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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08
A LOOK ASYOU PASS
ATOURNORTHwEs wIEDOw
TO-DAY.

II will give you better idea OF the correct
Fall and winter styles In Foreign and bones.
tic Fabrics than you can get in any other way.
We do every grade Of Custom Tailoring, from
good to the finest Our prices are carefully
scheduled, ana represent IA reasonable profit
accurately figured ard added 10 the actual
cost. The most faultlcss workmanship aud
hnish. Remember, no fancy prices.
'hiNS va W.
oxford Cashmere suits to order at.,...... l6 %
Brown Mixed Suits to OTicr.........,..... Is 90
Port Wine WOTsted suits to Ortier......... - 90
Fine English CorksCrew Suits to order. 2j 0"
Extra fine English COrKscrow 10 order Il
TO t35 on.
Pants to order at $3.50, sLOo 500 GO 90, sIOo
up TO 80
OvercOats In large varieties at the lowest
possible prices.
Inspect our stock. Look at the workman.
ship, and at the astonishing low prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08
M EDICdL.
EKEYs UNIVERSAL FILE SUPPOSE

EhEh's UNIVERSAL FILE sUPPOsI-
Il TORY. sure cure for every form ~
flles, internal and external, itching or bleed.
ing, ana long standing cases. IL has never
years. This suppository Is cone shaped. easy
10 apply, safe, neat and clean ana pOssesses
every advantage over olntments and salyes
inSslcians use IL In their practice. Give Il "A
trial, ana you viii be both relieved and con.
Nlncsd, IL your druggist does not keep IL or
sel IL Tor you, accept no other, but send for 10
Dy uhil, a. II can DO sent anywhere by mail
friee, Doc per box Prepared and sold by
ANDREW q. FREY, Druggist,
apr27-lyd&w2 Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08

"Often unable 10 attend business, being
subject TO serious disorder of the kidneys
After a long siege of sickness tried BUrdOck
Blood BiHers and was relieved by hai u
bottle" Mr.. Il. Turner. OF Rochester, y. y,
takes the pains to write. FOR sale by ii. Il.
Cochran, druggist l37 anu l39 North Queen
street
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No Deception Used.

1t Is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia. Liver
C6r plant, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
ersh Debility when they can procure at our
store sHlLOH'S NITALlZER, Tree of cost II Il
Sold by IL. b. Cochran, l37and l3g North Queen
street. Lancaster. tedlteod5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08

Hanover Accommodation west, CunneCtiup
at Lancaster with Niagara EXPRESS at a.,
will run through Ia Hanover daily. eNCspi
sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west connecting
al Lancaster with Fast Line, west at }. ., win
run through 70 F~elUJiuN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08
J. K. Smaling'S Card.

offer at a great sacrifice to close
them out, Large and Full Line of
the best quality and latest styles of
Fall Overcoating, which will be sold
regardless Of cost. All the now and
popular shades at prices ranging
from Sl5 upward, lined through with
silk and eatin Innings.
Ihave on hand large assortment
OF Medium Weight Cassimeres suit
able for boys wear. I will make to
order or sell by the yard at one-half
their value. These goods must be
sold at once. Call soon to secure
bargains at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08
EVERYONE PRAISES,

Sick headache, nervous headache neural gia
nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, sleepless.
ness and brain diseases, positively cured by
DR.. T., w. BeI sons Celery and ChamOmile
pills. They contain no opium, quinine or
other harmful drug. Sold by all druggists
Price, 90 cents per bottle. tl Tor two, $3.50 tor
six, postage frec,-Dr. &. W. Benson, Balti
more, Md.
&, N. CRIrTENTOS, New York, is the Whole.
sale Agent Tor w. q. Benson's remedies.
augll-lmdM, W&Sdw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08

AAUAsrrn Am a,L.rrs,iLLr u.

A .ANIASTEk AM NiI,EEsNtLLE H..
] Cars run as follows
Leave Lancaster ", b"po',, at Z " si,s8
llsJOR m, and 2 4, ana $50 y. IN, eXcnDI on
Saturday when the last car lNnvpn at pSO u. ~
Leave Mnlursvilo dover srdl atb $, andslt
\. M, and |, g. aud y, ~.
Cars run a. Eiiv on ~ I'VE tune sNcspi ON sun
day.
rOLUMBiA - fORT DEPOSIT RAIL
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains nov run regularly on tho Columbia
q furt CCroslt Railroad on the following
tmOt
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DO You Believe lt.

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives arU
made mis-, rabie by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
paint, Constipation. Nhen for 75c. we will sell
them Shiloh's NitaliZer, guaranteed TO cure
them. Sold by II. u. Cochran, druggist Nos.
ll7 and l39 North Queen street. teb7-eod2
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NO. l2l NORTH QUEEN ST.
MHrHs a HArnFoH'
OVERCOATS,

The cool snap we now experience Is but a
foretaste OF the colder days that are swiftly
rolling on. and that will soon be hrre-a tact
that suggests our saying something OF OVER.
COATS-winter requisites. We mean to say
II quickly, too. OYERCOATS are here and
ready for the trade-lots OF them-Iargor as.
sortment, better qualities, and ut closer fig
ures than ever before. OYERCOATS for MEN.
for BOYS and tor CHILDREN. Materials are
OF real handsome, attractive and seryiceable
patterns, and each garment made as only
skilled work people know how to make them.
The test as to who gives best values for your
money Is TO make comparisons of qualities
and prices. We invite It, and respectfully
solicit call.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08

"How can become poet" wrote a cOnCeii'
ell youth to the singer LonEtellow " Eat
fish my dear STR" But we doubt the advice
no man however has ever doubted the tact
that DIR. Bulls Cough syrup IS tue greatest
cough remedy now in the IN lrket
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08
pEADiso a UoLUMBlA h. Il.
ARRANGEMENT oF PAssEn.rRgnA,
MONDAY, AUGUST Ihu, ga

Trains CONNECT al Reytding win Lgnins toAnd
from Philadelphia PottsVillC, Harrisburg, AL
lentOwn anu Now York, via Bound Brooh
Route.
Al Columbia with trains 20 ana tr'jm York,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Balu'
moro. n. WILSON, Supt.
pEsSsS SLShnIA FaiLEtUAD-hhs
Il SCHEDULE - ON ana after kJht' a
MAY 18th, lsSl fphns on thv FCpuESl'
yan's Rsllroad vii arrive AZ aud cav" ths
LarcAst" snd sbflRiielNhia uCpotst-' 'nl,""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

that thev recognize the recent vote IN favor
of nroh,bitory amendment to the constitu-
tion as decisive expression of the will OF the
people. and that they are, therefore, IN 1aVor
Of submitting the question to the people again.
The canvass thus frankly and earnestly
onened is sure to end in victory. Ii the he
publicans of Iowa had adopted any o'ner
course they would have deserved defeat.
The dispatches announcing that the Govern
ments of Turkey, Germany and Austria are
engaged in negotiations looking towafu tne
annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by
Austria, arc probably premature by some years.
In the opinion Of many shrewd observers Oh
European affairs, however, such an annexation
10 sure TO come in time 1t is argued that
Germany will push toward the south TO take
in MANY of the German subjects or the fiaps-
burcs. and that, as a compensation, Austria VIII
he allowed to extend her rule to the east'
Meanwhile, the new States lying to the east
ward are kept in proper subordination, ana
NOT allowed to strengthen themselves against
their neighbors. An alliance for defence when
was recently proposed by some of them was
peremptorily forbidden by Austria. lbaC IN
cident is regarded as noteworthy continuation
of Austria,s r,mored designs. When the move
ment does come it will mean the reopenlng OF
the entire Eastern Question and as Bismarck
is not ready for that now, the dispatches OK
Yesterday in regard to the matter can hardiy
be based ON fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
has returned from Kentucky and was at tho Ireas
ury Department tO-iay.
GENERAL NOTES.

The Louisville Courier-J0urnal is authority
for the statement that lady Of that city extract d
large living beetle from her side. 1t buried about
an inch in her flesh and wnen taken begaa to nova
around with considerable animation. physician to
whOmit could not give 1t name, but Thought
that IL was probably species OF tick
The fourth International Congress of Free
Thinkers will be held at Amsterdam, Holland, from
August to september2. The co nmittee In ch,rseis
assured that there will be large attendance, fnclu ling
many scientific Of worldwide reputation. Among
the subjects be discussed the separation Of Church
and state religious wars the Influence OF Christianity
on the world aud the persecution OF tae jews IN Euro
peap countries.
The German medical journals are discussing
new medical agent, recently dscoverei by Professor
Fischer Of Munich. In the course Of long ser OF
Investigations concerning tue nature anu acton OF
qunine, he found that by means OF certain chemical
transformations q substance be obtai ed, 10 the
form of white crystalline powder from coal tar which
greatly resembles quinne in its action on the human
organism. He has given this agent the name Of
"karin" The chief effect produced by II apoe irs 70 90
tine dnnution OF fever heat, an la tlis rcsDeetts DIS
fair to DO useful II is hoped That t VIII rennef
the Of ice fever unnecessary Karin - aso
said to be less unpleasant 10 the stoht cn hs' qo'
The United States is not the only country In
when there class OF people VINO yearh ior uas
to which they have no claim. although tnat cnarses
frequently alleged againsi The Belgian poiee recently
called on about 200 in Brussels who naVo oeea
accustomed to put coronets their note-paper and
curtIy informed them that unless they discontinued tho
practice tey wouln be impostors "There
upon SAWS The ST. Jamess Gazette some amusing little
comedies were invouDtarIly acted Inc Vomoesse Us
K VINO had sent out cards for grand WA
obi ged follow them with entreatics ~ her friends
10 address their replies to plain Madame A AMI p,or
Baron e. who on the strength OF his Duterny Ute nad
wooed some merchants dlugter. hal 20 90 lIsss
that he sham anu to make way Tor more ehssos
suit0r."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
PERSONAL.

DIR. Noryin Green, president Of the Western Union
Comnany who has been IN Europe for several
months sailed yesterday on his return.
II may horrify some excellent people to hear 1t.
Int n il said TO be o TACT that Mr. Moody the
evangelist. likes 10 drive fast horse whenever he
can.
The Duke Of Devonshire. the father-in-law of
Lady Frederick Cavendisn. has just subscribed
6 600 for the erection of Roman Catholic chapel
III Lismar.
Dr Moffatt. tho father-in-law of DR.. Livingstone,
whose death has just been announced. was for many
years missionary in Africa. In 1870 he returned
To England, and was presented soon afterward by
his friends IN that country with the sum OF 900
in recognition of his great services III the mission
arv field Such recognition Is too rarely accorded
to missionaries who have spent the hest part OF their
lives IN an apparently thankless work
DR. Frederick l.. Roehrig. Professor of
Sanscrit in the Cornell University, who is said to
be acquainted thoroughly with more languages
than any other scholar in America, makes some in
teres,ing statements with regard TO the Irish Ian
guace. TO the study of which he has been devoting
seyeral years. At q recent gathering of members OF
the Society for tho Preservation OF the Irish Lam
euage IN this city. he said that with the exception
of Sancrit and Greek he considered Gaelic to DO the
most i'ercsung, most philosophical aud most
picturesque language no had ever studied and
that the general Indifference about 1t among tue
irish people was to him one OF the strangesb anu
most inexpcable facts he had ever observed In con-
necton with any nationality
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE President OF hondu-
ras and party called at the Department OF State TO-
dav. and were received by Acting Secretary Davis
Thsy af,erward went to Mount Vernon on the
Speedwell.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-General Reynolds. First
Auditor Of tho Treasury has gone to Colorado Tor
few weeks. Th~ Commissioners OF Internal Revenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

poorest of the poor prove that the country is do
inp its whole duty. How it with the town
We have no reason to complain of any lack OF in
terest in this respect. large sum has beeh
contributed by the public, and the receipts
have I'D to this time been in advance OF the
expepditures. But the generosity of the
country is now outsrippng the gvner' sIty OF
the town. If advantage is to be taken OF the
offers which arc now pouring in from all sides
for the entertainment of the children, the
subscriptions must be largely increased. shall
these invitations be declined and the poor chill
dren denied their vacation The responsible
ity now rests mainly with the contributors to
the Fresl-Ar Fund. The children are here
and the farmers families stand ready TO take
them. They can go, if the ouilly required for
travelling expenses he promptly met. Is the
town-and the fashionable waterng-places,
the mountain resorts, and all the other haunts
of pleasure seekers count with the town-less
generous than the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
IIEE OH OF DOORS.

The local items in every exchange paper
show how largely tho American Nation Ia
turned ont of doors. We mean not merely
those who have focked to Newport or Saratoga
or Rich6eld Springs, IT the hordes of towns
peopl. from the seaDoard cities who have
empticd themselves on beach, mountain and
farm, but the large number of wcll-to-do people
through the inland States from Pittsburg to
Denver, and from Louisville to New-Orleans,
who have shut their hall doors and are going
omeyhere-they rdly know where, so that it
il a change from home. No doubt this general
annual shaking-up does much good. 1t is not
only the artists who bring home new ideas,
but tho tradesman, the 1ousekeeper, every
man who has sense enough to measure
himself with his human knsfok seen for the
first time. No lesson can be- more wholesome
for any one of us than to be taught how insig-
pifcant the biggest man is outside of his own
immediate circle.
Americans less than any other people carry
their own importance with them, simply be-
cause they travel more and are used to social
changes but they have enough of it to make u
good deal Of jarrlng and discomfort Mt this time,
when travel brings isolated home keeping folks
out OF their retreats, reduces them all to one
level, and forces all grades and ranks to jOstle
against each other. The man whose social po-
sition is solid under his feet, and who knows
the world, is not concerned when he sits down
at the hotel table that all the otter guests shall
know who he is-he is only anxious about his
chop, and is ready to accept the wit and wisdom
or vulgarity of his neighbor, and to make the
hast NJ IL far the uionlent whether that neigh
Eor be noble or tramp. In q word. he gives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Miss Mary Anderson has established ne'
ro.,sen,s IN London at New Burlington House
Kate Claxton will give her first pertormasniUUv nv
=, The ssa Of lee at the Walnut Street Theatre fA
aucl phia, on september ~. -.rv
Miss Ada Cayendish has recently been veiy
successfu In tour Of the English provincial
Mr. Mark ouinton, late Of Drury Lane, mas aco'"'
her. AS lea1ing man. r,,aon
Miss Mary Anderson will begin her Lo" "".r.
engagement September g. as PafAe"sa' ~ soa ths
rhs sesnery has been painted by Mr.. Ryan ."-rns
dresses have been made Dy Mins' Ausu"
by Mr. Lewis Wingncld ,,ad nv
Mr. Leon ]. Vincent has been engagea ~.
Mr. strakosch for the post OF stays i'S.,ns,.ut
Tvenry.h,rd street Theatre taoroaSnSSe IL entirely
inan is thus placed In postum
qualified to hil with credit. ,..y with
Ta,n,o,s ESSAY on "The Actors Art WV.
nrsraco nv Henry Irving lately published IN '"snry
ha. hoe, reprinted here. In o neat pampn'o'o ,hs
r,a,s. nv Messrs Roorbaoh Co.. No. MurtA' ssli.
a,,v Tine essay contains forcible sugses''o ,,hsut
o,,ous ideas which, however, are 80. wv ,.r,os
de6uite order or arrangement Never'hee "a. 70 Inc
can read II without benefit since IL helps
mind Of the reader precisely what actlnS ~ "a tho
what are the objects II parsues LIE views 18th thas
relative rank of the comedian In comparison rryurs
., ON. ,rag,o actor are open to qucAtion MI ,.,r.
cont, a, nrefsce has already been discussed IN ma
no, Among Taima's thoughts arc tina tono""s, ,er.
etor putting himself faithfully 10 the pi.0' of tue
sonare he representa-, should periecs '"o 80 actor
author of whom he Is the interpreter ,,red"
ought 10 be his own tutor" "denius 10 uos n,deL"
Actors ought ct all times. to take NATURE AN 70 an
=. 'rl. gr.at moyemenJs Of the soul elsvA'e ,aced
IN Whatever raak fate may have Appeal
S continual explosion fansues n sssoalsa
Ing, only when rare and unexpecses Sotnss form
Acto me n sTs g saia ns S. Z
speak, aud BY introducing paas~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

himself nm To tbp occasion, and when the occa-
sion is past gives it mp. But all travellers are
not Of this kidney. In one paper this week we
read of n sho0ting match between two merry sohs
of the West boarding in the same hotel, hecause
Mrs. White would not invite Mrs. ID aek 7"
her nicnic. and in another of a sqnabbe END
ING in blows between a landlord and clergy
man. because the clergyman's wife wouiu hoI
9 Mt nj the same tablp with some actors LII s
not refinement DOr religion that Is aggressive l"
such cases, but the vulgar, inbred seihshnesS
which we allow to grow and encruSt us IN o"r
oyn homes. where wives and children must
hear il in silence. But when we go ABROAD u
chafes against the selfishness OF others there Is
heat. then sparks, and then fire.
Any one of our 2eripatetic readers VINO
finds his social surroundings iprolerabie
on this his summer holiday, anu the
peorle about him uncomfortable, may be
sure that the fault is in himself. lie is
nrohably 40 convinced of his own superiority
and the supreme excellence of the code OF man
ners in his own city, that if he could be thrown
into .he company of the twelve Apostles 10
would only pronounce them Ignorant fanatics
with manners aud speech very different from
those in vogue in the rest society. oeiI-estee"
has made him purbind. The only recipe LOT
so,nd mind and happy heart in summer travei
il to begin by confessing that there are admir-
able people in this world who have no re>em-
blanca TO ourselves, and modes of life worth
stndy which lie outside OF our own village
and cli0ue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
NETWORK, SUNDAY. AUGUST II.
TWELVE PAGES.
NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Many of the Spanish insurgents have
surrendered and official reports declare that the
insurrection IS ended. - English physicians re-
port that the disease prevailing IN Egypt Is not
As;atic cholera. II obs in Vienna and Pesth
were suppressed by the police. - Canon ber-
maid has been declared not guilty. - scheme
far the annexation by Austria of Bosnia and Here
covina is announced. - Cetewayo is said to be
on his way to Natal. === The crops along the
Nile have been damaged by high water. - Inc
Star Music Hall in Sunderland, Eug., was oes-
troyed by fire; the audience escaped unin]ured.
DOMESTIC. -Wapakonita, Drake Carter, Yoltaire
and Colonel Sprague won the races at saratoga
Z Monroe Chief won the last race at Buffalo
WI Miller & Co.. Stockholders, OF Philadei-
nina have failed. 60 Indian education was the
chief tonic before the National Education Assembly
at Ocean Grove yesterday. - News was re-
ceiyed that ColoDel BandOa. of the Mexican Army,
had been killed by the Apacbes - The widow
of the late Chief Justice Church died at Albion.
60 II was reported that smallpox is causing
MANY deaths among tho Indians of Minnesota. 80
Telegraphers of the Pan II ndle Railroad who had
struck returned to their work. - The Executive
Committee of the Virginia Democrats organized Tor
the campaign on Friday night.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The stock business was
inter cred with by the cutting OF telegraph wires
Yesterday. - Oscar Wilde arrived and gave
his views on his play. 60 There was an e&-
plosion of fireworks at Coney Island. - The
New-York Baseball club won game from the
Philadelphia Club - Pizsrro L"usette Moni-
tor. Gonfalon, Battedore and Charlemagne won the
Long Branch races. "A negro supposed
to be the assailant of Miss Haley,
was arrested and subsequently released. -;
Gold value of the legal-trnder silver dollar 4l2i2
erains). STA cents. - Stocks were ACTIVE
lower and weak and closed feyerish and unsettled
at partial recoveries-
The Manufacturers local observations in
dictate warmer and clear or fair weather. lempeFa-
ture Yesterday: Highest. $50: lowest 65' aver
age, 1922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

The Judgment of the Court of Tourney In
the case of Canon Bernard, and the grounds
of the decision, involve not only an acqutth
for the defendant, but censure for the Pope.
IL seems as if the Judge had allowed the IN
ferior ecclesiastic to escape in order that ne
might strike at higher game. The defence OF
the Canon was that he made OF with the
property which was then in the legal custody
of NJ. Du Rousseau, (who had been appointed
Bishop in the place of NJ. DumonD with the
full approval both of the Bishop and the
pope. Ii we are to trust the details as stated
in a brief dispatch. some countenance was
given by both authorities to the action OF the
Canon. 1t must be remembered, however, that
in Belgium a bitter feud exists between the
Church and the civil powers, and chat an IN
discreet letter bidding the Canon take tue
necessary precautions TO guard the property
NAV have been construed as conveying more
than it actually expressed AS the matter
stands the Canon escapes from the charge OF
emb element on the ground that he was
mere tool acting under the directions OF his
ecclesiastical superiors.