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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08

Three days afterwards the marriage OF
Pierre and Saya was duly celebrated at
the church at Artonak On that
occasion Doctor Antekirtt signed his
real name OF Matthias Sandorf which
he would never again lay down now
justice had been done.
A few words will suffice us TO finish
our story
Three weeks afterwards Sava Bathory
was recognized "a the heiress of the
Sandort property. The letter from
Madame Toronthal and a declaration
obtained from the banker, in which the
circumstances and tho object of her
being stolen were duly set forth, proved
sufficient 10 establish her identity. As
Saya was not yet eighteen all that
remained of the Carpathian estates In
Pennsylvania came back To her.
Count Saudorf himself could if he
had chosen have entered into possession
of tins property, under on amnesty
which had been issued in favor of politi-
cal prisoners But If he returned to
public life ms Matthias Saudorf he could
not remain chief OF the great family of
Antekirtta. And he wished TO pass his
life among those who loved him.
The little colony, thanks to his
renewed efforts, began to flourish exceed
ingly. In less than year it had
doubled its population. Scientists and
inventors, invited ,hither by Count
Sandorf, had come TO make good use of
discoveries that would have remained
barren without his advice, and the
wealth of which he was the master.
And go Antekirtta would soon become
the most important place in the Syrtic
Sea, and with the accomplishment of its
defensive system its security would
become absolute
OF Madame Bathory, Maria and Luigi
Ferrato, and of Pierre and Sava, We
need say no more who does not feel
that their lives were happy? Nor need
we say more about Point Pescade and
Nation, who were now. perhaps, the
most famous co,onists Of Antekirtta.
II they regretted anything it was that
they had no more occasion to display
their devotion - him 10 whom they
owed their happy existence.
Count Siuao.i hal accomplished his
task, aud hal it not been for the remem-
brance of his two compauions, Stephen
Bathory and Laiislls Zathmar, he
would have been e, happy as generous
man can be on this ear:h when he is
doing good around MIN.
In the whole Mediterranean, in all
the other seas of ia globo. even in the
Fortunate lslands-we may seek in vain
for an island whose prosperity rivals
that of Antekirttal
And when Cape Ma;ifou, in the
exuberance of his good fortune thought
fit TO say
do you think we deserve to be 80
happy
Point Pescade replied
mo, my Cape! L don't But what
n you do1 Shall we resign"
THE END.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19
Last Of the Ex-Presidents.

The death of eX-President Arthur and
the comments on his career point the moral
Of the spirit of fair play that lies dormant
In the American conscience ready 10 burst
into life at the first strong call. In speak
ing OF those who have passed off the stage
of life, it is customary to observe the an
cient maxim TO say of the dead nothing but
what is good. But it is not to this that
General Arthur owes the flattering en-
comiums that have been passed upon him
by the press of all parties. These were due
TO the fact that at time when sorely tried
he was not found wanting.
& There was general impression abroad
that when Arthur would occupy the va
cant presidential chair chaos would set in. .
because his previous career had savored
more of the self-seeking politician than of
The broad-guage states sman. The surprise
that was evoked by his mastery conduct
In his high Office caused reaction, and
his taking of is sincerely mourned by all
citizens.
The great responsibilities suddenly thrust
upon the New York politician transformed
him into cautious, far-Seeing statesman,
and in this most honorable capacity the last
Of the ex presidents will be remembered in
history.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

AN interesting session of the National
orange OF the Patrons OF Husbsudry, now
meeting in Philadelphia, was that of
thursday when the question of ie.
male suffrage came up Tor discussion,
The convention of lSS5, held in Boston.
"Resoved that one of the fundamental princi
pies of the Patrons Of Husbsndry, as set forth
IN lts Official declaration of purposes regu lat
ing mem bership, recognizes the equality OF
the two sexes. We are therefore prepared to
nail with delight any advancement in the
legal status OF woman which may give to her
the full right of the ballot box and an equal
condition OF citizenship"
The subject was again introduced on
wednesday and heated debate was started.
The spectacle of white women sssocis,ing
with colored women in politics was too much
for the Southeruers, aud they fought the issue
with an emphasis amounting almost to bitter
ness unquestionably the supporters of
woman's rights we're in the majority, but in
view OF the results that seemed certain to
follow 1t was thought wise 10y many to adopt
a policy OF Cancellation. The move in favor
OF female suffrage was therefore defeated by
= to p Thus were the convictions of the
majority sacrificed in The interest OF harmony
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

LANCASTER. NOVEMBER 10, 1856.
Arming 10 Preserve the Peace.


The Bulgarian crisis is rapidly becoming
an intolerable nuisance. One day the
cable brings lurid stories of a rumpus
raised by Kaulbars in some unknown Bul.
gafian town, or of some mysterious inter
view OF diplomats and rumored alliance of
great powers. The next morning the
American citizen takes up his morning
paper to read of the loosening of Russian
dogs Of war, and finds that " the tone of
the foreign press is pacific" or that Kaul-
bars has been recalled.
1t Is now announced finally that the
Russian cOnsuls and General Kaulbars will
leave the country on Friday, and that Rus.
ala will at once force hostilities in the face
OF winter by marching her army into the
principality and seizing strategic points.
These belligerent items must be read to-
gether with that telling of the army bill
sent to the Bundesrath by Prince Bis
marck.
The chancellor has way of rushing his
military appropriation bills through his
parliament by getting up war scare. The
money bills now before the Buudesrath for
military purposes are four; the army,
marine, strategic railways and fortiica-
tions, and foot up the enormous total of
s27l ,427,7o0 1t is not surprising that this
demand, coupled with the statement that
1t does not exceed the limits absolutely
necessary for the safety of the empire,
caused a sensation.
This state of things may not worry roy
atty and nobility very much, but it must
have a thought stirring effect upon the
people who are taxed to pay for it, and
they must soon come to the conclusion
that their strong government costs more
than it is worth.
Ii there were little business method in
the madness of belligerent Europeans they
might come TO a mutual agreement to cut
down military expenses all around, but at
present no argument could induce Russia
TO give up her dreams of the BOSphorus or
France to abandon her hope of revenge
SO Germany finds goodexcuse for armlng
TO preserve the peace of Europe"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19
Heading Off Blaine.

The craftiness with which Mr.. Blaine is
making arrangements to again be the can
didate of the Republican parry for the
presidency in 1855 seems to have created
some alarm in New England, where the
better elements of his party are nearly a
unit against Mr.. Blaine's candidacy.
1t is noticed that the letter written by
Senator Edmunds detailing his reasons for
not having spoken in the campaign of
1884, though written nearly two years ago,
Is now finding its way into the papers and
lis substance is that Edmunds could not
play the hypocrite by publicly declaring
that Blaine was what be was not.
The Democracy will look with great
ON Mr.. Blaine's second nomi-
nation, for they know that no Republican
can be easier defeated than the man from
Maine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

EVERYONE will be interested in to NOR.
rows issue Of the 1NTELLtGENCER. The
biographical sketch and portrait will detail
the career Of Lancastrisn who has been
fry years In the government service and in
that time travelled to all parts OF the world.
"U noes" tSis week talks of education
for citizenship, and evolves cme strong
thoughts growing out of the recent
teachers institute. The biography Of
the hool board presidents is resum, d
with sketch of one OF its most distinguished
members An old Massachusetts Thanks
giving proclamation makes timely reading,
and the sparkling Esglesmere hunting trip
is concluded, Lite on a bicycle, notes of the
fashions, events in woman's world and a
host of other choice literary morsels are pre-
pared for to morrow's feast of which every
reading Lsncastrian should Eartska
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8LAsSHAkB.
HIGH & MARTIN.
DINNER WARE.

Decorated Chinai Dinner Sets in Havl-
land China, at Lower Prices than ever
offered IN Lancaster as promised, are now
ready TO show. The decorations are new
and neat. The price compares with Amer
lean Porcelain quality is far superior
Should these not suit we can give you sets
with finer decorations and higher prices
Should you prefer White or Gold Band
China, you can select a full or part of set,
or any pieces you desire. If American is
desirable, we can show you different styles
of decoration. If your tastes and wants
cannot be satisfied from the above, Just
take a look as you pass along at the Lustre
Band and Sprig, or the Gold Band on W.
q. ware, either of which will make beau
tiful and substantial set. Don't pass along
too fast or you will miss the Printed sets
on English Porcelain.
The English and American Porcelain
and White Stone China in Plain White in
variety of Shapes and Styles, are of the
Best Makes in the market. Take look at
these goods and be convinced of the above
facts before purchasing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

THE death of President Arthur has again
started the familiar series OF observations on
the fatality Of the presidential office. Our
early presidents were old men and their
death was only in the ordinary course of
human affairs, but the tact that all of our ex.
presidents have died after a short retirement.
although they have of late been men in the
prime of life, has called comment from those
people who are always eager to discover
signs OF some occult influence or destiny in
the affairs OF men. These people must find
a strong Confirmation OF their fears and
theories in the reflection that the fstes have
spared Mr.. Hayes, thus furnishing additional
proof Of his frsudulency.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19
Land and Taxation.

On Thursday evening the Philadelphia
hcience association listened TO au essay by
Ar. Kemper Bocock, which dealt in a
clear and sensible way with the question
~ land and taxation that have been So
nnch discussed by Henry George and his
''owers. He found the germ of truth in
~ NEE theories TO be that the right of
'nens domain should DE exercised for
tne good OF the people in taxing land, but
shat this should be done without ineroasing
~ government machinery beyond what is
0ocessary to carry out Herbert Spencer,s
Drlneiple that the government should be
|6ogatively regulatiye, and give the indiyid-
'tol the opportunity OF doing evei ything
~ Himself not as Socialists would have
= dotug everything possible for him, ard
)rsving him little or no responsibility.
& He said that with tie end in view OF
&eoaking up land monopoly, small farms
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should be exempt from taxation and the
larger ones heavily taxed beyond the
maximum non-taxable area, the tax rate
per acre should increase abreast Of the
number of acres monopolized.
The lecturer dwelt at length upon the
value to the country at large of private
ownership of real estate as AN inducement
TO the preservation of order and indepen-
dence of character, and he urged that this
could best be reached by gradually chang
ing the present condition and carefully
avoiding all extreme and radical remedies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19
TaE SEVEN AGES OF WOMEN.

All the worlds q Wardrobe.
And all the girls uud woman merely wearers,
J hey have their fashions and their fantasies
And one she tn her time wears many garments
ThronE Ehout her seven Stages. tiUst, the baby,
B.i1l.-d and Oruidsred, in her nurses arms,
And then the trim hOsed schoolgirl. with her
r0uncrs,
And -uui-boy scorning face, tripping skirt
waEglnk,
C"Quettshly to school. AND then the tlirt,
OglinG like Circe, with a business pillade
hept ON her luw-Cut corset Then bride
Fun Of strange hneTy, yestured ike an angel,
Nuivd yiporuusly yet yigilant OF glance,
seeking the ouan's heaven, Admiration,
kTeu a. the affairs steps. And then the matrUn,
n fair, rich velvet, with suave satin lined,
With eyes severe, and skirts OF youthful cut,
all of dress saws and mudtsh Instances,
To teach hor girls their part. The sixth age
shifts
Into tho gray, yet gorgeous, grandmRmma,
With gold plnCC-nez on nose and fan at side,
Her youthful tastes yet strong and worldly
wise
In sDmptuary law, her quiveruE voice
Pressing Of fashion and lie FOllctt. pipes
OF robes and bargains rare. Last scene OF all,
That ends the seN's mode-swayed history,
l. second Chlldishness, and sheer Oblivion
OF youth, taste, passion, ais love OF drssE
Prom the BurlIUgt gtgH Enterprise.
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er fingers touched something smooth like

her fingers touched something smooth like
Iarer.
zone ot fathers old receipts, he's 80 care
less, she thought with fond smile, ~ she
drew II forth for inspection. But glance
WAS needed To show her mistake
| WAS little yellow with axe, unopened
and addressed tu herself IN the handwriting
she knew so well. She could s,arCely trust
her eyes, but there " ss the familiar postmark
san tianCtsCN-and she WAS lust leaning
forward to read the date when gust ot wind
taking 1t from her hands, deposited II at the
ieet ot gentleman who was passing.
He dared not look up tut IN n mument he
was handing 1t toward her, saying:
" Is tins your property, Miss Allen
At the sound at the voice, 50 little changed
that she would know 1t auNwherc. the hot
blood rushed tn her face and she had scarcely
courage to reply
81 think s6 never saw 1t before"
She felt tho keen eyes search her face,
there was touch OF scurn in the question
that followed.
She felt that she must viudl ate herself,
and her answer came iulI and clear
Il just found IL in the old sleigh. 40 not
know how long 1t has lain there
tie glanced again at the letter It must be
the same one. he knew the dale 81 well.
The tone was almost eager now.
\ CA never saw 1t before, Beth ou did
not receive It., my last letter, and leave IL
unanswered"
Gould you doubt me, VIII " She was
looking him in the face now.
al might have known better, but YOU
were always SO punctua, and when | re
celVed no answer To- my last letter | was too
proud to write and ask an explanation.
thought you had given me up like every
one else IN b. Can you forgive me Tor
my want ot confidence" Rut he needle
not words for answer.
When Mr.. Allen came huTryirg back the
old sleigh had two occupants 1t was some
time before they could eN plain affairs to his
bew lidered mind, and when light began TO
dawn he exclaimed
IL WAS that Jim he's So careless lost a
letter for me onUel"
Vii WAS persuaded tO accompany them
home, aud II WAS a very merry party thAt
surprised Mrs Allen by their early appear
AuCe
A. soon As possible Mr.. Allen hurried his
wife uh to the Kitchen to unrayel the mis-
terry, while VIII and 'L'zinetn read and
re-reai the old letter by the light OF the
hickory dre.
What Ruth Miller would say WAS source
OF much anxiety TO Mrs. Allen, until one day
VIII remAT ked, much to her peace of mind,
tua' Ruth has been engaged tor some time to
q trend OF his in the West--s gentleman she
met some years ueiore while visiting in the
city,
The house upon the hill VIII and Liza
h'ta call home, aud the old yellow sleigh
ell, as In. Allen says, it's not every sleigh
I AT can boast of romance like that
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

The finance committee OF Philadelphia at
the instance of the board OF education, have
agreed TO recommend Tor school purposes the
appropriation of SLSI7,si 80, which Will
suffice to equalizs The salaries of primary and
secondary teachers with those in the grammar
grade as contemplated by the board before
the teachers began their movement in favor
oil q . per cent increase on the total amount
appropriated for salaries.
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The Excitement Not DIVER

The rush at II. b. Cochran, druggist, No. ls7
North Queen street, still continues on account
OF persons afflicted with Cough, Colds, Asthma
bronchitis and Consumption, to procure bottle
OF kemp's Balsam for the Throat and LunRs
which Il sold on guarantee and Il giving EN- tire
satisfaction. 1t Is IA standard family remedy
Price 50 cents andtl. Triat stEeJrse. ol5-lwd& "
CATAEEu CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by ShtlOh's CatarTh Remedy. Price ~
cent?. Nasal Injector free. For sale by n r.
Cochran, Druggist No. lD North Quesn street
DR. HAssLER WORN SYRUP. Purely vegeta BILE,
pleasant 10 lake, will eNpel worms If any exist
no purUative required after using. Price. "a
cents, by all druggists bo-3mdMWSF
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oss Eer-rLs EE,Kcrs cuKE.-Mr. oscnr Z q

OSs BOTTLE EFyKCTs CURg.-Mr. Oscar n A.
Koch, OF Allentown, Pa, was bediast with in
hgmmatory rheumatism in the winter OF lss3
Doctors could do nothing to relieve him. He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy
by the time he had used halt bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottle
he was cured and has not had a return of the
disease since. In his own words, e ieel better
than ever before Price o., by all druggists
iebs-3mdM War
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GEN. KAULRARs has been ordered home
from Bulgaria in the event OF the cars
wishes concerning that country not being
respected. 1t is not believed that Bul gsria
will shed many tears
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

"GNe L!y Cream Balm trial. This Justly
celebrated remedy for the cure OF CatATrh, hay
lever, cold in the head, &C, can Ire obtained OF
any reputable druggist, and may be relied upon
a. "a safe and pleasant remedy Tor the above
complaints and will give immediate relief. 1t
l. not a !lIuld. -nun or powder, has no offensive
pdoI ana can be used at any time with good re
suits, as thousands can testify, among them
snus OF the attaches of this ulice r-sBirtt Of
me 4t"tfS, May -, lssO. u, -wdeOdSw
"hACkMETACR " a lasting and fragrant per.
rune, FTlce - and 50 cents. For sale by II. b.
Cochran, Druggist, No. l37 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19
HE INTELLICENCER
nnw HvnRY DAY IN THE YEAR
tsswass Sssspsed.,

~ NuSs wSnn. 1svs poLLARs 4 ynAA vIprv
4DD nOHrn. psLivnRHp GA aRIxs IN LAr.
S fcvI8 AnD AL ASoIrIra rLAons. sAnrLs
<VC91o 0AnA LIBERAL conpIssior ALLOWED To
= - AssHrs. rILBrHors corrsrIoH.
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tPEOIaL NOTICES.

SHiLOH's CATARRH REMEDN-a positive
cure tor Calarrh, Diptheria, and Canker Mouth
for sale by ii. b. Cochran, Druggist, No. III
North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-19

Be sure ana call Tor DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, II
you are troubled with n bad COZ ugh or cold.
Mr.. l. b. hiefer, OF Lancaster, Pa, wrote US a.
HaYiugaa a spTainei leg of almost thirty days
standing, and after trying having half a dozen
advertised preparation ia the market without
sati7 factory res sults, tried salvation on, and In
less than three days my leg vas al. night again.
There nothing nkeiL.
81. Jacobs Oil-Red Star Cough Cure. The
wUI 4 two heneiactOrs.
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Good Results In Every Case.

u. 4. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealerOf Chat.
tlnooga, Tenn, writes that be was seriously
afflicted with "A severe cold that settled ON Ma
lungs had tried many remedies without benefit
bSiug induced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
~ ~ 1ulsHii tl'i, uiu 50 anu was shtIely cured
used II in his family for all Coughs and Colds
with best results. his - the experience OF hou
sands whose lives have been saved by this Non.
dcIiui Discovery. Trial Bottles free al IL n
LochrHn's Drug rtOre, Nos. l37 and l3D North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. t5l
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THE Tories propose a land bill for Ireland.
The world is moving,
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sHlLuh'a CURE will immediately relieve
Group, hopping Cough and Bronchltis For
saie s,.. Dy u: ~ Cochran, Druggist, No. ls7 North
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fpr iaIne back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Por-
Gus Plaster. Price IS cents. For sale bV IA II
Cochran, Druggist, No. lS3 North Queen stI cot,
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Edward shepherd, OF Harrisburg, H., saws
Having received so much bench from Electric
Bltlcrs, tcel II my duty to let suffering human
tty know II. Have had a running sore on my
leg for eight years my doctors told me would
have TO have the bone scraped or leg ampu sated
| used, instead. three bottles Of Electric Bltters
and seven boxes Bucklen's ArniCa Salve, and
my leg Is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bittres are sold at nifty cents a bottle
and Bucklen's Arnica SalYe at &c. per box by
II. u. Cochran, Druggist. Nos. l37 and l5y North
Queen street, Lancaster. Pa (D
TIE REV. GEO. II. THAIER, OF Bourbon
IND, says Both myself and wife owe our lives
to sHlLOH's CONsUMPTIOS CUEE." For sale
Oy Ii T. Cochran, Druggist, No ~ North Queen
street.
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We would caution the Public To beware of
De4lsfs Offering hemps Balsam at lees than the
lai ffCe, % c9nts and tl, IA oftentines inf
"u"hs or Inferior articles are sold the genuine
~ Hiucf 70 enable them TO sell Cheaply. H. B
Snohlah' druggist, No, l37 North Queen street is
to YOuyrCs. oIhIwds ~
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SLt bpLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh'a Cure il the remed q
for you. b or sale by II. u. Cochran DTugaisl M
1877 North Que0n strsot
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Why WILL YOU cough when ShiIohs Cure
will give Immediate relief Price 10 cts. so cts,
aud ", FOR sale by ii. b. Cochran, Druggist
No. l37 North Bueen street
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Four-Finils.

or our American people are afflicted with aick
headache IN either Its nervous, bilious or con.
gesuNe tOrlns, caused by irregular habits high
II uut DIR. Leslie's special Prescription was dis.
covered. Give 1t "a trial. See advertisement In
another column. (3l
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1ADvERrIsrNa RATES:
MIN. lin. ain. sin. ain. sin.

The Weekly Intelligencer
AoLn1seo EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
t1oo YnAa, q m ron srr ycrTHs. cLuns OF TEN,
81 U1l9 AM ooPr 1RBs TO rRRsoss GETTING Up
orCmpDuuD eoLlCiTIp IRON BvERy rARruHTHt
tHGuAGD AuD COUNTRY. ALL ANONYMOUS LETTERS
N v11a - CousIeERD TO THx WASTE RAsKKT
A11vsss az Lsaers aud kilograms toi
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,

Prepared by DIR. }. &. Aver \ Co, Lowell.
Mass. sold by ali Druggists. Price, sl ak bot,
Ties ~. novl9 IS