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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

THE Young Democratic Battalion OF
Philsdelphis arc moving for convention
comprising three or. i've delegates from
each OF the clubs In the state to be held at
some prominent point at an early date.
The matter has been submitted to the chair
man OF the Democratic state committee,
and he heartily approves of the plan and
expresses hope that 1t may be brought to
a successful termination. All communics-
t!ons should be addressed "a Major John
ID. Wormsn at No. 100 South Broad street,
Philadelphia. r 4 -E st...
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
EAkLy yEeErABLEa
now rnsy Can Bs rrodueed -ssasspap'e sus-
I'll gesuens For the Fssmsr.

new Ihey Csn - s"s
ss
ION 'ss w. h,a =, ..s.,,. an s.,,v
.ys ys,o,,,s. S =, sSo ,,ors ,,,, y ,,,sn,
supP,y VI ~ s,owr ~ 1890
vAi,e.'s sns' -, .Sw.r,ssa n, ,h,. c,sss
III 80. ~. =, ,ns, ha,sv cns,.c.
po'.,o. p.. snu - .,.vS oea.,s:..,,,. AZ
ter that they can spno cons'oefaoio oe-
gree Of colj. 1t IL almost always the caes
that thaw OCCURS and the bulk OF the frost
leaves the ground before there In an actual
oranin . ~ snrinO. of rather before there IA
- .a,,,., @..,n., yyhor All. 4. m
snyy n"a ~ ,,,,,son y, a,v .n,i hv n,o~,
s,S .,,..s.f. ,.o...,ss "a sha ~ y, .
Ins snn p,nns ~ ."n,sn u ,o..,on. ~ y.
kI suppy ~ ass,. s.,n.i r.,,s s.ea,,.
nc n,,.s % .,ra,,p cnns,,.,"nII,, I,
se,.ncS snu va Pci'o" '" ''ie"'"s 'o"'''0'"''y
Tha nn,.,oe. .hou,a be n,.n,ea N cor.
.,S.rsbta T"n,b and ,bs co.Yse ,n.nnra
sson,.s" ~, ,bs sssa ara thon con.,a.vsn,o a
sn,fare frost = m uo no hsrc.
The ssme is true of meas In s.ndv
,o.m veil rnanured thew NAV ba n,an,aa
mnch esyl,er than thev could 10 IN rait s"r
nisntin0 N tbe oydiusyv time
IN thsss osYden nyo2uccs can te secnyea
tvo or thrcs veeL eariier thsn hy oyd,osyv
metbt,de II is "a yissble 10 attend 10 the
matter when there n iees presr of necesssr y
farm dutier.
Inc secosoi carry totnAtoes, egg-piantt'
cabbage, peppers, ETC., may be planted In
boxes, and the boxes kept near a window
IN tho house,
r,yound f,sh IN q erca,,an, for Iav,pu heps
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
Dry Huntingdon ] adIguant.

The refusal OF the Huntington county
lIcense applications by Associate Judges
Mccarthy and Foreman was great dissp-
pointment to the drinking community in
Huntingdon, aud In order to give vent to
their pent-up indignation a crowd Of
young men and boys hanged the twain in
tfIigy TO telegraph pole Ia front Of the
Franklin house. Placards containing Bit
ter denunciations were tackled TO the bodies
OF the dummies, aud they were the objects
OF all eye-. This action Is almost generally y
cond omned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

ScANDINAvIA Is now sending an uu-
usually large number OF immigrants to the
United States, because 1t Ia believed that
Congress will soon pass an act restricting
immigration. For the eight months end
ing February 20 there were 256, ,3O2 immi.
grant arrivals from all the ports OF the
principal foreign countries- For the same
period Of the year previous, tie arrivals
numbered d 22l, ,285.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
PROVED q Hig rspn, III.

Has magical path killing ana healing prop
critics. Half OF u II ity cent bottle cureu me o
rheumatism ana cold that had settled In my
back. Feel as we'll as ever did IN my life "
ptto 3. Doesbuiy, proprietor Holland city
hotectrto OIL. For sale by Ii, Is. Cochran,
druggist. 1877 and lsS North Queen street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
The Bells OF Uppertendom

patrouize soZ JDoNT because It perpetrates
and increases the most important item in the
sum OF loveliness, beauty OF the teeth. Let
the mouth be ever so small. a yer cupid's bow,
II allied with discoloied teeth IT is repulsiye.
whitened ana preserved with this peerless
dentrihce, tho teeth form adelightful contrast
TO the roseats hue ana lovely curve OF pretty
mouth. soZoDoNTi is fur preferable TO grit y
tooth powders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
A Policeman traced Up,

u. r. Collins, member OF polico. seventh
ward, Reading, Pa. talks this way; asutiered
severely nom III 'umaIisn nothing dtd u o
any sood VII tried Ihomds' Fclectrtc OIL II
n. Is. Co> hran, druggist, l37 and lsg Ror,h
Queen stiesJ, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

Remarked 10 y friend the othsr day that che
knew kemps Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs was superior remedy. ne ~ stopped
her cough instantly when Others had no o fleet
whatever. 80 to prove this and convince you
Ot It's merit. any druggist will give You sam
pie Bottle Free. Large sig o b0o. and q o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
n Righteous Judge.
L.A,n TIA ntta

frnm Iid Bus. -------
Judge (to dude prisoner) What a shame
for well dressed, genilemanly fellow like
you TO be arrested for yelling on Filth
avenue at eleven o'clock AT n,ght' WHAT
IL your profession 'r 81 taa.--' -
Dade-HowiinR SWELL srI#sIl ....-..a
JuoSe--Teu dollars. .r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
Mrs. LAngirI,

And other famous v omen have won q reputa-
ton for facial beauty. nue. complexion
makes one handsome, even though q . h,ce Is
not OF perfect mould. HErdook Hood Bsiiers
act directly upon the circulation, and so Riyo
the skin elearness and smoothness o, otherwise
unattainable. For sale by IA. Is Cochran,
drnegist, lS' ana lSs North Queen street. Ian.
caster . ''f '.' '' p = y wv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

GERMAN SONG POOP AND IRON
NJ bird Tonic Tor Canary Birds, Moching
Mrd Tood, Parrot tood. Mixed Djra Seed. Cuf,
'le Fish Bone and 3ird Gravel. FOR sale at
''"h+ HUBLEfp DkU0 srOhE,
r -ra- a4vl' Hn No. " West Htuy btIeet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
A GREAT DISCOVERY,

tury 10 DIR. Leslte's special Prescription for
sick headache, which Is the discovery OF an
eminent ply ysician ana used by him for over
thirty years before giving It to the public, ana
II stands to-day without Il rival. Head ad YER
usemenl In another column. TT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
SpeAkh lsighi I'm.

f" Have tried TAon,as' Eclectrtc on for croup
and colds, ana nnd IL the best reruedy have
eyer used in my family. Wm. Kay, bl0 Ply.
mouth Ave buffalo. n. Y. ror sale by H. b.
Cochran, drugBht, G7 ana 10 North Queen
street, Lancaster. .. s..- NJ IT,. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

Isufered with rheumatism In the shoulder
for months ana the only thing found that
did me any good was Salvation OH. 1t cured
me, snd recommend II TO oil suffering with
said disease. N ULMAk.
No Pearl ST. baltimore, Nd.
A lady who has suffered 1or over three
NOR tbs extreme torture from n violent cough
es become completely cured by Or. Bulls
Cough syrup.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
Hoods Earsaparilla

Ell have taken not quite bottle Of Hoods
earsaparilla, ana must say II is one Of the best
medicines for giving IN appetite, purifying
the blood, ana regulating the digestive organs.
that ever heard OF. II did mo great deal Of
good." Mas. n. A. erApLBv, CanastotA, N. y.
~ took Hoods earsapArilia for loss Of appe.
tite. dyspepsia. and general ianguor. 1t did
me a vast amount Of GOOD, and 4 have no hest
fancy in recommending IT," J. W. WILLIE
FORD. Quincy, Ill.
~ had sxit rheum on my left arm three
years, suffering terribly, took Hoods saf.
eapsrfjls, ana the salt ffeum has entirely dis.
sppeared" H. u. MILIA, II Freach st.. Lowell,
Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

In the New York assembly the bill abol-
ishing capital punishment was defeated by
a vote Of as to 81; which proves that the
opposition TO hanging IL marching brsyely
on. .. f &
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
WAN/NlkEES.
PnLApnrnlA. Friday. March =. ,sA
Ideas illustrated.

You are asked from time to |
time to give your attention 10
events in our store that we as
sumo have interest for you. IF
you are Of the great number
that think our Occasions worth
a passing visit the question has
probably occurred to you "Is
all this the outcome Of htful i'm
pulse, or is it a constantly de-
veloping plan 7" * w.1
A word in reply. 1t is a plan |
"a big one. Don't pervert
our meaning when we say that
we impose upon ourselves the
duty Of keeping a show--many
an advertiser would say Art
Exhibition" If our duty is to
be done the worlds products in
things for the house and the
person, for ornament and use,
for amusement and need, must
be here. ID,
On one side a vast collection
Of things. On the other great
multitude needing the things.
They must meet on the best
conditions. Common sense
says goods and prices must be
right, and service too. Don't
need to discuss that, we and
| you. But before the meeting
comes the seeing. That's vital.
How can you see without exhi-II
bitions i? How will you see ex.
hibitions unless they are attrac-.
tive' Our plan is to make
them and to put so much fresh
ness and beauty in them that
you must be interested.
Stop a minute on your side
Of this. Admit our motives are
not entirely disinterested. We
do business for success. You
ought to know everything pos
sible about the goods you need
to buy. What is the world do.
ing ? Who is gathering best
for me all over the world
What is fresh thought produc-
ing to meet my needse Such
questions come without limit.
You get the answer we have
to give in our various-call
them what you please-Events
Occasions, Exhibitions, Open.
ings. This is not question o.
buying. That comes later. Its
knowing. ......... ..
| But there is more. The il
lustrations Of the blouse Beau
tiful." Is not many an observ'
ing woman catching thoughts O
! color and arrangement in these
rooms that reveal our stock
this exhibition Of practica
. housefurnishing? Does no
t each show Of costumes give
. many a notion Of tasteful dres.
to women that never think O
buying dress here? -
Your side Of all this-you
direct interest in it's wort
3 more than a passing thought.
. These are some Of the idea
3 that underlie the present Fur
! niture Exhibition. This vii
: find larger expression on Tues
a day next. We then will sho,
2 you what the Worlds worker
have been doing in
!: Trimmed Millinery,
s Wraps and Jackets.
Spring and Summer Silks,
q; 2; Spring and Summer Dres
n Goods,
q Easter Novelties - Card
- Booklets, Toys,
\, Fans,
g Parasols.
:. The large growth of ou
. store space makes such occa
y sions as proposed for ne,
'e Tuesday possible with comfor
J, I, Equal room cannot be founc
Is Is We give you the invitation, W
"a prepare the store for your re
ception. The merchandise wi
talk to you when you come.
3 The next passing days wi
!. tell you more of what we ar
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
aooDs sARsAPARILLA. Sn~
Health and Strength

II you feei tirs1, wsAk. worn ou'. or run
down from hard work. By impoverished con-
dition Of the blood or low state Of the system,
you should take Hooo1 earsaparilla The
peculiar tonios. purifying. ana vitalixing
felt tthroughout the entire systems expelling
diseases and giving quick, healthy action 70
every organ. It tones the stomach. cre6tes an
appetite, ana rouses the liver and kidneys.
Thousands who have taken u with benent,
testify that Hoods earsapaIilla "makes the
weak strong"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

Thus far the New York Sun il alone in
its defense Of Adam Badeau. 1t is bad
emInence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A great amount of political engineering
Will be done by friends OF Candloa,es to 60
cure for their man the first place on the
ticket, ana the best man will probably secure
the coveted place. Ihen II emo o rsed by the
ma1o oitty OF The people. the eiect ton Is ssnred
Electric Bitters has besn put 10 the front, its
unanimously given the first place, am, ng
remedies peculiarly adapttd TO the relief and
cure of nll Diseases OF kidneys, Liver ana
stomach. Electric Bitters. being guaranteed,
ts a sa To tnvesl ment
PricG 500. per bottle at H. II. Cochran's Drug
store. lS1 and lS9 North Queen Street. Lancas
Tor. Pa. -rt.r .s.a. o. .-... -'. (Y
COUGH, WhOpPlN9 COuSh II ana Bronchitts
Immediately relieved by shiioh's Cure Sold by
VI. ID. Cochran. druggtst, Nos. Isl ana i39 North
q aeen st. Lancaster. Pa. tN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY.

KY,wh web ON acucen Sgul
% F sna ssy o % sa @ FsSss
Bee s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23

AN tins seooons - sDr1ng sDVe0aAhoe. . good
reliable tonic ana blood prriner fs needed by
nearly everybody. Hoods sarssparilla 10
peculiarly adapted for that purpose ana be-
comes moro popular every year. Try II this
spring.
"when took Hoods ssrsapariiia hat heavi
ness in my stomach left the dullness 10 my
head. ana the gloomy, despondent feeling dis.
appeared. began 70 got stronger. my blood
gained better circulation. the coldness In my
hands ana feet left me, ana my kidneys DO not
bother me ~ before" q. ". HULL, Attorney
at-LAw. Ailiersburs, o.
Make the Weak Strong
"a year ago suffered from Indigestion. had
terrible headaches, very little appetite IN fAtt.
seemed completely broken down. On taxing
Hoods sarsaparilla began toimpTove, and
now have . good appstite. and my health IL
excellent compared 70 what It vas am bet
ter in spirits, am not troubled with cold feet
or hands. and am entirely cured OF indiges-
tion." MINNIE MAErrHo. Newbufg, Orange
County, N.Y. .-t =. -..--
: "Fesling lansuid ana dissy. having NO ap-
petite ana no ambition 70 work. took Hoods
Sarsaparilla, with tho best results A. health
invigontor and for general debility think It
superior TO anything elEe." "A. A. RKEa.
Utica, ny.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-23
meath sf the Chief Justice.

- Telephops OoANectlon.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

-'z1. . ,..,' .I.cnncSscc lrce WIS most ~,
dcmaOd, while in the North and North.
ives, and this middle section chich and
tnlu weretlle only salcablc articles. In
the Est aud through, the oil regions
the rrrrent gum was " pure white
gum made from the parafiinc wax sweet.
ened with sugar and Favored with cs.
sential oil. Parailiae is product Of
crude petroleum. II is, in fact. the re-
fuse after the extraction Of the coal oil
and is pressed until all taste or smell of
tbe oi is taken from it. II is uscd in
laAn,lries and wherever else pure
white wax is needed. In making 1t
into gum it is heated to aid tho incor.
poration of the sugar and when cooled
is cut into cakes Of ,va-ious fancy
shapes, y
These three gums above described
are the basis of all the gums now on
the market. Their initial preparation
is'so simple that the process can hardly
be called a manufacture. 1'huy arc
made attractive in q socreot different
ways. from the highly colored chrome
to the seductive prize package. This
artistic dressing they receive at the
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
Sailing Butter with Brine.

Ono of the chief requirements Of brine
(or saturated solution) sailing Of but
ter is, that tho sailing shall be done
when the globules are assistant us pos
siblc from each other, and as hard as
fifty five degrees Fahrenheit will make
thom. 1t 10 easy to sec that the more
loose the butter grains are, the mora
brine they will hold in the intcrstices
and the more perfectly each littlo
globule will be coated with its film
Of brine. The more the globules are
merged into Jumps, the less Of the
saturation they will take up. as the
center Of these Jumps will be shut away
from, the penetration Of the brine. 1t
Is wholly impossible to perfectly brine
salt butter after 1t Is worked over.
Washing and sailing butter are things
to be done at the churn and at the time
Of churning; then the dissolved salt
penctrates every part Of the buttciy
mass, aud evenly dsvors II. Farm and
Home.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28

the current snake story, ,and ,mucf
more attractive. Knowing that IT
patrons were priacipally among th>
yeune Of both scxcs, and especially III
Young wOnisn, thst most intereedag
sslsnsht 81 mcdsrn .socitsy J. i 5sp6rtel
started ona trip Of investigation. He
was armed with the utmost resolution
70 expose tho manufacturers in the use
oi an hurtful Ingredient and to fully
explain the methods OF its growth.
Weird stories ofrafase animal fat and
ether unsavory contigcnts were IN his
mind, and II there was any leaning
whatever twas against tho use and in-
PRODUCTION Of the gum. sus
Upon application TO ono factory. the
reporter was told to 60 through the
building himself without guide or es-
cor,, and was given full permission to
examine every box or department and
to question I'LL hands engaged on the
premises. This easy confidence of the
proprietor rather disarmed suspicion,
but the advantage was all the visitors.
as The house had not been apprised
and had no opportunity to get ready
like. a we'll regulated bank receiving
the Government examiner
On the top floor Was found the raw
material. A negro engaged in empty
ing il from sacks and shoveling IL into
q measure explained that it was gum
called chich. The chich, which is the
gum Of Mexican tree, was about the
color Of new maple sugar or beeswax
and rather harder than either In
other bins was a darker gum which he
explained was from the 'swcct-gum"
tree Of Tennessee. A barrel or two Of
paraffne white wax stood in another
part of tho room. and with some cans
of balsam Of tolu completed the
stores .-..
Or the floor beneath the first steps in
the manufacture and, in fact, all the
simple methods were gone through
with. The chicI. which is the basis of
ali dark gums, so the boiler explained,
was Slowly stcwing over a fire in a big
caldror. On two large tables, clean as
the boards of bakery. two negroes
were sneading great rolls of the gum
"to ge, it smeotl. they said. As they
worked it they occasionally put in some
powdered sugar as housewife works
fIour into her pastry dough. Now and
then the gum would stiffen and then a
lever was used to manipulate 1t. In
the big pot where the chich was
warming man would occasionally
1adle d quantity of the balsam of tolu
and these two ARTICLES. together with
the sugar made UP The entire combine
tion Of the gum. When perfectly
sn, -" '''" ""h - '"'.-. ''''" "',r nndar
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
A SMART COCKRoACH.
How 1t Was Utilized by Two Notorious In
DIANA COtviCtS,

OlAue COnvlCCHs
" A common cockroach was trained to
act as q lcttcr-carrier between William
Rodifer and starlight Jack" Ryan.
convicts in the Southern Indiana pen.
itentiary. 1t is probably the first in.
stance on record, too, where there was
any use found for the little creature.
Rodifer occupied cell in the tier just
above the one where Jack was confined,
and for a long time they had no means
of communicating with each other.
Rodifer was daring fellow, but
he had not sufficient imagination
to get up plan of escape and he
relied on the bright mind of his friend
Starlight Jack" to suggest an idea.
One evening Rodifer noticed an limo.
cent looking cockroach running about
on the floor. After watching its gam.
bolings for a time he concluded he
could use it. So writing a short note
to his friend he tied it to the cock.
roacll's wing, and kneeling down on
the floor he put 1t out on the wall un.
der the iron balcony in front of his cell.
He calculated that 1t would run into
the cell underneath. And it did. Jack
noticed the paper, caught tho insect.
and read the note. Then he answered
It. and, poking the little creature
out OH the wall from the cell.
ing over the door, he released 1t.
Tho roach went into Rodifcr's
cell and was caught. Then they fed
and cared for 1t, and used 1t in this
manner for some months. In fact II
grew to understand its business. It
must have been a female cockroach,
however, for ono day it stopped to chat
with friend aud was noticed by the
warden. Tho note, which was written
in some sort Of cipher. was taken of,
the hospital steward, DR.. Sid. G. Nc
Clure, read It, Then the bug was put
on the balcony Aoor and ran into Rod.
ifers cell. Thus the officials kept
posted as to tho plans Of the two To-
nous jail-breakcrs. After q time Jack
began to suspect that something was
wrong, and he added a postscript to
his letter something like this: III ev.
cry thing is all right you will find u
hair from my head in this note" The
warden read it as he did theaothens. but
dropped the hair and lost 1t. "Never
mind" said Captain Craig, whose hair
was red. put one Of mine in It," The
answer came back: ''That last whip.
ping must have been an awful one.
Jack, for it has changed the color Of
your hair"
The scheming Of these two worthless
came to naught, however. and they
served their ms.-Louisville Times.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
An Unreasonable Remedy.

doctor, l wish You could tell mo
what to do for my husband Charlie" ="
said young Mrs. Tucker.
What is the trouAe?"
Hes had headache for three whole
hours and nothing scSus to relieve
him."
"Oh. a fly blister will fix Mmin few
minutes" said the doctor, after . few
inquiries - to the symptoms 4
"Oh. doctor. how unfortunately
"What is thatp'
"Flics. You know, arc all out Of sca.
sou. "-.Mercha,st Zrarcler.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-28
Preparing for the Sho,y.

Young Perkins had been paying
ourt to u bill posters daughter for
somc time. but no engagement seemed
to come Of it The father. becoming
impatient. said to Perkins. finally.
Young man, when doesyour show
opcn?'
81 haven't any show" said Perkins.
81 thought you had, for you and Sue
have been billing for some time back. "
Perkins took the hint, proposed and
was accepted, and the show commenced
DOT long af'er -7cras Sytinga.