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Credit to the American,

Berlin Correspondence Philadelphia inquirer.
Sixty years ago there was exiled from
Germany man named Ferdinand List,
whose opinions were pronounced revolution.
ary, and who, tleeng to America, settled on a
farm near Harrisburg Modest and retiring.
but full OF force and genius, he became an
american citizen, and in 1897 published in
Philadelphia little book entitled "Outlines
OF New System of Political Economy"
rms attracted the attention of Secretary Van
Bufen, led TO an acquaintance between the
author ana the statesman, and Immediately
upon the latter becoming president he sent
Mr.. List abroad as United States consul at
Ieipzc. This post the whilom exile CON
tihued TO hold for period of years but
showing that the fortune of politics would
oOnei Soo"i' ot iater deprive him OF office, and
leellnB returning love for Fatherland he
wisely decided that it would be nnlicy 10 In
gratiate himself with the government, 40
that, II he choose, no might continue 10 reside
III Germany. lie, therefore, began the dis
cusslon OF matters OF public concern and re-
lerring TO the construction OF railroads, which
hsd begun in 1885, argued that they might
heccine powerful and oppressive monopolies
ana urged that the state should construct and
own It's own railroads, aud make them " a
strong belt around the loins OF the govern
ment' This advice was unheeded, though
received with so much respect that List sf-
terwards continued to reside in south Ger
many iiatterly-and now long wears since
tue man death-these words have been res
urfected ana sagacious Prussian statesmen
give the American the credit of cOnceiyinv
the iuea that has grown until the government
controls their entire railroad system and tax-
atioh, governmental aid and Vonderheytism
are all put away.
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zion when he heard Of the expulsion Of the

ton when he heard Of the expulsion Of the
princes and the prevalence Of royalist feel
ing in the heart of the French republic.
To Bismarck, more loyal than the king y
the success of republican institutions in
France must give great deal of uneasi.
ness, and IL would not be surprising if he
should intrigue for the fulfllment of his
prophecy of its ultimate failure.
France now affords an illustration of the
value to the Old World nations of the
maxim, "1n time of peace prepare for
war" For by her perfect state of prepara-
tion she warns all who are aggressively dis
posed of the danger of aggression, and by
facing danger boldly she averts it. The
cost of her military establishment has been
enormous, but it is trtle unworthy of
consideration when compared with the
value of its influence in foreign diplomacy
where its weight may turn the scale from
war to peace, and its greatest service is
rendered without the firing of a gun.
powerful navy may not be needed to
protect our phantom commerce, but i, NAV
add strength to our diplomacy and secure
for us more respectful consideration at for
eign courts. Then, perhaps, we may form
commercial treaties that will not I've as one.
sided as those of China or Madagascar
and we need not tremble for our ocean
cities at the threats of Chill or the Argen-
tine Republic.
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Gl)e catlfaster 1ntelli9cuter.
LANCAsTER..JULY %, 1856.
Logan Mounts and Charges.

Senator John A. Logan is man of mar
row compass. He has great stock of as
surance and self-confidence. He is not
coward, If he is demagogue and he has
some qualities that are pretty certain to
attract popular attention and to win GER
tain degree of popular favor. Just why he
chose to join Evarts and Teller in con-
servative report upon the Payne bribery
case is not easy to say. 1t would have been
more like him to have joined in the most
radical and absurd view of that or any other
partisan matter But even he narrow as is his
range and superficial as his habit of thought
Is, could not find or make an excuse to war;
rant an investigation into this case after
partisan opposition in the Ohio legislature
gave it up. For this he has been most
viciously assailed by the red-mouthed editor
of the Cincinnati COmmercidl- Gdzette, the
man who twenty-one years ago wanted
Lincoln shot, Wendell Phillips hanged and
2 Grant drawn and quartered and who in
those critical days was disposed to put no
dependence upon the nigger."
When Mr.. Logan answers attacks from
such quarter, even though he smite the
English language hipand thigh, he is likely
have attentive hearing from his own
party and respectful consideration more
than won't from the whole country. The
impetuous and INSCRIPTIONS Halstead is
80 accustomed to charge with fiery fury
upon the helpless people of the South, to
insult and misrepresent them, to indict the
whole people of that section, that he was
no less reckless in charging corruption and
the worst of motives upon senators of his
own party who differed from his view of
the Payne case. For this he is answered
not only with square denial of his charges
and complete exposure of his false
hood; but bv the recital of some
history TO show that it is his
unfailing fashion TO make a fool of him
self; and that his diatribes against public
men, whom he afterwards comes to sup
port and applaud, are the symptoms of a
weak mind as well as vicious heart.
The Commercial Gazette is one of that
rabid class of papers, like the New York
Tribune and Philadelphia Press, which
seem 10 he edited alike without conscience
and without intelligence, two things that
were once considered indispensable in jour
naliand.
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Elijah Pslton'. 600 Live Ra,tls.naks.

hnzan peiton, of Hawley, Pa, has captured
awe this year, and has now in his possession,
probably the largest collection of rattlesnake es
ever brought together at one time There
are nearly 200 specimens in the collection.
rue mas thein all together IN mammoth cage,
most oil these yenomous serpents early In the
spring. when they were coming out of their
dens, at which time, it is alleged, they are
most deadly, owing to the long time the
poison has lain undisturbed in the reservoir
al the base OF the fangs. Pelton ailirms that
the iangs OF none of the reptiles have been
removed, yet he enters the den in the midst
oi o., them all and handles them with impunity.
Ihe din made by their rattles when Pelton
goes In among the snakes is almost deafeninp.
some OF the snakes are OF enormous size
The owner OF this collection OF the desdliest
OF reptiles Intends to take his den to Coney
lsiaud and other summer resorts and place
1t on exhibition there. He has rof,ssd an
oiier OF $500 for his rattlers 49,
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The Navy Of France,

The French Admiral Lafont has made n
statement to the committee of the Cham
ber OF Deputies upon the condition of
the French navy that is calculated to touch
the vanity OF that nation most pleasantly :
should sail at the head of my squadron
without the slightest anxiety and without
doubt OF our success, even though the war
were directed against Great Britain
These are bombastic words. but the
world has become used to hearing bombast
nom the countrymen of Victor Hugo and
ooeS not mind it when they have really
something to brag of in this case they
nave ior ever since the grand German
WaIK-over that made France a republic and
nauou strength to the German monarchy,
sne french have been building war vessels
~ the rate OF ten yearly. With French
love OF system they have formed them in
classes, Ten OF each type, from the swift
cruisers and small gun-boats to the baav;
est Of ironclads, and their skillful bandIina,
In the recent conflict with China dsmon
strated that in discipline and training Of
their men they have kept well abreast of
England, Germany or Italy.
Why did the admiral announce this fact
- loudly Was ii to infame the people
with patriotic pride, and to establish the
c0nfidence SO roughly shaken by the war,
0r was II as warning to meddling German
diplomats that war with France TO-DAY
would have TO be fought both on land and
Heter Most likely the latter, for the
~ but willy old " Iron Chancellor - over
- hhine must have smiled with satisfac-
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The Proper Parnell Policy.

Mr.. Gladstone's advice to Parnell not to
obstruct the proceedings of Parliament, as
in 1850, shows calm discretion that does
him credit. The temper of the English
people now is so sensitive that it would
need little provocation to arouse violent
animosity between the races that would
make all thought of union useless. The
Conservatives have accused their oppo-
nents of violent revolutionary designs and
nothing would strengthen their cause as a
repetition of the old Parnellite tactics of
obstructing the machinery of government.
They were well enough in their time and
when Parnell had no other weapon he used
obstruction most skillfully; but now sue
cess will more surely follow policy of
careful but firm craftsmanship.
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A Western Fonrth ntInIx RIO

around the shapely twenty.eight.inch
',n', mSi,I was PINK satin belt supporting a rod
10 ieit hip was garland of mariyoids txined
,sraa a green ribbon ending In an elaborate bow
,,ea,seiy ,as mixed with lavender silk. Around
the e hstk me, was cascade OF black chenille, while
festbsrs SSaoned Ssonei IN pink null had four red
weather Coarse brown-snd. .wni,a Se'.s sn1es vi
anoL anu Glulhsy slippers with red bows and eiii
buckles graced her not diminutiy va foa, si, !,
1as Las rs tne way aCalifornia country eiri was
Fe5rth of. Of JnIw Wnen her beau took her to the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-22
HUSBANDS SEaT REVENGE
The Way Some Jealous Rivals Got Even With
Married Beauty.

IA Married Beauty.
Long Branch Corr. New York Herald
Husbands are not always so blind as they
seem. One of them performed very clever
act on saturday afternoon. \ young and
handsome basso singer belonging to one of
the comic opera companies in New York had
been recuperating here for several days, he
devoted rather too much attention to a mar
rled lady lie drove in her carriage, walked
with her on the porches and sat with her in
the same place until the moon went to sleen
Inc hlrtatlon grew very tireSome to other
married women who had nothing of the
Kind on hand. Some meddlesome person
among sthese noble-hearted philanthropists
dropped the husband note telling that If
ne dldnt want horns upon his head he'd
better come down here and look after bis
wile. lie was not slow TO take the hint. He
sent his spouse word that he would be
down on the 6:47 train, but instead of that
ne came early in the afternoon and had
the extreme pleasure of seeing the
equlpage he supported for his wife drive
up to receive that lady and the basso singer
When they had entered the victoria he
called public cab and followed. The road
led toward Pleasure Bay, and when a long
sunny stretch was reached he hailed his own
coachman ahead. The man knew his voice
and pulled up the grays. The husband dis
charged the hired cab and sent it back Then
he stepped to his wiie's carriage and ordered
her companion To mount upon the box be-
siue the uIiNer. lnefe were signs of insub-
ordination but no words, for the husband
quietly put hand into his hip pocket Cwhere
ne only had silk handkerchief, he declares)
The pretty singer found himself undoneZ
barred out, as 1t were. lie took the cue and
mounted to the box, and | saw the party re-
turn, having been apprised by a mutual
friend as TO what was likely to occur The
husband ordered the coachman TO drive
slowly past, in full view of the hotel and
everybody who knew thesyoung nasher saw
him seated on the box beside the sleek d river.
He disappeared soon after and everybody
voted the husband philosopher. 1t beat a
kicking all to pieces.
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THE TWO LIGHTS,

"when I'm man :" Is the poetry of youth.
"When was young o. Is the poetry of old age
when I'm man" the stripping cries,
And strives the coming years to scan,
" All, then shall be strong and wise,
whom I'm man"
when was young" the old man sighs,
Bmvcly the lark and linnct sung
Their carol under sunny skies,
when was young"
" when I'm man shall he free
To guard the right, the truth uphold"
" " hen was young bent no knee
Topower or gold"
" Then shall satisfy my soul
With yondcr prize, when I'm man
" Too late found how vain the goal
To witch ram
When m u man these idle toys
Aside forever shall be tluuy"
"Thcre WAS no poison In my joys
when was young"
The boys bright dream Is all before
The man'~ romance lies tar behind
Had We the present and no more
Fate werc uukiud.
But. brother tolling in the night,
stu count yourself not all unblcst
II in the East there CLEANS lighL
Or IN the West
From RlucktrD0G'S Magazine,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-22

PROFESSOR DODGE, of the agricultural de-
paftment reports that there is good prospect
that the wheat crop will exceed the official
estimate oi 1883 by about So O0O, 900 of bushels;
this IN spite OF the Chicago reports OF poor
o,ops III inc northwest The Western and
Miuuie states have probably made up the
dehciehcy ana we may now look abroad for a
market ior the surplus. We can pay for
our imports in golden grain instead of cold
If we are only able to sell our wheat abroad
and we have yet to hear .of the conditlon Of
the Russian crop. Let us not shout until we
are out OF the woods but the indications of
prosperity ahead are most encouraging.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-22

WOLFE says the wolf cry is premature.
He may and may not he will aud he won't
Come to think of it, the Prohibitionists have
not yet had their convention ; nor the Demo-
crats; the Labor men are to be heard from :
and Beaver, at Denver, on his westward
way, admits that all depends upon the Demo.
cratic nomination. Mr.. Wallace writes a
Pottsvllle friend that he may be a candidate,
IL the nomination comes to him with such
unanimity as TO indicate that he is the man
to unite the party. 1t will he more than
three months until the election; aud as big a
state as New York has been turned upside
down in thirty days.
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Mr.. MUNRO, of New York, has been try.
ing to beat Jay Gould's yacht Surprise, and
has succeeded very often, but the willy Gould
has always found some way to avoid ac-
knowledging defeat. Now the captain of MIR.
Munro's yacht the Henrietta, sends the
newspapers an open letter in which he saws
that his yacht will not under any circum-
stances race with the Surprise unless the
race take place where first intended, aud the
Gould yacht sail straight course from start
10 hnlsh while the Henrietta sail around its
rlNal ten times in the same distance or he
Will race over the same course and make two
miles 10 Gould's one
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Good Results I'm Ever, Case

ID. \. Bradford, wholesale paper dCalero Chat
tanooga, Tenn, writes that he was seriously
afflicted with severe cold that settled on his
lungs had tried many remedies without benefit
Being induced to try DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use OF u few bottles. Since which time he has
used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds
with best results. This is the experience of thou
sands whose lives have been saved by this Won
derful Discovery. Trial Bottles free nj II h
Cochran's Drug Store, Nos l37 and 1872 North
Queen street, Lancaster Pa. t5)
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Cholera, dysentcry and diarrh ora come with
the summer imprudence in fruit diet infection
ana sudden checks OF perspiration cause these
complaints. on the first symptom take four or
rive BrHndroth Pills and drink plcut,tully OF
hot water and you are safe. II You wish to rem
der the body fortress against disease, take one
or two Bmndrcth Pills every night for ten days
and thus remove from the bowels all Irritating
substance and purify the blood.
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The Best salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises
sores, Ulcers salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Erupuons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price y cents per
box. For sale by Ii. B. Cochran, Druggist, lS7
and lS North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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The recent statistics of the number of deaths
show that large majority die with Consump-
ton. This disease may commence with an ap.
parcntly harmless cough which can be cured in.
stanuy by kemp's Balsam for the Throat al q
Lungs, which Is guaranteed to cure and relieve
all cases Price 80 cents and 81. Trial stzs Jrec .
For sale by II. H.. Cochran, druggist, No. l37
North Queen street osJlwdsltw
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Baby is teething. Hardly know it-using DR.
HANDS Ieething Lotion. Price, y cents.
Thousands of babies are wasted and haggard
from diarrhUa. pR. HANDS Dtarrhpa Mixture
cures without drying the bowels Price, -
cents. For sale ut IL. H. Cochan's Drug store,
Nos. l55 and lj5 North Queen street. jylImdSw
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TIE Press fears Senator Blair may make
his patent educational scheme ridiculous by
tacking it on to the surplus resolution. Moth
ing can save that fandango from being ridi-
culous, whenever and in whatever shape il
shows itself
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THERE Is the sparkle of keen dipIomacv
about the visit OF the aged German kaiser to
the klng-cursed land OF Bavaria The
Bavarians are the most loyal of people and
the crazy kings they have been having of late
have made them turn their LOYALTY In their
kaiser, 10 forget that he is their con.
querof, that united Germany WAS made 50
ana Is kept so by force of arms, and that the
kings OF Prussia are now the "hereditsrv
emperors of Germany"
rrihce Lultpold is far from popular. and
the royal house is so strongly touched in tho
head that, In event of trouble, the neonla mo-,
depose the regent and call for the ruIa ., ~
KING OF Prussia and his iron chancellor
We are told that Catholics and Prote-tants
and men OF all classes throughout the south
OF "ermany, are yieing with each other in
dolhg honor to the house of Hoheuzollern.
and this summer jaunt of the aged emperor
Is an event OF prime political Importance
III means that Germany is firmly united in
sentiment as well as in fact, and that il is
growing Into great compact nation, wbere.
OF the sectional lines will gradually disan-
pear as the governments of tho little prinri.
paiities become more and more machines in
the hands OF central power, and then the
Tune VIII come when the central power will,
fall from the hands of the soyereign 10 ,ha
hahds OF bis Parliament and the people will
rule the people for the peoples good.
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THE Prohibitionsts gaily estimate then
vote in Pennsylvania this fall at 100, 600; the
Labor men easily figure out $4,000. All this
is interesting to the old parties If true
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-22

a NEW way to keep witness out of court
mas been iound-in Ohio OF course. Or. W.
L. woodruff, who was wanted to testify in an
election case, turned. up missing and stayed
lost until postponement was secured. Then
safe in lawyers Office, guarded by two
men, was opened and he walked out safe,
and refused TO explain. Explanations seem
TO be unnecessary.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by IL. B. Cochran, Druggist, No
l37 North Queen street.
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NURE FOR THE DEAF.
~ fecks Patent Improved Cushioned Ear
Drums perfectly restore hearing and perform
the work OF the natural drum. Invisible, com.
Portable ana always in position. All conyersa.
tton and oven whispers heard distinctly. send
for Illustrated book with testimonials, FREE
Address or call on Y. nlSCON, SJS broadway
New York. Mention this paper
iunelO lyeodSlyw
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WE may yet get navy. The bill pending
10 the House anticipates the gradual expen-
diture OF ten million dollars on something
better than Robesonian boats that will not
hoat, and mechanical monsters only worth
selling Tor old iron. The four incomplete
monitors are TO be finished and three new
armed vessels and torpedo boat are TO be
puilt me country Will be especially tickled
10 near also that the secretary is to no author
.neu .9ta 70 contract with the Pneumatic Dyna-
mite Gun company, of New YORK, for one
dynamite gun cruiser 200 feet in length. of
twenty-knot speed aud equipped with three
pneumatic dynamite guns of lOl, inches cal
iore, capable of throwing 200 pound dyna.
mite shell one mile every twenty minutes.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite Vel.
ow SKIN shiiohs Sitalizer Is "A positive cure.
For sale by IL. L. Cochran, Druggist, No. iS7
North Queen street.
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nor GAUZE UNDERWEAR.

For Ladies', Gents and Misses at Reduced
Prices, GO TO BECHTOLD'S.
Also Dress and Working Shirts, Pants, over.
ais Duste1s. Hate, Ladies', cents, Misses and
Boys stockings in great variety. Neckwear,
Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchieis. Suspenders and
AT BECHTOLUS,
No. 81 North Queen street
P.S.-Choice building stone and sand for sale
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


"HACkMETACk a lasting and eagrant per.
tume, Price !5and 30 cents For sale by II b..
Cochran, Druggist, No. l37 North Queen street.
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They Ought Not to uaye neen Anno,ed.

They Ought Not to Have Been Annoyed.
Mamma with much show of indgnation)
i have called you three times. am very
much annoyed.
Charlie (who Is fond of Bible stories -
Welli the Lord called Samuel three times
and he didn't get mad about II, did ne?
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faE INTELLrCENcER
HsumnD BvnRY DAY IN THE YEAR
(esndaS Ersepfed.)

Uu9o a wBm. Srvn DOLLARS YEAR, pIyTy
I u MONTH. DELIVERED NJ CARRrxRs IN Lac.
D1n AnD ALL ADJOINING PLACES. sAMrLK
4rW ynxn LIBuxAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO
M Aenrrs. rnLRrHoNE cossscrfor.
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A Nerx Narrou I..an.

yes, l had a very narrow escape" said q
promi uent citizen to a friend. 81 was confined
to my bed for year and my friends gave me uT
tor consumptive's grave, until | began usina
hemps Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here am, sound and hearty" Price JOC and
81. For sale by IL. Il. Cochran, Druggist No l37
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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KIDNEY TROUBLES.
A Case of Many Years Standing Cured with
Six Bottles, In a Man 30 Years OF Age

n >
DANDKLIOs BfTTERs Co.-Gents | had been
troubled with my kidneys for lumber of years
used almost everything without much benedt
until tried Dandelon Bitters. / used six bot
ties and am pleased to say am entirely rid of
the kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned up so that feel like u different person. I
cheerfully recommend the same 10 ali afflicted
in this way. JACOB MUsCHIITZ
leb0-3mdTu, THIS