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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06
PRODUCE.
wheeling,

Ruytc.-Frime TO choice creamery 25c;
cheice dairy l4@l6c; good TO prime
country roll l0@.lc; common miIer
sock sale. No demand.
Beeswa1-Quotsda At 23@32c p ID.
Beaus-Hand picked navy 81 10 =
- per bushei.
Dried Fru;t-Nea cvaporated pare
o-asAcg l7lal8c; Capared DO loo q.
.,soossr;es L76l8c: 5isckberrles 1G,S..
New, suuiried, gpp!es, Qnar'e:ed, zCI3@,
.Brad Il4.5c: peaches, new haIves,4 7tp 5!ci
10 ongrfers, iia5c: d. pared l59lSc;
rif-s1 cherries $3.50. New evaPcrsts3
s,Dlss 5lA-c. Market on Dried Fruit non
insl. deaeud good
Cneaac-Sslss IN a IodjIng way @; prlras
mid Ohio factory st va l23c; New Iord
i+f@l5e: Swoi,zsr I0@iSc; LmherEeE 3
EF.s--s,r.ctly fcosf stock; demsr&
roo.At 2&m2lc = Go7,
F,a,s-rs--gaCice ,GG&5aC in origins!
y4.slges, sG,5C more in small !ots.
I9apr-Cholce white clover. lSG2Ni
,alira buckwheGt. l6GAtSc.
Sats-ShsIbnrks, 7jc per 6"8heI; b'stk
rs.ugts. 3o0 zoe; chesnu,s : Is.
Po.,,oss-Choicc sofa sc per orshe!i
diseased sock 45@5Oc per bGsheI, de
maal good. mo
PouI,ry-Livo chickens, old = 500
? C0 y dozen; sprirg chickens, 81 5oC4
2 81 food demand.
Realistically st HOLE tor white ruS
d r,iry7. !al4c fer all wool and liG
Saa3s-Sa.t5 CT timothy seea ht 81 80
% 90 = blshel; clover small seed - %
aS rs; larce, So Co@6 20, rs 70 quality.
Sweet cile5-Coun.gg s~ret ~ 3HS
80 r. barrel: crab cider 81 OOcr7 80
pr barrel Demand tar.
I.a,I-Conu,ry prime. 7;G,sco temHn~
good. 49,, 49,
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c, or = 90 TO
= 90 per hundred; demand good.
Onions 9Oc per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, = - per barrel.
Crau6erries-Cape Gods - - per box
Jerseys - 10 per box.
PaTsnips per Dol. 81 90.
Turnips 81 90 per barrel!
nov York.
NEW Y0RE, January 5.-FloHr-he-
ce,pts 2OOl barrels; exports 80 barrels,
l26 Is sacks; market heavy; sales Il, oVV
barrels: supertine western and State IS w
as 30: common to good extra western
and State 3 2j@3 60; good to choice
/ s. 65CGJ 80; common 10 choice white
wheat western extra s. OG65 70; fancy
do s. SOCGj so; common to good extra
| Ohio s. 256J 80; common to choice ex
ira ST, Louis - 25CD5 so; patent Mlpne'
sots extra good 10 prime - OO@3 ~;
choice 10 double extra s. 5000 %. Wheat
SHOT lower and fairly active for export;
ontions opened heavy, reacted, leaving oil
steady; receipts i, coo bushels; exports ! =,
| 5iS bushels. sales i,72S,O0O bushels tut
nrss l7l,OOO bushels spot; No. Mil
yankee q, Ic; uugraded red 71l@9Sc; No.
, rsd q0lnglc; No. white February 95c;
No , red January 90!@90!c, closing al
aN1c. February 9li@9lyc, closing al
@IIc, Msrch g2I693tc. closing at S3c;
Ali gBMgsc, cloaiug at 9Sic; May 965
| Gg6ac closing at 9Glc; Jn1e 97s99!3e
closing at g7!. Corn Higher end talriy
active; options opened weak afterwards
strsnothened closing steady; receipts
- 300 bpshels; exports 25S,69S bushels
saIas IS GOO bushels futures, SlO,OOO bush
oTa snot. rejected +2c; uUgraded 43@i9c
No. ; Hottie; steamer 'oCs4Htc; No
, Ioa49Ic; steamer yellow l63ci yellow
4eIc- No , January 4s4@i94c, CLOSING
at IgIc; February 4Ss@4S:c, ciOslng 9. a
isle; March 4St@4~ lc; May +9:g+e g
closing at 4S!c 0sts-Higher and mod
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PRUNING.
whenand How 1t should BE Done Timely

when and How 1t should BE Done Timely
Ir,.riua Igricptsr,a.
The io5bing gardeners and others VINO
20 about trimming (they often cali l,
"thummiug grape vines and fruit "no
ornamental trees, look so wise, and sur
round the matter with so much mystery
that many ordinary people fear to under
take it. As 10 the time OF pruuning-|e
refer to the removal Of ripened wood-!t
may De done at any time between the tsIl
Of the leaf aud when the swelling OF the
buds indicate that new leaves are about to
be produced. Il is advisable to pruue IN
severe winter weather, as at that time the
Wood may crack and make bad wound.
Besides that is an uncomfortable time
10 de the work. The outfit for one
who would undertake to do his own
pruning is: q sharp pruning knife, pair
ct rsuning-shears, pruning saw, l. e., a
Jaw ultt. E narrow blade, the teeth (which
have a wide se,. 70. branches not over
two inches in diameter al tue base, many
! p-efer broad, stout chisel TO saw. lhla
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money @a2 IL Per Gent Governments
Dull aud Steady Stocks Lower-Fiour
Quiet and Unchanged Wheat Lower.
Nzs Y0sI. January Money easy
at 2@2l per cent; prime mercantile
paper At 4Gj per cent; foreign exchange
hi-hrr 4; solo IN9i.
GovEEyNENrs-Eery dull aud steady.
Ihray. ...........l
to.rs aHI-a-hlls extended
EuaIs ,n1"
IaH, >i>u> oi
STATE SECURITIES y Very active and
strong.
RAuwAYa-Modera,ely active; sales s., .
$4,000.
Srocss-Were active, feverish and
wesh during the first hour. First prices
were generally from ! to J lower than the
closing Yesterday. Transactions 2S9,3OO
shares. After II o'clock the market was
dull and firm until late IN the
afternoon, when il again yielded
fractions, the greatest weakness being in
the Grangers. The result Of the days op
eradons is only moderate fluctuations, eX-
utu, in few instances while prices to-
aicht are within to per cent OF the low
est quotations reached, generally from
small fractions to , per cent lower than
lest eveniug. with an exceptional decline
OF in l.ackawsuna, in Delaware X
Hudson, Il ia Northwestern and l in
Western Union.
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AGRICULTURAL,
Plainly of Fresh Air For the Horse
Barn,
When and How 10 PrHe---CoOapd Food
For Cows---Food That IS
SeasonalIe for fowls,


The importance Ct supplying an abund.
aDcs OF fresh air tor the horse barn is gen
orally admitted, though frequently neglect
i. 4 very striking example ia furnished
b. -ceu: experiments conducted in the
french cavalry service. and the results OF
~ increased allotment OF space 20 each
horse. Previous 10 the change the space
allowed each animal was 700 10 900 feet
Of ar. Juder this regulation the deaths
fro.a glauiers-aud this is especially de-
serving OF attention at the present time
a@erayed 81 IN each 900 head during a
period OF 10 years In the same period
.ae dasth rate from all diseases was Of per
Loco. The change iuspace referred to in,
creased that allotted 10 each animal to
,.~uO feet, with the result that during tue
next period OF ten years the deaths from
FLANDERS we're reduced 20 10 in each 1000
head and from all diseases from yt
A. abu., sisted, down to - IN
s..rh loco American farmers are per
ha"s not as rem;ss 80 those OF o,aer coJn-
tfl-s H. ;ae matter Of oagu yeut.!anoDr but
in ,rea, majority OF cases there Is room
Tor marked improvement. In the days OF
prini,jvs stable construction everything
wss made subsequent ny the matter q
kreriny live stock warm, and in doing this
II was invariably the case thar q practical
storage Of free cir WAS brought about.
In too many instances at the present tine
,he cli plan OF stopping up every crev'ce
ia the stable through which cold cir may
enter is pursued, and the results are natur
aUv bad. Il Is essential that live stock Of
al kinds sball be protected from ID" m
tense cold it they are 10 thrive, but breath
ing the letid air OF badly constructed
stable will DO mo,e to rrtari their growth
I ard jrccease the death rate among them
+, an will any amount Of pure cold air
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%e The undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn in Tho Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented at our counters.
j. ". OGLESBY, Pres louisiana Nat'l Bank.
y. II. KESSEDY, Tres State National Bank.
\. BALDWIN, rres. New Orlcans Nail Bank.
incorporated in 1855 Tor - years oy the Lcg!rS.
.urp for Educational and Charitable purposes
carital Of s., 900 GO 20 which reserve fund CT
over $3.50 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made psrt Of the present State Constitution
,,iorted December %, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on sld endorsed by
ne people Of any State.
Il never scales or pOstpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
n ace monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings
regularly every three months instead Of Semi An
uually ~ heretofore, lightning March, lHSG.
A splendid opportunity 10 win fortune. Fist
Grand Drawing, Class a. In the Academy oil Music,
New Orleans, Tuesday, January IL, 1886
ISStn Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PHEZE, $4,000.
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LIVE sJOCE.

Wheeling.
The market this week was quite SLOW.
Nrsscs. uuds@u & Hayhg tayploh ims tel.
loei0y quotations
Cattle, 900 TO LOO los stock 3!@ic
per ID; 500 10 500 los. 3D&lc per 10;
700 to 500 lbs 2@2!c per ID.
Aog5-Mayket active; %lG&4c par To-.
Lambs-GOod al 3@ic per ID,
CllYes-s3 0G96 90 per heud.
New York.
Nav YORK, January 5-Bceves-None
received; no market; dressed beef steady
at ICa2c per ID. for sides; exports ok
cattle, $500 quarters beef and 800
Carrasses mutton.
Sheep-Rcceipts ,26O head; market
quiet but firm; sheep +@5 C per 10; fair
Ohio lambs $6,l0 per cwt; dressed mutton
slow at Gr'gc per ID.
Hog-Rcceipts lee head; none Of
tered; market dull at nominal range at
s. 300 20 per eva.
sast L'HosEy,
East LIBERTY, January j--CHttla-
Receipts l52 head; shipments 1872 head;
market fair at Monday prices; no cattle
shipped TO New York.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments
800 hesd; market active Philadelphlas
s. lOiE4 20; Workers s. Sjt@4 ~, 10
cars shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipt5 2s00 head shipments
SEQ head; market active at Monday :
prices; no stock shipped from here this at
ternoon on account Of bridge being
away near Harrisburg.
chicago.
CHICAGO January 5.--Tho Drover.
.oogps! reports Cattle-Reoeipt5 A,9Ol
head; shipments 200 head; markel
strong; lOc higher shipping steers 81 7j@
) co: stockers and feeders 81 1901 10
cows bulls and mixed 81 60@4 90; bulk
! 81 G563 81; cornted Texans - 80
so
Hogs-Receipts 27,OOO head; shipment:
$500 head; market steady rough and
mixed 81 1908 so; packing and ship
ping s. SO@i OT!; light 81 4O@@ So
skips 81 5OG3 40.
Sheep-Rsceipts $500 head; shipments
goo head market steady; natives - OO@
/ 90: western 81 9O@& 10; Texans - 1,
as To-; lambs s. 1905 so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-Hogs-Quiet
common and light 81 lO@3 50; packinl
and butchers s. SO@4 90; receipts !, ~
h - ]. ,k;n,,aDts % head
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CO NJ MON SENSE
I'M THE KITCHENI

1. DIR. Mott, of New York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks OH
bread made with Alum Ba king
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. AZ the same lime he
fed other dogs OH bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury 10 appetite Or health.
=. The use of Alum In Bread Is
prohibited by law in some places,
because il has been found 10 iniure
health.
3. Some people buy AluIn Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! II il real economy, which
TO save "a few pennies now. lays a
foundation for ill health and doe
tors bills later on?
You are on the safe side In using
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ait certificates opened at 9Oc; highest
Gle; lowest s9Jc; closed at 895c; runs
6l!c. Total shipments not reported;
charters, 47,3Ol barrels; clearances 1904
900 barrels.
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WANT

UTAETED-Ans active Maa or Woman in every
w county to sell our goods. Salary SIS pei
mouth and expenses, or commission. Expenses in
advance Outft free. For full particulars address
STAEoARD SILVER WARR Co., BOSTON, MASS.
u3lsb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06

Wheeling.

The market is steady, with a good de-
mand for coarser grades, while line stock
is neglected. The prices are the came as
last week, and are Gs follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 3OM32c; fine fleece, unwsshed,
one-third Off coarse fleece, washed, 30
Cr&2c; coarse fleece, unwashed, 2OG2"c;
medium, washed, 3O@32c; medium, III
washed, 2OM23c; tub washed %0@33c.
Demand for medium ticeces ID good.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA. January ) --Wcol-
Firm aud steady at unchanged prices;
tnb washed 37@&8c; fair %lr'36c; Ohio,
Pcnnsylyau,a ana West virginia $2@⪼
New York, Michigan ard Western 500
Soc; washed comhing and de!aine Boa Zoe;
unwashed combing and dclaire 27"29c;
eastern Oregon I1@23c; Valley Oregon
2I@25c; New Mexican and Colorado 10
@2jc; pulled extra mc'iao 2j@%lc.
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aul)relin9 8e9istrr
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A EEIyAI. AND DEPARTUEEOt TRAINS
n EXPLANATION or RRPERENCR hAEEs:
snaiiy t5uuday excepted. MONDAY excepted
wheSnEg Time:
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OIL City.

On CITY, January 5.-National Tran.
sit certificates opened al 9Oc; highest
Ole; lowest S9ic; closed at 905c. Salee
| 63l 600 barrels; clearances 5,i5urOOV
barrels; charters 1901 barrels; transit
shipments HOSP barrels.
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81 trains daily except Sunday.
PIllman's Palace Drawing Room ard Flee Flag IA q
Enough without change from StsubanStlls lat 10
Philadelphia and New York. West to COiu n bus,
,,ar.nnau, Louisville, Chicago, IDtiLnsDoGh sra
81 iOGis.
Yof through tietetl, baggage eEeSE, sleeping car
accommodations and any further Information az
Nv TO JEO. q. TOMLIE5Og, Ticket 4sent st Pan
Handle Station, foot OF Eleventh street, o. at City
ItcSst once, undu hsLure House, Wheeling.
JAMES MCCREA,
Manager, PiitsbGrg, Pa
Z. A. FORD,
Gen'l Pas, and Ticket Agent, fittsburg, Pa
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AL trains daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leaving Bridgeport 81 IL =. m. ti:E1 s'tT
tiuel arrive at Chicago al $50 following morning.
Trairs leave Cleveland for Whc"iingal g. ".,
2.lO u. NJ, arriving at { rs p. N. and % p II.
j. G.1DMiISS"E,
Passenger Agent; wheeling, v. ".
r. A. FORD,
Gen. Tas, and Ticket Agent, PittshuTE ia.
JAMES aCCkEh,
General Manager, Pith}.Tg. IN.
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uHiu HlvEh SklLR0&p.

g. TUNE TABLE, C0EEELIED 10 DEC. 49, l&i.
Train, Iesrs Pan Handle Staten, tot Ct As'.
NTH street near puhts landing, a. fellow ICE.
,faI standard Jtioe-rh.,h is s. niir-'ts ''ovU
;rsf Whaqilus VTN''
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CAPITAL rRlzE, s76,OOGs
Tickets Only S5. Shares in Pro-
portion.

we do hereby certify that We supervise the 81.
rankcmen;s for Sll the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery Company
and In person manage and control the drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted witb
honesty fairness, and In good faith toward all par
,les and we authorize the company TO use this Ger
lH,ate with fsc-Iimiles Of our signstures attached
In IL aiIertiEemenH,h
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rtusvnIe,

TlrusvlLLE, Pa, January 5.-OPeneGi
9Oc; highest sic; lowest s9sc; closed
at sole. Tide shipments SSH barrels;
National shipments and charters not
p-ste1
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100 COO Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions |
in Fiiths in proportion.

1861 Prize', amounting 800
ApplIcston for rates to cinbs should Be made only
Ia the Office of the Company 10 New Orleans.
For further Information Wit. clearly, giving full
,IIreas. POSTAL MOTIFS, Express Money Or
aers or New York Exchange in ordinary letter,
Currency by express all snus OF SIS and upwards St
our e1pense) addressed NJ. A. DAUPAIN,
New Orleans, La,
mr. NJ, A.DAUPHIF,
washington, u, q.
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1890 p. IN. train through u cincinnati without
lange, with sleeper through % Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation Leaves Wheeling NJ
$40 p. L., Ee!lalre Al AIS p NJ daily cxceit sun-
day
MoundsviIle Accommodation lsayes Wheeling at
I:S5 A. Il ana SfriEe, 81 HouHtsSIus al - II r. ~,
tally except Sunday.
Msnnington Accommodations Leaves s.; 4.Dc IN
Through coach from Wheeling 10 CindnBst daily
on No. :, Saving Wheeling 1T 2'2i Al sThE'nr 1t
Cincinnati st 80 P. II.
y. 4 q. Sleeping cars or al ,hrrU,G rains
Close connection mxte for sli pUinu South ~ Il
Southwest North and EoTth~Cat, making thu = de-
sirable ronte for eoonisu xnd perSons moving 70 tie
great went, and 70 whom rsut!suiaT ATTENTION IL
given.
Tickets 70 all principal poins Gn sais ri depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can DC taoUred N Ee-
pot Ticket Office. -
Ticket Agent b. q. Depot
JOHN BAiLlE,
Ticket Agent under NClUro Home,
JOHN T. LANE. Tray. Passenger Agent.
c. X. LORI Gcn. PAS. Agent.
at. DEvEIr9' ,'"ncrsi Agent. "heeiiBs
WHEELING AND PTJTSsUK-A DIVi-irr
10 ard after December Is. 1850. passenger tuRins
will ruu - !ollOSEr wheeling u:GE:
DgPAETuEss
FOR Pl,tsouySh-s u5 D., delly, 2S r. M,
daily; l:0i ?. m. ind 7:ios. W., d'!y except Sun
day.
Tor ws,hingtoa--4 = p NJ, daily except Sunday,
ARRIVALS.
Prom Pit,,6a:fh-9 25A n daily. u 80 3. II. a.
40 , H. daily except -uCdsyi l0'i ?. NJ, dai y,
from Wshirgton-I:.O 3. e. ikls cAo"Vf 81 VI
day; 1925 p. u., daily.
h. DUNHAM, General Manager
1T LANE, Tnsy"lirg Agent, wheeling
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PETROLEUM.
PittsburR.

PlrrssrRG, January o Petroleum -
Quiet but steady; National Transit certid-
Gates opened at soc; closed at 9Vc'
highest 9l:c; lowest 9Oc.
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IL. n Z. Railroad

b, T.. n Z, Railroad.
-ts,s Spiia!ye At 81 ?. ". Tor Wooi'iali Nnd
SIuIusrueL.
rgsvo Ec,lAirl st $50 a. In. for summerneId and
s.IuUsyie,
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New York.

NV YoRk, January 5-Petroleum mar
ket opened firm at 9Oc, rose TO 9l5c,
reacted TO 9OIc, remained steady and
closed at 9Oe bid; sales $50 600 barrels.
Bradford.
BRApFORD January j.-National Iran
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UhlcagOS
Cincinnati,

CiycHvA7i, January 5.-Hogs-Qqiet;
common and light So lO@3 50; packing
and butchers s. oO@4 90; receipts 1, so
head; shipments PSI head.
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Phtladslnhia,
cor TOR.


NEW York, January j.-CuTToN-
Futures closed stcady at to 9.loo higher
than Thursday; January 92Ic; March
g.lGc; April ?.57c; September 2.l2c.
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.''S>grgef yrs;n. duly including 5unG.y. ks>oo-
a.lxt:oE luids ru1 jsil- except surisy
i JOHNSON
GennI lTri, hi and I'a'', niger agent
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Pittsburgh. CinGIahati&T loUjSa.I.

ylNIME TABLE fOk EAsI AND NExJ on
l rected 10 November ~. 1895 JTsirI 80: Fan.
Ht.ric station, foot OF Eleventh siTe|i nesT ryh-
lie ,nt!ng ~ foIIoES, Central s:tndGrJ tine
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-09

tient. 1t was shown that, although living
and registered In Reading, he practiced
medicine In Lebanon, coming at regular
intervals for the double purpose of seeing
those who had already consulted him in
Reading and Of attending such patients as
might come to him here for the first time. )"
Judge McPherson decided him to be a
" sojourner" in Lebanon county, within
the act and subject to its penalties.
We think, even upon the amended re-
port Of the case, that the judge is utterly
wrong. The medical registration act was
not intended to be license or a tax law
1t was simply to establish the validity of
practitioners claim TO his right to prac
tice medicine, by producing his diploma al
the prothonotary's Office and getting hi
| certificate. That certificate ought to b
| good in any county.in the state; and we be
| lieye the supreme court will say it is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-09
"SUccEss to Gladstone" will now he the
most popular of Irish toasts.


STARTING with Grote, the historian,
many familiar old names in classical history
have undergone changes In orthography.
The fashion thus set has had some very curl
Gus results. Historian Freeman has changed
the memorable battle of Hssting in 1906 to
the battle OF Senlac and here are some OF the
proper names that have been metamor.
phosed. Alfred il Aelired, Macbeth IL
Macbethe, and Edward Eadw weard. In
stead of Hercules and Cecrops, Crete,
Cleopatra, Corcyra and Circe, we find them
spelled and pronounced Herskles, Kekrops
and Krete, Kleopatra, Korkyra and Kirke.
Some of the other changes are Moses into
Moshetb, Jesus into Jehoshua, Cicero into
Kikero. Frederick Harrison's appeal in the
last issue of the Nineteenth Century against
this sort Of nonsense will strike most people
as very timely. He is in accord with the
common sense of the race when he says
"All this combative revival, rests upon the
curious delusiOn OF antiquarians that bits OF
ancient things can be crammed into the liv-
ing organism of moderan civilization. Any
rational culture must be wisely subordinate
to organic evolution. Gross Jumps of the past
are not to be stuck down our throats like q
horse drench. A brick or two from ouI
fathers houses will not really testify how
they built their homes, and exhuming these
buried words may prove buts scource OF Of
fenss to the living"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-09
GladstOne's Greatest Effort.

The world has not in this century be-
held more imposing spectacle than that
presented in the English Parliament on
Thursday when Gladstone unfolded his
ong-matured scheme for Irish self-govern-
ment. The absorbing interest that was
felt in the result in all parts of the globe
shows how the nations of the world form
one grand human federation, whose heart.
beat keeps time to the music of liberty
In this country particularly the premier :
speech was eagerly awaited, for the Irish
exiles in America and their descendants
have never forgotten the Green Isle whence
they sprung and love for it is inhaled witt
the air they breathe.
So far as the Gladstone scheme is out
lined by the cable reports, it is all that The
most moderate friends of Ireland could
have hoped for at the present time. An
Irish Parliament made up of two houses to
sit in Ireland, and to look after all
legislative matters wherein Ireland's in
terests are separable from those of the En-
pire, is in brief the Gladstone plan. Irish
customs, taxation and selection of judges
will be in the discretion of Ireland Parlia-
ment. The coinage, the Imperial army
and navy and the Irish constabulary will
remain under English government control,
and the new Irish legislative body will not
be allowed to discriminate in favor of any
particular religion.
When it is remembered that six months
ago not member of the English cabinet
was willing to concede home rule to Ire.
land, the magnificence of these proposals
is understood. The public mind of Eng.
land is perhaps not fully prepared to accept
them, but with the lapse of time it will be
educated to the point of recognizing their
justice. Whatever their outcome, the
moral courage and unselfsh craftsmanship
of Gladstone in presenting them will place
an imperishable wreath of glory on his
brow that will make him rank for all time
as one of the great benefactors of his
race.