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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29
Philadeiph,a Uatt,e marker.

MONDAY, Jan. 2s.-The arrivals OF live
stock At the different stock yards were:
For the weok-1.50O bCeves, 1900 sheep, g. 900
nogs. Preyious weeK-2,5OJ beeves, 1000
prices were nrrncr In sympathy with tho
western market,
We equote as follows:
Extra, 7M874c Good, B4D7c Meiium
6,t96Xc; Common, 5yIGp6c
vat cows were In better demand at 3If15c,
with sales OF extra choice at higher ngurss
65. '~
Veal calves were rather lower ut 8aec.
sheep and Lambs were IN poor demand
aud, with continued heavy receipts, prices
declined fully nc on all grade. lot OF eItra
common lambs selling at &c.
Wequote as follows:
Extra, GgGHc; Good, 5%&o14c; Medium,
tHa5hc: Common, oHGiIlc; Lambs, sh@
Hogs wero in good request and prices, in
sympathy with the Chicago market advanced
we quote MS follows:
Extra, 9Hci Good, sAc Medium, oc; Com
mon, sGsAc.
sALEs OF BrEvEs AT WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS.
=, Among the sales at the Vest Philadelphia
John McArde 200 Western, 6l97Hc.
Daniel Murphy, So Western and West Va. so
d. smyth Z Bro, $50 Western. sl@7kc.
hippIe x Esro', s' head OF Western cows, $40
owen smiln,, llo Western, own acct; 20 do
70 Martin, Fuller 4 GO. 81 co TO
IL. e. Nhnmetfe, bta37lAc.
A J. Christy, l27 cstern, 5AY7.c.
NJ. Ulnun, l66 Chiclgo4, 6IH7Zc; go Virginia,
GLs16bc; ~ Lancaster county, 649
Low LOwenstein, Ill Western, 6AdIHc.
Isaac Adler, 50 Western, 6&n8szc.
Il. Chain, ir., ~ Western Gl6I,c.
II. Chain, 10 mixed, 9SGtl4c
James Clemson, II Western. 6Ha7IIc.
y. B; Herbert, 81 Western, 0}s87c.
q SChamburg X Co., l40 Western, ddILc.
Dennis Smylh, 20 Pa, 61p71<c.
NJ. Levi 100 Western, bAD6Ac.
Bachman 4 Levi $50 Western, 6QIkc.
ABE Ostheim, u Western, 6d6Nc.
Lowenstein 4 Heilhorn, lis Western and
mixed, 4h46Ac
J.. Horn, 20 western mixed, lAD5hc.
B. +. MCFIllen, go Western, 6pTHc.
Martin, Fuller n Co., iJt Western, Wholesale,
6AG6Sc.
DRESSED MATS.
CITY Dressed Beeves were In fair demand and
prices closed &c higher at shepllc, with sales
OF u few common cows rs low as Tno.
ABArToIR SAILS.
Rodger Maynes, 100 head, spl0kc,
Z, 3. DengleT o. head, 9fnl04c.
IL, Il. Beckman, 80 head, 7Gl0c.
l., MoCandless Il Co, l3l head, skal0I<c.
y. r. Lowdon, AZ head, 9kDl0Ac.
j, "A. Mems n Bro, l73 head, Ipl0Ac.
John III, " ard, 81 head, T9l0l4c.
Dressed sheep were active anu prices closed
steady at S9lOhc. Lambs at l0l9l3c.
sALEs LAST WEEK.
| Jos. II. McFnlin, 495 heat sal01<c.
| stewart n Co, SO0 head, sfDl6kc,
Jos. IL. hcfillin, rs head lambs, iO9ls
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29
An Enjoyable Social.

An enjoyable surprise social was given
last evening al the residence Of Col. S. IL.
Price, on South Lime street. The surprise
was perfect. The Custumes worn by
many of the surpriSers were very elegant
NOtabIy among the characters were
Martha Washington and George, the
senator from Squedunck, the bashful
and unsophisticate1 country lass, the gal.
lapt and tall fire laddy, the Joan of Arc,
TN5bsy at her. best, Mrs. SNOWFALL White,
Parsou Brownlow, the county Squire, tho
tho American Indian, Mrs. PLrtington,
Old Grimes, the sexton aud q retiuue OF
attendants. The evening was enjoyably
spent until late hour.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Eysnts Along the susquehsnps--itoms oi
Iuterost ip and Around the Borough
riohsd up by the IntoiIl-

Events Along the susquohsnns-ito,ns o'
tutercst In and Around the Borough
iioLsd up by the intein-
renosr Reporter.
Fish from tho northern lakes was one OF
the unusual sights at market this morn
ing,
Putnam circle, No. 1l3. B. U. (H. F)
&. A., and ChiqnesauDga tribe Of Red
Men meet this morning.
To night special meeting Of the q. a,
Il post, of town, will bo held. A number
of new members will be taken In aud
other important business disposed of.
All of the iron which until recently lay
ON the iron wharvcs at the shawnee fur
naces has been disposed Of, and tho pro .
poets for an early opening Of these works
are good.
Mrs. Frederick g. Charles, aged 35
years, died ut her residence in Washington
borough, yesterday, of nervous prostra
tiOn. Tho funeral will be held to morrow
at . O'Clock.
II IL moro than probable that moro new
buildings will be- erected by Mr.. Frederick
Bucher In the spring. Building stone and
bricks are being placed on bis lots Mt 9th
and Walnut streets.
Mr.. Andrew Fleckenstein was thrown
from his sleigh yesterday AZ the i. IL. Il.
crossing at Walnut street. The horse
then ran away. The shafts were badly
broken before tho animal was caught.
Religious.
Rev. DR.. Bellville, of POttsville, preached
at the special services which were held at
tho Presbyterian church last night.
A Bible printed in Germany in 1880 is
now Ia the possession OF jacob Walk, Of
Washington borough, aud ia still we'll
preserved. II is quite n curiosity.
y large congregation attended the
revival services at the Methodist church,
last night, despite the inclemeDt weather.
Two persons went forward 70 tho altar.
PpsonaI and social
Mr.. VIM. Morris is visiting friends in St.
LOuiB.
Mr.. Horace Boyd, Of the League Island
navy yard, Philadelphia, is visiting his o d
homo here
Mrs. Sarah IIugentugler aud son,
David, loft yesterday for trip 20 Pitts
burg.
Mr.. Ferdinand Rcisinger aud family will
remove to York on Friday.
A pleasant sOCISble vas held at Mr.. J.
NJ. Veins residence ou Walnut street last
night. Dauciug was iudulged ia aud au
elegant supper likewise.
A dancing party was hold last night at
the rosidouce Of Mr.. John Kenscl, on
Cherry street. \ number OF persons were
present from Lancaster, having driven up
In slcighs.
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CHILDREN'S SUITS.
CHlLDREN,S OVERCOATS.
ROYS, OVERCOATS.

$500 Child's Overcoats. reduced to $500
500 - ........ 400
40 ........ $50
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CONuItEs-.


WAsHINGToN, Jan. 29.-The House TO
day decided to hold the funeral services
OF the late Representative Mackey in the
hall OF the House TO morrow.
AT | o'clock the members OF the Senate
will be invited to be present.
After the transaction Of some unimpor
tant miscellaneous business call of the
states was proceeded with and q number
Of bills were introduced and referred
In tho senate.
The Senate took up the Sherman rcso-
lutions relative to the riots at the recent
elections in Virginia and Mississippi Sher'
man addressed the Senate in support OF
the resolutions, and was followed by Ma
hone, who also favored their adoption.
On the conclusion Of Mahone's remarks,
calls of vote were heard, and the chair
announcing the question to be on agreeing
to the resolution, demand for the yeas
and nays was made, and without remarks
from any Democratic senator the matter
was brought to vote, and the resolution
was passed by S3 yeas to 20 nays.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29
bismarck IA JOurDs let.

Bismarck, though he has always hated
the press, has always shown due con
seriousness OF its power, and has used 1t as
successfully as any statesman in Europe !;
80 that it is interesting to know that he
served his time, so to speak, as an
apprentice in journalism, and for q
considerable period contributed articles
nearly every day to the Rreu,zeitung. Still,
as early as 1850 he said L" | cannot deny,
like Khalif Omar, have certain long.
ing, not only to annihilate all books ex
cept the Christian Koran, but also TO de
stroy the means of restoring them. The
art of printing is the choice weapon of
Antich rist -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29
LayiDu In Treasures.

An Illinois man had accumulated fow
thousands, and his health was such as to
convince him that no had not much left
of life. He picked out the scTiptural clause
Lay up treasures in heaven, ''and believed
that no could obey. The process that he
invented was to convert his wealth into
paper money and burn it prayerfully or an
altar. He went so far as 10 build the
altar and kindlo saCrifCial fire, but he
had burned only 80 whom his relatives
forcibly deprived him Of his religious
liberty.
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POLITIOAL.
LOB ALDENMAS
-oF TsE-
THIRD WARD,
Jacob x. Barr.
Subject to Republican Rules. ils-ttd
EOR ALDENNiAS
DrMuuKArIU PRIMARIES.


The Democratic voters Of Lancaster City
will meet at their usual voting places on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2d, TO settle the
candidates for tho several oifices to be fllcd al
the coming municipal election, including
Mayor, six School Directors and City Com
mitteemen-lnembers OF Select Council from
the lst, 2d, so, 4th, 9th and sth wards Com.
mon Councilmen and ward oflcers-Alder-
men In the 81 and 7th wards.
The voting places win be as follows
LIST Ward-Shober's Hotel, o to = p. IN.
cd Ward-Wenditz's Saloon, q TO sp, III.
sd Ward-Efinger's Saloon, to s y. m.
iLh Ward-Rothweiler's saloon, q TO 8 \. m.
bth Ward-Walls HOtel, o to Sp. III,
eth Ward-,Schiller House, 1 to 8 p, m.
7Lh Ward Kuhlman's saloon, 5 20 p. m.
Sth WRrd-Kohlhaus Saloon, . to p, m.
9Th Ward-haas' saloon, TO sp. IN.
The general nominations will be made at
the above named voting places, on WEDNES.
nAY EVENING, JANUARY Both, from 9 to
5 o'clock.
The judges viii meet on the third floor OF
the new Post once Building, on Saturday
evening, Feb. 2d, at 80 TO con, olidato the
vote tor Mayor and School Directors.
BY order OF the Committee.
ID, MCMULLEN, Chairman
! Attest J, B, LIeBTT, Secretary, j26 Ia
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TuE BUZZARD GANG.


All the Accused Returned ~ Court
Squire Kraats, Of Ephrata, to-day gayo
a hearing to tho gang of outlaws captured
in the vicinity Of Ephrata last week. Eli
Heiney, in default of bail, was committed
to answer at court in thirty Of the thirty
one complaints Of burglary and larceny
made against him.
Daniel Hornborger was committed to
answer for the thirteen complaints OF
burglary aud larceny against him.
Isaac Brenizer was committed to answer
fer one charge of burglary made against
him.
Mrs. Julia Ann Buzzard, wife of Abe
BuZzard, entered bail in the sum OF $500
for her appearance at court to answer for
receiving stolen goods.
Heiney, Hornberger and Breuizor were
brought to town this afternoon, in irons,
aud lodged in Jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29

Are you disturbed at night ana broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering ana crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon IL ; there IL no mistake about It, There is
not mother on earth who has ever used IT,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels and give rest TO the
mother, and relief ana health to the child op-
eruting like magic. IL perfectly safe 70 use
In ell cases, ana pleasant to the tate, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest ana best
female physicians In the United States, sold
everywhere. - cents bottle.
mNyl-M, W,S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29

Rev. II. II. Fnirall, ID. D., editor of the IOica
Hefhodist, says editorially, in the November
NsS3) number OF his paper We have tested
the merits OF Ely's Cream Balm, ana believe
that, by II thorough course OF treatment, II
will cure almost every case OF catarrh. Min.
listers as IA class, are afflicted with head and
throat troubles, AMI cutarrh seems more pre-.
valent than ever. We cannot recommend
Ely's Cream Balm TOO highly" Nota liquid
nora snuff Applied TO nostriIs with the
finger. ~ GwdoOdSw
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Gross suits.

Benjamin Hess and Samuel Hess have
made complaint before Alderman Nc.
Conomy against Joseph Greidor, of Ian.
dsville, charging him with assault and
battery, surety of the peace aud carrying
concealed deadly weapons. And Joseph
Greider makes complaint before Alderman
Fordney charging Benjamin Hess aud
Samuel Hess with the same offenses. The
trouble, it Is said, grows out of the recent
suits brought by the LaudisVille iyceum
against uumberol young men for dis
turbing it's meetings. OJhcr similar suits
are likely to follow, and the young fel.
lows will not bo satisfied probably until
the court orders each to pay his own
costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29
MARhETS,
PhiIadoIpnIa RIarKet.

PHILADELPHIA, January 20.-FlOur dun and
unchanged supernne, 81 75GS 25 Extra, t3 p
a. 0Oi Pa, Family, 81 5Og4 49, hinn. Extra
s5Qp9,
Rye Flour at s3 5O03 %.
Wheat hrm No. western Red sl O7iI
No y do, g9c No. | Pa. Red, OIL l2Rl l3.
Corn steady; sah yellow anu mixed, 6S1Q
59ci No. 3 mi Xed and yellow, $50 10
oats quiet and steady No. | White 4SHHiic I
iOHc.
kye scarce at CSC,
Seeds Glover quiet at oARlO4ci tlmothy
dull ut tl 10 Fl6xseed Arm at 81 90 a.,
Provisions nrm and in ialr demand mess
Pork, s7 75Dl7; Bet Hams, s!s9st 90 .Ahuih
Mess Beet. t2ld2450, ,.-,, -.
Bacon-Smoked Shoulders IA8Sc salt
do, llh0l2c Smoked Hams, lS8l'i pl'Nlv'
so, funy cured, nAglfsc'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29

There was donation party Saturday
night in the lecture room OF tho Duke
street N. Il. church, for tho benefit of the
sexton, Abraham Nxdorf About sixty
persons were present each of whom
brought a donation for tho sexton, while
many Others who could not attend sent
their gifts, together with good wishes.
The presentation speech was made by
Rov. J. T. Satohell, and was responded to
by Mr.. Nixdorf. Tho presents consisted
OF provisions, groceries, dry goods, &C.,
60, in great variety, the whole filling the
large milk sleigh of Mr.. Riley, who vol.
unteered TO convey the goods to Mr.. Nix
DORIS home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29

Ina HnlIa nI Ina Iiall

The most beautiful woman at Ms. As.
tors ball was decidedly Miss Langdon, the
admired belle. Her fine points were
thrown into relief by white costume,
which was thoroughly subordinated d
to the loveliness of tho wearCr. Miss
Laugdon has dark eyes and that black
hair that is destitute of gloss, and which
is worn coiled on top of stately head
Little cuTls at the nape of tho neck call
attention to the whiteness of the skin 4;
the back and shoulders slope in perfect
grace the arms are superb.
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Electricity Applied 60 pnut,grnphy.

w. Fellows, OF Cleveland, after expert
menting for two years, has succeeded in
inventing away TO take instantaneous and
absolute permanent photographs upon any
substance having a smooth surface, by the
action of electricity. The expense is less
then cent for each picture. The import
auce of this discovery can hardly be esti.
mated 1t opens up an entirely new field
in the art of photography and will work a
revoluson in all its branches. The system
Invented will he especially valuable to
photographers. This is the first time that
electricity has ever been applied to the art
of photograph.
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Ainuaetnsuts,

Minnie Hnk The chart fr reserved seats
NJ tho iiauk concert "Wednesday (to-morrow)
evening IL fast filing, and tho audience Will
doubtless be ono of fashion and appreciation.
This concert will be one OF the m usicaI events
OF the season, and sinco everybody knows
who and " hat Minnie Hauk Is, thoy may OK
pc't splendid entertainment.
The Jerseymdn Mr.. B. MGAulOy, that
iaVorite comedian, will present tor the first
time In Lancaster his exceedingly funny com.
oiy OF the above name on Saturday evening.
Mr.. McAuley is known tho country over as
a most enjoyable parsonage on the stage, and
IN the present play makes no end OF fun.
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A Jew school.

The largest school in tho world is said
to be the Jews free school, in SpitalGelds,
London. 1t has daily attendance ofoyer
$500 pupils. The institution is also a
training college, and nearly every teacher
in the school has been trained within its
walls. Besides the ordinary branches, the
Jewish child has not only to learn Scrip
ture history and the elements Of religion
and morality, but has also 60 be taught
to read Hebrew huently, and to translate
some portions, at least, Of his prayer book
| and OF the Hebrew Scriptnres.
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A sonator's word Painting.

II Senator Ingalls, should ever retire
from the Senate, some newspaper will grab
him up to do its conilagration reporting.
Mr.. ingalls, writes of the late John Brown
"Out of the por entOus and menac
ing cloud of anti slavery sentiment
he sprang like terrific thunderbolt, whose
lurid glare illuminated the continent with
its devastating flame, aud whose reverber-
ations among the splintered crags of
Harper's Ferry were repeated on thou.
sand battledolds from Gettysburg to the
G,lf'i
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So mild is tho weather in North Wales
that primroses, hoHeysuckles, snowdrops,
and roses are to be found blooming In the
valleys and on the hillsides. Vegetation in
the low lying districts Is also fast springing
fruit trees are in bloom. Tourists are
enabled to scale tho mountains without
difIiculty-feats which, when previously
attempted at this season of the year, have
been attended with loss of life.
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LivINasTos.-At his residence In Philadol'
phia. Jan. 81 1881, Clement A. Liviugstop,
formerly OF Lancaster county.
Funeral from the residence OF his brother,
u. T.. Livingston, Gap, on Thursday next at
O'Clock y. NJ. lntorment at Bollovuc church.
yard. j2S.3t'
REIuARr.-Jan. A. 1885, in this city, Catha-
rine E. Reigart, I'm the G2d year OF nor age.
The relatives ami friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. l3 North Duko
street. on Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Services at St. James Episcopal church, In.
tcrment at Woodward mn cemotery. 2t
DoBrRRr,-in this city, on the gath inst.
Mrs Mary Oobnert In the 72d year Of her age.
Tho re ativcs ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
from the residence OF her sister, Mrs. Anna
Fssig, No. lt5 \ asst Chestnut street, on Thurs.
day morning at 10 o'clock. To proceed To
Philadelphia for interment.
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Western Grain Msrse,.

rEORtA-Corn was In active demand nev
mixed at i6h GiI4c new rejected lSGtjLc,
oats were strong No.2 White at Go
Rye was dull No. z at 58lsf0s1c
.NILwAuEEH-Whea was higher No 2Mii
waukeo, cash, January and February 9lc
March at 93c April at 1890 May nj eSc
Corn was easier and quiet; No. at 6lhfp
5lc. "
oats were quiet No. 2 at 32kc.
Rye was lower No. | at G0c.
Barley was dull and weak No. 2 spring,
cash aud February, hsHc.
DErRoir.-Wheat was steady No. White,
flIl, cash January and February, el 0S, March
AT VI OiN May ut 81 Os I No. white at a3hc.
Corn-No. 2at b5c high mixed at go.
Oats No. white at Sgci No. at 3sc.
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The best Sulve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands. chiblains, cOrRs and all kinds OF skin
erupuons, freckes and pimples. The salva is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. BE sure you
get HKsRY's CARBoLIO SALvH, rs all others are
but limitations and Counterielts. Price "a
cents. sold In Lancaster at CochTans Drug
store. 1877 North Queen street nv2q-s
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Election OF Dmoers.

At a meeting Of the American Mechanics
Building and Loan association, held last
evening, the following officers for the epsu-
ing year were elected
President, Il Blickcnderfcr vics prosi.
dents, ID q Baker, Il. u. Snyder secro.
tary, II. ]. Erisman treasurer, John d..
Skiles directors, WIN. T. Jefferles, VIM.
+. Humble, B. r. Benedict, George W.
Cormeny, Geo. a. Marshall DR.. o.
Roland, John y. Kondig, John B. ltehm,
George II Lehman auditors, VIM. T.
JetIeries, DR.. q. Roland, John B. Rehm.
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Nov York marHesA

NHw NuRK, Jan. g-Flour-state and West.
orn ,steldy, with moderate export and home
trade demand. Southern quiet and un-
Wheat HasSc lower. heavy and irregular
Win very mo crate speculative trading No,
! y Wnite nomina! No. Q Red, jan, 81 0ss<@
Ii gS2S do April, SI i0tesi IL |; do Nav. si IA
Dl l3A do june 81 H.
Corn AQkc lower and dull Mixed west-
otn, SPOT, 5Op6lc do future, sOskls,c
,,pnLIss 'sf.Ao lowers No. Feb, ggNNsgsfc ;
e. ~ ,cn' mAei April. t3hr May, 4lJf6pts,zc |;
etAte, O0No Western, aldAgc,
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niyoroe In EhiIadelphIa.

Philadelphia's divorce mill did lively
business during the year 1888, the divorces
granted numbering 224. Out of these 1873
women appeared as libellants, complaining
against their husbands. But these figures
do not sum up the number of ill.assOrted
marriages for which divorce was sought in
the Philadelphia courts as balm. Fully
two fifths of tho yearly applications were
refused. During 1888 there were 800
applications filed in the Philadelphia
courts,
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A R0stOthCe Robbed.

CHICAGO. Jan. 20-The safe in the post
Office at Blue Island, n suburb of this city,
was blown open by burglars last night,
and in addition to stamps and money the
thieves CARRIED off some of the township
funds stored in the safe. Tho value of
the plunder secured by the thieves is
placed at $4,000.
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" Yes, that's sadly So" said jenkins, my
hair Il turning graz ana ftl ing out before Its
time. Use soInothingf would. but most
hair restorers are dangerous" True" an.
swered his friend, but ParKer's Hair la sam
IL as harmless rs It il elective. I've tried II,
ana know. give tho Ualsam n show and the
boys will soonstop calling you Old Nan Jen
kins." 1t never fails to restore the original
color 10 gray or faded hair. Richly porfumcd,
an elegant dressiug jl9lyds&eowW
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WEATHER INnIOATinNs

Atlantic states, fair weather, preceded
oy rain and snow on the coast, and in the
northern portion variable winds, mostly
northerly rising barometer, slightly
warmer and fair weather on Wednesday.
wh're the Pobl,o scnooI System Is Lacking
Bishop Huntington is out In an indict
ment of the public school system on the
score Of it's alleged inability, as things arc
managed now, to impart to the rising gen.
GRAFTON anything like moral education.
"The supreme individual and national
good" says tho bishop, "is character.
Character includes elements that are
moral and religious as well AZ
the intellectual it includes con
science, affection and will. Morality, as
well as religion, gives way before the idol
airy Of the brain, and we are thus brought
to confront the vast defect Of our public
school system " As to the Sunday schools
the bishop has but little respect for them
as moral agents, while as to parents,
they are not moral themselves, or they
lack the care, skill, and ability to dis.
charge this chief parental trust" The
conclusion arrived at Is that the Christian
life is inseparable from Christian dogma,
and that religious freedom does not mean
freedom from religion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-29

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