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Maddling Priests.

LONDON, October s1.-Cardinal Manning
and fourteen British Catholic bishops nave
issued a manifesto deuouncing mixed edu-
cation. It is impossible, the manifesto
savs. for a Catholic to accept the educa-
tion when it is divorced from his renglon.
Free education is tantamount to q otage
monopoly OF education: ;a;sss ChrlsIla;M;sy wiz ,a
,;o;ons o and secular schools equally. The
10 ,ra n;festo ia considered to mean that the
rs+hoIics should vote for the Tory candl-
=" tes in the coming general election.
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wonlS %lSsns, hs, and that the influence Of the sama
thon 10 potential; Of the Idaho plan. al.
ra,,a raoogn more extreme and more sever
reacS:ys y tnan either Of the Others. that It
conc'ss;o nes 70 the very root Of the system. In
s'un, NAV hs th, says the Commission, whatever
oress W. ZINC SI,S9ught OF these suggestions, Con.
ealcn,s pa'a p'a certainly render service of IN
the whole country il it would dav;se seeu sa,o 70
meas measure whereby these misguided peonle %
Gould 6e brought out from under the thraI.
uom which has 80 warped their minds and
.ueir conscience that crime conmitred in
e's name OF religion is considered by them
q oaty and blessing equally to those who
commit it and those who aid or abet its
commission. y. A'9
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ROBBED OF THEIR BREAD.
How Two Hundred WOrkmen Wer'
Beaten by an Assignment.

CLEVELAND, October 31.-A spec ial fro m
Niles, Ohio, says: George Summers, Sr.
proprietor Of the Russia Sheet Iron Mill at
that place, made an assignment this after
noon in favor OF his creditors. The as
signment was precipitated by a strike
ordered by the Amalgamated Association
because Summers would not accede to the
demands of the workmen in a certain
branch OF the mill. The principal creditors
are the employees, 200 in number, they
were to have received their months pay,
which amounts to about SIT 900, to-day.
When it became known that an assign
ment had been made and no money could
be had, the men surrounded the office and
refused to let Summers leave it. The
scene around the works at Q p. m. was ex-
citing in the extreme. Men and women
were demanding money or bread for their
little ones, and it would have required but
little urging to induce them to commit
violence. The Sheriff was advised, but q
late dispatch says the crowd has dispersed
and permitted Summers to 60 home.
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Cattlennen's Convention. /.

SANTA FE, October 31.-The annual meet
ing OF the New Mexico Stock Growers AS
sociation adjourned to-day. Delegate rep
rssentation was adopted, and the associa
ton now consists OF delegates from nine
local associations. Strong resolutions were
passed asking the Government to continue
the quarantine in force. Resolutions were
also passed setting forth the necessity Tor
strong organization Of the range cattle IN
terests west of the Tooth meridian, and to
this end a call for q convention, to be held
in Denver on he2Oth OF January next, was
issued. The President was directed to ap
point three delegates to the St. Louis con
yentiOn
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THE PARMELLITEs.
They are Unanimously etaudin4 by
Their Old Leader.

LONDON, October 31-The Home Rule
party has now held One-half of it's county
conventions in Ireland. In every one OF
these Mr.. Parnell's dominance has not
even been contested. The result of these
conventions has therefore been that thirty
eight Parnellite candidates for Parliamen-
tary seats have been nominated to receive
the Home Rule vote, and in every case the
nomination was made without single d.
vision. Twenty OF these nominees are new
men who have never been members of the
House Of Commons. In England the Irish
cause is beginning to attract great deal OF
short time ago utterly ignored it as un-
worthy of consideration. Prominent Irish
men in London have combined to estab-
lish in the metropolis
AN IRISH CLUB,
on basis equally sound and respectable
with that enjoyed by the best OF the other
great political clubs. This enterprise has
already made considerable advance. Suit.
able premises near Parliament buildings
and business centers have already been
secured, but a great number of solid sub
scribers must yet be obtained before the
Irish club can be assured of permanent
success.
THE FLAX SPINNING.
The depression in the fax spinning trade
in England is very great. The great mill
engaged in this industry in Leeds. and
which employs s, 5000 operatives, is threat
ened with closure on account OF this de-
preston, which has also decided a great
number of English capitalists engaged in
flax spinning to close out their inv vestments
in that line in Great Britain and transfer
them to the United States. These capital
lists frankly state that their reason for doing
this is to secure the benefits of the protec-
ton afforded their business by the Ameri-
can tariff laws and to escape the ruinous
competition to which they are subjected
under the free trade policy Of England.
Since Germany adopted the policy of stim-
ulating her industries her merchants
have astonished Europe by their enterprise
and sagacity. German competition Is
ALREADY CUTTING DEEPLY
into even the screw making trade of Bir-
iningham itself. The German merchants
have now memoralized the German Chan
cellor concerning the advantage England
enjoys in maintaining her commerce in
America, Africa and Asia, by having well
paid Consuls at all important points in
those continents, while German Consuls
are all merchants who, as a rule, spend
their time in looking after their own in
dividual interests, without any desire to
aid in the extension of commerce in the
Empire. 1t is understood that Bismarck
has already begun the work inspired by
this memorial that he has replaced many
of the merchants as Consuls by well chosen
state agents, and that he intends following
this example everywhere that it is possible
to introduce German products or manu-
factures with advantage.
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rn. Temperanee Sisters

PHILADELPHIA, October 81. wan,.ns' AZ .nG
second days session OF one rn;nn tho
National Christian Iempeaance ~as read % showing
report Reports Of Of s1o.375; expenses, $s,s49;
reGe,pcs r,a pcs on hand, $l.556. The Treasurer
nalan1t S thot never before had the yearly re-
stated tts raaebed smaS SO, 900. A communication
Genp,' frnm the Methodist preachers IVA. was
announced ammo and one Of it's members s,usns ae,,s nse
srad the address of welcome and assurance
eL..ortv co.operatiOn.
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Movements OF French Troops.

PARIS, October 31.-To1taire to-day
states that the French forces in Tonquin,
owing to the recent victory over the Black
Flags, is to be reduced to $4,000 men, with
80, 900 Annamite recruits, which, it is be-
lieved. will suffice to secure the quietness in
the delta of the Red river as far as Yunnan.
VoItaire also states that the whole French
forces in Madagascar will concentrate at
the important trade points Of the island,
especially Samatav, Maiunga and Diego
Suariez.
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1nr-,urers Stopped.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 31..Jndge Judge saw ~"
yer, sranted o, sn perpetual in XHrp {av9r
day M s'aTTr;td Tinted Nickel Company OF New ork:
OF the ;u;nS INIT, the California Electric Works OF
resera,ni res Erancisco from using the Adams patent
ior ier nI ~ nrofits to be made while using IT,
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Result of the Chinese Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 31.-An anti.
Chinese mass meeting, atwhich about 4, 900
people were present, was held this evening
at Union Hall. The meeting was called by
the Knights of Labor, and is the result of
the strike by the Chinese cigar-makers on
the goth inst, when they informed the
employers that they would refuse to work
unless the white men employed were dis
charged. The meeting was very enthusi-
astic. The sentiment manifested plainly
showed that the period had been reached
when a united stand and action would
have to be taken against further Chinese
dictation, which, if not resented, would
result in serious detriment to the white
laboring classes.
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Baroness Burdett Coutts is about to es-
tablish British honey company for the
purpose of promoting the interests of bee-
keeping among the poorer classes OF Eng
land.
Dr.. Julia Ingram has been elected Secre-
tary and Treasurer of the Louisville (Ky.)
Medical Society, the first woman to be
hInored by this society With an official po.
eitioA.
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ImpeachfnR Gonzales.

MEXICO (via Galveston,) October 81
There was a tumultuous scene at yester-
days session Of Congress. Five Liberal
Opposition Deputies presented a PROPOSE
tion in which are specific articles OF i'm
peachmsnt of Ex-President Gonzales for
the misuse OF public funds, drawn up by
Deputy Duret, who handed the paper to the
President of the Chamber and supported
his proposition with speech. He was in
Chamber, while the spectators in the gal
lery applauded. Senor Duret stated that
he wanted the case sent to the National
grand jury. The House finally declared to
adjourn. There is much excitement in po-
litical circles over the affair.
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Always for EnKland.

CAIRO, October 31.-The Khedive to-day
received Sir Henry Drummond, British
special envoy, and promised to warmly
support the provisions OF the Anglo Turkish
convention. The Khedive returned the
visit at Sir Henry's Hotel.
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A Needed Vessel.

ronpx,ssv,Lnr y, October ,asSsea,1 s1Itns Iens
tenant cmandine. cnnora m: sailed to-day for San
j: s to be
etai,1a1S ct lisbs house supplies for the o""0'"'
ord Oregon districts.
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PARIS, October 31.-The physicians who
were making an examination as to the
mental condition of Mattel, the wouldbe
assassin OF De Dreycinet, have made a re-
port declaring the prisoner insane.
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Delayed by Rains

Lps Of the heavy ~ashout; to- on !. 'al almost
s1% t. asts. hsts, tns World
::a mail; ss.ps:: j: suffering in
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mn. RounaelSan RumP''''

u q: S:'ss;s sssa d
opRessSsns sas 10 aac fresh .n.s ss'f
ton against ii9tttsmnssd rsssd Macedonian volunteers
this ia attem,~nr;ans. 81
will will join he s.as Bu's.'sss. s.ns s.-..~..s.
Ne. .sss: ; .s
2,eos, 200. .xo.os ass oi thslssal reauirsn'a'''
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Mrs. w. s. Hoyt, daughter of the late
Chief,Justice Chase, has successfully estab-
lished an industrial school at Pelham
Manor, where furniture carving, clay and
plaster modelling, tapestry work, ETC., are
taught to boys and girls.
Miss Cherrie Simpson, of Milwaukee, Wis,
is q musical prodigy. When only four
years old she played in public with her
age OF five began to compose airs. She is
now sixteen, and is known as the composer
Of several publiahsd pieces OF music.
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A New YORK correspondent says the
cause OF Louis James retirement from
Lawrence Barrett's Dramatic Company, to
be followed by the secession of Marie VAIN
wright, is divulged. It was the social snub-
bing of them by the tragedian. Barrett is
somewhat pretentious personally and as to
his family. He associates with Booth and
several other eminent stage men, but to the
re It he is stranger, except for such profes.
sional intercourse a. he may be compelled
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JAMES O'Neil is now on the Colorado cir
cult, in Monte Cristo, play which nets
him $500 week and a share in the re-
ceipts. We fear that J. NJ. Hill could
hardly offer him sufficient inducement to
support Miss Mather.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-06
lie Thought IL Would DO.

From the Chicago Herald.
81 want divorce from my wife," said a
Washington street broker to his attorney
" but don't know how to begin it,"
"Any ground for scandal ~ asked the at
torney.
"No; oh, no.
"Did she ever hit you? ?''
"No; her temper is quite even"
"Did she ever blow out the gas ?''
"No-she lets IL burn. Maybe that would
he grounds, eh?"
mo" said the attorney. ain that case she
would call 10 her aid the gas company, and
we would have to struggle with monopoly.
That wouldn't do"
"No" said the applicant, sadly.
"Did she ever scold any of the children ?r
asked his attorney, Frightening up.
"Haven't got any To scold, | suppose il
wouldn't do to say she scOded the children
of the next door neighbour?
"No.n
"Then don't know what TO do or say"
Then both men looked thoughtfully out of
the window for nearly seven minutes.
"She drank out of the finger bowl at the
hotel when we was ON our bridal tour" said
the husband, hesitatiugly
"lf you get the date and Witnesses" said
the lawyer quickly. 81 think that will be
sutficient--under the law"
Then they went out together and called for
two schooners Of beer
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BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
Regart's Old Brandy,

Sold by our cntcrpriSing friend II. T.. SLAN-
MAkER This brandy has stood the test for
years, and has never failed, rs far rs our CNpG-
Iiencc extends, and therefore give IL Lhe
preference over all other BTtndics-nO matter
with how many Jaw breaking French titles they
are branded. Onc-fourth of the money that is
yearly thrown away ON various impOtCnt dys-
pepsiu specifics, would suffice to buy all the
Brandy To cure any such cuso or cases, In proof
of the curative power of
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY
In eases of Dyspepsia, we can summon numbers
of witnegscs--ono case in particular will cite
hard working farmer had been afflicted with
an cXhausting Dyspepsia for number of years
his stomach would reject almost every kind OF
food he had sour CruCtatiOns conStantly-no Rp-
pctte-in fact he was obliged to restrict his diet
To crackers and stale bread, aud as II beverage he
used McGmnn's Root Beer. lie is u Methodist,
and then, as now, preached at times, and in his
dsCOursCs often dCclaimCd earnestly against all
kinds of strong drink. when advised To try
RElGARTS OLD BRANDY
In his case. he looked up with astonishmcnt
but after hearing OF his Wonderful effects in the
cases of some Of his near acquaintance, he Al
last consented To follow our advice. lie used the
Brandy faithfully and steadily the first bottle
giving him an appetite, and before the second
was all taken he was a sound man, with a stom
ach capable Of digosting anything which he
choose 10 eat lie still keeps IL aud uses littl,
occasionally and since he has this medicine, hI
has been of very little pecuuiary benefit to The
dOctor.-A Practising PyStcidR.
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YOUNG MENIREADTu THIS.

Tue VoLrAIC BELT Co, of Marshall, Mich, offer
to send their celebrated ELECTION NoLrAIC BELT
aud other ELECTRIC APPLIA NOES triad for thirty
day, To men told or young) afflicted with nervous
debility. loss of vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles Also for rheumatism, neural
gia, parnly ysis und many other kindred diseases.
Complete restoration to health, VigoT aud man
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred us thirty
days trial il allowed. Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet iIce. dec2IlydSw
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.

Mt VIM. Thomas, of Newton Ia. says " My
wife has been seriously affected wijha cough Tor
twenty i've years, aud this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many remedies
without relief, and being urged to try br. Kings
New Discovery, did So, with most gratifying re
suits The first bottle relieved her very much,
and the second has absolutely cured her She
has not had So good health tor thirty years Trial
bottles free at Cochran drug store, Nos. l37 aud
lD North Queen street, Lancaster ia. Large
size, 800 t6D
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MoTnnRsl MoTnEnsM MormERs 4

Are you disturbed al night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the eNcruciating pain of cutting teeth II So,
go AT once and get "A bottle of Mrs. WlNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve the poor
little sufferer immcdmtcly--dcpend upon IL {:
there Is no mistake about Il. There is not
mother on earth who has ever used IL, who will
not tell you at once that IL will regulate the
bowels, ana give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic. 1t
Is perfectly safe Ia use in all cases and pleasant
Ia the taste, and Is the prescription of one of tho
oldest and best female physicians in the United
States. sold everywhere. - cents u bottle.
muy3l-lydM, W SAW
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II you are suffering with low and depressed
spirits loss of appetite, general debility, dtsOr
dCrcd blood, weak constitution, headache, or
any disease Of bilious nature, by all means pro
cure "A bottle of Electric Bitters. lou will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement that will
follow you will be inspired with new life :;
strength and activity will return; pain and mis-.
cry will cease, and henccforth yon viii rejoice
in the praise of Electric Biitcrs sold ut 50 cents
a bottle by II. II. Cochran, druggist, Nos l3j aud
l3g North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (Bl
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\ clear. bright open face somehow looks hon
est. \ horse thirf or burglar -"ldom- carries
such a face BurdgCk RlpDd Btttoys give the skin
u peculiarly IN" texture and ClCurue--. They
strengthen aud enrich the circulation and -
eradicate all eruption or bicmtsh. For sale 10y
II. H. Cochran, druggist l5I and l3o North Queen
4 Lancaster Pa
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BROWNS HOUSEHOLD rANACEA.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the world.
win most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally on applied externally, and
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acutc than any other pain
allcyiator, and II Is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
II cures main in the side t,ack or bowels, Sore
Throat, rheumatism, ToOthachc and ALL
ACHES, and IL The Great RclieVcr of Pain,
"BROW Ms UOJTSEIIOLD PANkCEN " should
he in every family, 4 tcaspoontul of the Punacca
In II tumbler of l. water lswectcned II pre-
feTTpdl taken e, bedtime, will BREAK UP 4
COLD. - cents u bottle.
m3llydM,W ,S&w
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There was u great Conmotion the other night
at n communist meeting, when an excited ora
tor said, "all existing social institutions must
hc destroyed. wiped out aud swept away. "
Had he remarked that rheumatism, dyspepsia
and debility must bc cleared out and swept
away. and that Browns Iron Bittcrs would do
the cleaning and sweeping, he would have been
loudly applnudrd. Browns Iron Bittcr= made u
clean sweep OF the dyspepsia, nervousness ana
siceplC-suc-s Of Nj Geo. v. Miller OF Hamilton,
IcNaa.
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The greatest discovery of the nineteenth cen
tury ~ DR.. Ic-lir'- special Prescription Tor sick
headache, which is the discovery Of an eminent
physician and used 10y him tUr over thirty wears
before giving II 10 the public, and II stands to
day Without u rival Read advertisement IN
nuBt her column.
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mn WILLIAMS INpAN Pile oINTuENT

DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN FILE OINTMENT.
T., G.. McCullum, conductor on the u. n W. Il.
H., Springfield O., Aug. 20, 1852, SAYS " have
been II great sufferer with the piles. | used nu
mcrOus remedies and employed mauy physic-
Dr. Williams indian rilc ointment, which anu
grateful to say has cured me- Sold by II. B.
Cochran l37 and l39 North Queen street. (Jl
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Satisfaction Universal.

In the past three months ! have sold one
hundred ana six bottles of Thomas Eciectrfc
OF never saw 4 medicine in my life that gave
such universal sat is faction. cured an liberated
throat for me in twenty -four hunTs never fail
cd to relieve my children Ot Group &, X. Hall,
Druggist, GRANVILLE, IN. For sale by IL. Is. COch-
ran, druggist, l37 and lH North queen street,
Lancaster, Pa.
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RlrCKLEN,s ARxlcA sALvE.

Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcum, Power sores, letter,
Chapp"d Hand, Chilhluiu-, 1Orna. and nll skin
Erupiions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required II IL guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. priC", - cents per
box For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist. Nos
lj7 and IE North Queen street, Lancaster, ia.
nuN'r trih" with throat aud lung affections.
Take llalrs Honey Ut lIurr hound aud Tar.
pixies rpothaChc Drops curr IN one minute.
tslWdvodNw
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NpECIIL NOTICEN.

Love rules the court, the camp, the grove,
Hut this We find whcrc'cr We rove,
That sOZOpONT alone supplies
The dazzling teeth and ruby dyes.
That lend maiden half the charms
That win her TO her lovers arms,
BlwdeodSw
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L ULE.
Trains leave Lancaster and leave and arrive at
Philadplphia aa f,llows

The Marietta Accommodation leaves Colum-
bia at $40 and reaches Marietta at 6:55. Also,
leaves Columbia at ll:i5 n. m. and 2:l5 p. m.
reaching Marietta at 1901 and 2:35 Leaves
ictta ut 2:j0 y. m and arrives at Columbia
also, leaves at s35 and arrives at s:45.
The y ork Accommodation leaves Marietta
7l0 and arrives at Lancaster at 500, connecting
with Harrisburg Express at $40.
The Frederick Accommodation west, connect
ing at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, ut l35 y.
m, will run through to Frederick.
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leaves
Columbia at l2:25 aud reaches Lancaster at 1880
p. m.
Hanover Accommodation, west connecting at
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when tagged VIII
stop at Downingtown, Coatesville, Parkesburg,
Mt Joy, Elizabethtown and Middletown.
The only trains which run daily. On Sunday
the Mail train west runs by way of.ColumbiR.
! Leave daily except Monday.
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., PHYSICIANS prescribe Colden's Liquid Beef
Tonic for the weak, worn, and dyspeptc Take
ono Msr, talwdeodSw
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SKIN plsEAsEs-.s sMAYNE,s oINTMENrv

NhlN biSLhSr-''--' " n ] y YIN h
" SiCdyncs Ointment" " cures TcttCr, salt
Rheum RingwOrm, Sores, Ptmplcs, Eczema, all
Itchy Eruptions, no matter hOC obstinate or tong
standing. jan2S- MWF&w
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4 TCHING PILES. ."->I MPTOMS MOISTURE
Like perspmtion, intense itching. worse by
scratching, most At night, seems II pin-worms
were crawling. SjCdgRc'S ointment ~ is a pleas
Gnf, sure cure, jan2S-MWF&w