tho rCnugN /.
vann Railroad VIII aTlvc At and luAyv tur
LAnCns'rr 0ud ruiladelphil dopOtsRs fOilows
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-05

.pcciivey: and that no cntraneous ap-
roiniine power should be- vested ia the
legislature Or the judiciary, and to this
end the school system should be reor
san,z.d and reformed and the judiciary
relieved from all connection with lis lp-
pointing power.
That no appointing power should be
vested ~ the Board Of Public Works, as
A board or in its individual member
,hip. oihdr than that comforting BY the
G. n titution, and than that all laws con-
lerring the powers Of appointment, as in
cases Of the Fishery Force aud the Tax
and Insurance Commissioners, be re-
plaled
) That luboring men have an equal
rig.tt with the owners ot capital to make
peal cful combinations fof their own pro-
tccfion and that such right should be
secured to them by law
q. They point to the record Of the Re-
publican parry, and its policy Of proicc-
ton. IL, establishing its sympathy with
the interests OF labor. and claim. that
while that policy is directed TO the fuller
development anl fs ering care Of our
home Industries, the policy Of the Demo
cratic party tends to reduce wages, and
10 bring the American workman down
ID the lower level Of the the foreign
workshop
7 That it is the duty Of Maryland to
follow the lauiable example Of Virginia.
in cx'cndiug to the colorcd schools Of the
State the same care, supervision and
inaurial supper: as is given to the white
schools
3. That while we believe it to be the
duty Il the state to secure such cduca-
don aud pra. teal training to persons
couinied in eur penal reformatlry in-
.riufions, will enable them, when re-
leased thcrcfrom to make a livelihood
for themselves we declare that the sys-
TEN Of hiring out the convict labor Of
the prisons Of the State by contract. is
vicious, and unjust to honest laborers
and manufacturers, aud ought to be
abolished
9. That the clause of he Constitution
which requires the Boarl of Public
Work. to present freight is limitations
against the citizens and products of the
State. Should be strictly enforced.
~ They declare, t al there is ne
reason to doubt, that for eight years past
the people of Maryland would have been
in the tuil enjoyment If the measures of
reform they demand, had not the voice
Of the majority been stiHed-the legally
expressed will Of scventy.two thousand
voters contelnptuousy ignored, and the
decision Of the counties of the Safe
oycrrddcn by grosScst outrages, and by
false and fraudulent returns in the City
Of B tmore; aud they further declare,
that if there is any force in law, or viz
tue IN positive manly resistance, the in
lqulties Of 1875 shall not be repeated
When that portion referring to the
rights Of the laboring classes was read,
the hall rung with applause Cheer
after cheer was given. Some one shout
ed, Read i; again, again "
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s.IMdtea. Tonic"

The great fenAlA'-renrt tr ~ prepared 10y
the WoiDea's lse!Saesa assisns Of Buffalo,
y T. aSS as csar t,vorise prescription for
ladies xke are sueerin= S-o4 weakness or
complsa@S eoDAnea 70 the s'"S II is sold by
Arugs,,xas At See per hottie Ladies can
ottssa advice tSee Send stamp for names Q.
those v ho have bea.n cured
dec SAY.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-05
Tuesday, october 10th

10 attend to general business and to receive
bids for building the above School Houses.
upon specifications:
School House TO be 1924 feet, underpn-
nag OF brick on each side and intcrmedia. e
under eact end, unierpinnng to elevate sill
one foot clear of the ground each corner I'M
derpinning two feet square the Others one foot
SIX inches and all undcrpinning to extend
one foot below the surface of the ground
Sllls of white oak Gx7 inches, corner braces
Axe, plates 4X6 inches, corner posts Gx6
inces, joiSts 2XlO inches in upper floor and
feet apart, studding 4x3 inches, sleepers of
lower moor 2&t0 incqeS with intervals of is
inches, rafters 3x4 inches and > feet long.
root OF No heart cypress shingles and TO
project 2 inches all around weather board
ing ! yellow Virginia pine inches wide
flooring OF inch North Carolina yellow pine
lcngued and grooved, walls to be sealed "a
feet above floor with dressed tonuued and
groOved material, balance OF wall and ceiEno
10 be lathed and p'astered with two coats and
white washed. Chimney to be built on cell
ing, joists and TO extend not less than feet
above the comb Of roof Ceiling ioisls ON
which chimney rests must be made OF double
thickness. Stove pot be inserted in chimney
whilst being bailt and space between stove
pot and chimney to lie filed with morter
Flue to be timed ar.uni at the roof tran
door il the ceiling. Two windows on each
side and one in end opposite door, each vim
dow to have two ssh OF six panes each IOxl4
glass. Shutters OF dressed Whit, pine plank
TO each window made double and hung with
four hinges with proper fasteniugs ana
catches. one panied door 63 f.et and "A
inches thick. Transon on PIVOT over the
door Height OF ceiling to be 10 feet in clear.
The whole building to he completed in A
faithful and workmanship manner with lock
TO door etc, aud TO be inspected and an
PROV ed before payment hy the building com
mittee appointed by the School Board
BY order the Board
\. ". NEALE, Secretary.
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LATEST STYLES
~
SPRING DRY Goods

All Wool Spring Dress Goods, 25c,.
Nuns Yelling, all new colors. 25cts
Spring Dress Goods, new colors, l2lct..
Spring cashmeres, new colors, Is. 81 ana j
Summer silks 5octs 62ct,. and 75e,,
Black Dress silks sl.oo, SIPS. sl.,o ., 4.
and 500.
Black cashmcrcs, 37cts., scots. e,.,.
75cts.
Mourning Dress Goods.
Crepe Wells and shawls.
White and Fancy Mating all styles.
Spring Carpets, 25cts., 37cts and ,or,.
Cloth for Men aad Boys wear 81 ANA M.
Cotton AIDES for Mems Suits, 2ocis.
Parasols, sl.oo, sl25, $3.50, $500. % n,
! Boidal Quilts, oscts., worth $500.
silks yclvets, satins, Brocadcs.
silk Surahs, all colors, scots.
SILK Morino, all colors oocts.
Ind" Linen, l2cts., l5cts lscts., 2oets and
2jcts.
Dotted Swiss, all colors, new patterns
Satin Stripe Victoria Lawns l2cts.
Satin Stripe Piqne, 8,ts.
colieoes, Cottons, Gingbams, PercaIs Cha
yiots and Gosslmers.
G. M. TOwsOn.
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nr.r,,lr Reen.,. u.rndrt,.

Bout sondena a good thing because you
have been deceived by worthless nostrums
PArkers Ginger Tonic bas cured many in
this secuSR from nervous disorders, add we
recommend, Il heartily to such sufferer -
Mere. Sept liam
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no.l,r,. SAu,,s Huo,yi,.

rybody, .,sad moths,re Sbsllt know how sooth-
ing Parker Gingss,EAr,ic is ltstops babies
pains makes thesz l'sstltsOs, saT~ves their own
anxiety and is safe 81 ar--b'arnll, liam
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EzekiA' Gray, StItraore, saws My wife
S1didiuShter have ause EFown Iron Bitters
&sSi wonouaee il . 4-oot tonic
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-05

GRAY hairs often cause annoyance, which
Parksr's Hair BalsaIa prevents by restoring
the Youthful color SEP liam
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-05
NOTICE.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

If Mr.. James T. Matthews will consent to
run as an Iniependent candidate for State 5
Attorney lrnt,fftuVe OF party he win be
warmly supported by the 18th district.
A REpumICAS.
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SUFFERING WOMEN. , Ma. ~,

enG0v rd by nature with pretty face. bsauti-
tut nsurr, ftultl.S, com ,lrNion, ~ w-lI As tAs
swretr-r Of temprrs and ftuitl-ss m~nt-l qSsli-
her flrm loses it- peri ct contour, The compiler
ion Incomes sllloN. the brightness leaves the
eye, a fcclug OF lanSuor ttkeS The place Of ne
once buoyant -pirit-, an irritable nervous frae-
ii usncs a,cs life q burden, things that enc
,,u tr sorry her till lif" comes un''0--
81. All li> being caused y phySi de-
rausrmruts 30 common 10 Uimru, which the Ia
n tc modcStv of feminine nature prevent. their
tuakIng known. and of " hicH the ignoVdRcs 81
the medical profession prevents a cure. LsNS
Rc1deF, pause and consider. tbs a duty Won eve
Yourself. YOUR family and Your God, that JeH
should cure Yourself Of thes, trou hlps and once
moro feel the glow Of perfect health and spirits
that nature Intended for YOU. HheeleT'I Ne. ~
YrsSer Jii0hS are pleasant and palatable to tbks
contain nothing OF an injurious nature, ara
conditions tclfho0t poSsbiHy of i'll efects and will
positively cure any of the peculiar diseases to
W hIch females are subject. Failing 10 produce
a perfect cure the proprietors Will r,tHnd ha
ni0hcy paid for the treatment. If you hare SAL
'o,r ompieriop, constant or intrrmIttant head
ach~. backache, rrsilessness, loss Of appetite.
y p esS Ons OF or lrreKu n 7 itIeS
thereof accompanied by headaches, nerVsas-
ness Mysteries and sImilar symptoms, HAssisV's
No. &c Prcxeripiion ''B' VIII positively restsTe
YOU 10 health II you have a sensation Of heaS
and throhhing in the back, frequent faiRtiRC
spells. LcucorThea or d is c rye, painfat
or scalding sensation in urnating, reddish or
white deposit III urine, hot aud dry skin, HAssI-
er'S No. ~ PreSc1p'toR q" will give immediate
and lasting relief. The price OF Wherlers Ne
20 Prescription "I}" and SC are so cents each.
cure from observation post paid on receipt or
price. Postage stamps taken.
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CATARRH i It. !: .v 2ss@Is,, 6 sG Dc, 9.:e.

a
diSefs that is sapping the life HAa
strength of only too many Of the fairest aAA
best OF both sexes, old and young, suffering
alike from the POISONOUS dripping in the threat
the poisonous nasal discharges, the fetid breath
and general weakness, debility and lanE1oTs
aside from the acute suierings of this disease
" hich if not checked only end in toSs 81 pal
dte hodySpess Weakened sight los Of mensTy, Eesf-
and premature dsah If not checked before II 10
too late. Labor study and research in AmeTi-
ca. Europe and Eastern lands have resulted Ia
Uhceler'S No &c Instant Reiief and Sure C1rs FER
rGtarrh viii cure every case OF catarrh, aAy re-
vcr or asthma. price 81 90 per package, frsR
druggists or sent by mail post paid on receipt or
price Irh,eierS No. 90 Sure Cure for k'dnsy asa
Lirer Tr0nb'es cures all weakness aud soreness or
kidneys inflammation of kidneys or liver, pTice
: co. Wheeicr's Tsgettbies ttHs are the only rem
cdy that cures constipation, giving natural ae-
uou OF the bowels without phNSiclnE, pnrglng"
gripping or pain. Price - CENTS, OF druggstr
or by mail. Uheeier's Nerriae Tome for mental
drprcssiou loss of manhood, languor, weAknesT
or over taxation of the brain Is iuValuahIs.'
price 2j cents.
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RHEUMATISM, 1 G%"': I: s@i.,'e =

and Neuralgia are relieved Al once and posi-
! tiv.ly cured bv The use Of Whrelsrs No ~
Rheumatic Rrmcdy. We say boldly that in the
worst Of eases Of no matter how Tong 't@"f'sI
how ser6ns or how bajDfH, We can not only Civ"
relief bur Io<tireV carc for All ttin". Failing 10
do This " - :, in positively refund tho MONEY
I'nfC for tbe tren tueut, and il yo"r s"nsrtHfS
are not positively stopped for all time you have
D on thrown Your money a way ~ on would en-
my other taan thrst' guaranteed remedies. TAs
rice OF N hrrlcr'S No 81 lthrumitic Kennedy 10
only 50 cents, o@tainnblr from druggist. or sent
free lay mail on rrcri9 ofpricr. Stamp, tAksa
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Howard Bros.

SENSIBLE MEN s en-. ,S M9% 5Ss; a af;S.
many Diseases aud arrangements Of the BODY
each has a separate cause or origin, and that
each uceds .,ditlrrcnt method Of treatment ia
order to effect a CURE, ana q moments rsnsctis@
must convince thar any OF the quack nOstrulas
fo,,tcd upon the public claiming tocurs all efA
number of diamclrically different diseases mast
prove failures, even If we do not call them hum
llLLn-
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POOR PEOPLE s e9s,! p'S %1ss 81 r: Ia

even people sell TO do or wealthy find that the
egounos charges of prac l~ins physicians are se-
rious burden 20 them, and also md that after
paying themselves poor that N" benefit has ae-
crued to them. thatin fact they have throws
thrir money away. Toovereome these evils wo
olrr pbe hrs Ne. " SUR R,n'd''i 70 IN. STICK
aud suffering ooe Rtmciy ion Zach disease. VITA
ont for umomrnt claiming that onr m'dy
viii cure amy other disease than the one claim
ed for 1t, and ~ THESE remedies have stood tAs
test without singl, failure, we agree 10 rst~"t
the money paid in every instance " here cure II
inor oItiveIy effected. The remedies are 80
trcly vegetable, can do no harm, aud viii pos
iaye.v cure every disease for which they ar
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WE GUARANTEE s eyre; ca. !. ., q

WE GUARANTEE fgF': cas-. ls '' r.
Will refund money paid We place our price
for these remedies at less than one-twenuetA OF
the price asked by others for remedies apes
which YOU take ali the chances, and zoe IpssIuHy
iHrife the pa tronuge of the many persons ~ ne
have tried other remedies without eject or dk~
pleted their purses by paying doctor oilIs tAar
benefited them not.
HOW TO OBTAIN si::' d s:~ !:
your druggist and ask for them, II they have
not got them, write at once to the proprletcTsk
enclosing the price in money or stamps, ana
they viii be sent you al once by mail post pAid.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited. Address plainly
L. WHEELER Il Co
No sc W. Baltimore ST., Baltimore, md.-
aug 24m
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-20
Arthur and MatrimonY.

Some of the prying gossips of Wash
ington say that President Arthur contin-
ues to send flowers from the white-house
conservatory to Miss Beckwith, the
young lady with whom the match-makers
used to associate his name last winter.
The New York Truth, in this connec-
ton, recalls the fact that the only lady
of the white house who entered it as a
bride was Mrs Tyler. "She was at that
time" says The Truth, "a beautiful
young lady, amiable and accomplished,
and became a great f~avorite in society.
President Tyler paid her marked atten-
ton that winter, and when the family re-
turned to Washington the next season the
attachment ripened into an engagement.
1t was fastened somewhat by the sud
and sad death of her father, who was one
of those killed by the explosion of the
gun on board the Princeton. The mar
riage was performed in New York a few
months before the presidents term ex-
pred, and attracted increased attention
from the fact that the lady was the first
who had ever entered the white house as
a bride" Here is a precedent for the
pr sident, and he might as well set the
gossip-mongers at rest by following it.