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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-27
TRAVELLERS 0UTDR.
READINs 4 COLUMBIA RA1LRuAr
AND fxEcAsTHRU AsnTUHIis UJuisr S LINZ y SAAA 4.


on AND AyTsu SUNDAY, nov. q.
TR AIMS LIE ivk HEADING.
. TOT % Ccinmbia !, "a ana Lancaster At 7:O m.
FOR 0uarryviiie At TN, ,iso a m. ana s.,o m.
For Chtckies At 7:D. ll:s0 m, and 6IO m.
TRAINS sLEAvECOLUMBIA.
kor Reading at 79o m ,l7D ana SEQ . m.
For Lebanon at 2:s0 and $40 . m.
TRAINS LEAVE QUARkYvILLB,
Tor Lancaster At $50 q m, ana 4so ana 90
For Rea6ing ateao a m ana eDpm.
For Lebanon S al $50 Z ana n "@a s:a,p On mo p "'
LEAVE KING STREET (Lancastsrl
For Reading At 1850 m, 1888 ana SEQ M
For Lebanon at TOO a IN. l2sS and 7:i6u m.
For Qua!TyvilleA At 9:3i m. Sos ana SD D m.
LEAVE PRlNCE STREET tLancsstef.Y
Tor Reading at 7:A0 q m. l2ss and $50 p m.
FOR Quarryviile at 9:2' m. l:ts and % n
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON
For Lancaster at 7l2 M 1890 ana 100 p n.
1or q iarryville at 7:l2 m and l2:U p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAvE READING
For bsncasier a. 72o : m ana 100 p m.
TRAINS LEAvE E0UxRVYvILLH
Fer Lancaster. Lebanon and Reading ~ tie
TRAINS LEAVE KING ST. tLancas' 'er,I
For Reading and Lebanon at 500 m and S.oo
r1r rS1r esaTyvigs at s%p ,,...
W" Veading and lebanon at sis . m ax6
-. ~-s,Tyy;!,ls S.yy;Ss stXSgg {, SXygTr Tr,n.uor
For Lancaster at 7:5S IN aud 3.A5 m.
FOR Quarryville At S:4S IN.
For connection at Columbia, Marietta uuc
and Lebanon, see time tables AZ ali ststions.
A. NJ. WILSON. .suDer,ntandent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-27
BuckIen's ArDica Salys.

The BEST sALvE In the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores. Ulcers. salt hhsum. Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands. Chiblains, Corns, and all
Skin kruptions and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. IL Is guaraDteep to give per-
feet satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
s5 cents per box. For sale by ii. Is. Cochran,
Druggist Nos. l37 and lJ9 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa 1une2 lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-27

H.B, Cochran, Nos. l37 and l39 Sorih Queen
street Lancaster. Pa. Is selling sHlLolls
COUGH CURE a. guarantee 70 eurL All
hroAt ana Ia NJ troubles, ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05

Your letter by the hand OF Mr.. Prunk was
received yesterday. l write this letter be-
cause wish you to believe Of us las we GER
tainly believe OF you) that we are doing the
very best we can. You do not receive arms
from us as fast as you need them, but 1t Is
because wo have not near enough TO meet all
the pressing demands, and wo are obliged TO
share around what We have, sending the iarg
est share 10 tho points which appear to need
them most We have great hope that our
own supply will be ample before long, so
that you and all others can have as many as
you need. l see an article In an indianapolis
newspaper denouncing me for not answering
your letter sent by special messenger two
or three weeks ago. did make what !
thought the best answer / could to that let
ter. As remember, ii asked for ten heavy
guns to be distributed with some troops at
Lawrcnceburg, Madison, New Albany
and Evansville, and l ordered the
guns and directed you to send tho
troops II you had them As 10 Kentucky,
you do not estimate that state as more Inn
portant than I do; but / am compelled TO
watch all points While write this am II
not In range at least in hearing OF cannon
shot, from an army OF enemies moro than
hundred thousand strong. l do not expect
them 10 capture this city; but know they
would IL were to send the men and arms
from here to defend Louisville, Of which
there is not single hostile armed soldier
within forty miles, nor any force known TO
be moving upon it from any distance. 1t Is
true the army In our front may mako half
circle around southwark and move on Louis
vile; but when they do We will make half
circle around northward and meet them;
L.. .-.lll -
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Red Tape In Italy.

The italian official Is never In hurry, and
there is vast multitude OF public servants,
q dozen being appointed to do the work
which two or three could easily accomplish
did they display any activity. The most
trifiing affair is made to pass through so
many hands, and each change is attended by
so much delay and confusion, that person
is obliged to sacrifice an endless amount Of
time TO rectify an official blunder. He is
sent from one place to another, holds long
conferences with innumerable dignitaries,
each OF whom makes out formidable state
document covered with seals, signatures and
stamps, for which tho luckless person Is re-
quested to pay liberal commission, and at
last tho chances are greatly against the re-
covery of the lost letter, telegraph dispatch,
baggage, or whatever he may be searching
for. Upon asking advice respecting lost
letter of Importance sent from Rome to
Florence, the American bank authorities said
It would be well to report the case simply to
keep the subject agitated, but not to enter
tain the slightest hope of its recovery. This
same delay and confusion Is carried into
every branch OF the public service and Is
particularly glaring in tho justice courts.--
Florence Cor Chicago Times.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05

Albert II. Candy, recently returned nuan
Paris, where he spent six weeks with Franeh
Wilson hunting up novelties for the coming
season In comic opera, bad one startling ex-
pcrfence in tho French capital which ne 10
not likely soon to forget. He was loss ton
1--WE hours In tho eataeombe Permission y
visit this vast underground cemetery. VITA
Its thousands OF skulls and bones piled up n
ghastly rows, is very dinicult to obtaaA--ln
fact, In late years there have been no visit
ors admitted at all, but With his usual dipis-
matte tact Candy managed TO DO what others
failed to do, and got a pretty good frighs a.
the result OF his achievement His guide had
INDUCED rather freely In brandy and absinfhs
before entering the labyrinth, and a. resuls
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remnants Of Russian renements.

In the cities the Russians live almost en-
tirely in apartment houses There are 10000
tenants, 1t is said, in ono house in St Peters
burg. The houses are nearly always Of brick,
and the government buildings are all stuc-
coed and painted red. Each house has o
dvornik, who Is the agent of the owner and
Of the police, and a porter who wears the
uniform OF a colonel In the army and is the
janitor or agent of the tenants. The dvornik
inspects the passport Of every new tenant and
even temporary tenant or visitor, and re-
ports 1t to the police station, where it is re-
corded A. like notification is made OF every
change Of residence. The dvornik sits at the
back gate Of the house, clad generally in
sheepskin. He knows everything that goes
on and is responsible to the police In this
way the perfection Of the fiussian police sys-
tenn Is maintained. New York World.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05
Cash for Her Diamonds.

The other day denure little woman, who
had room next to mine and who was, as
she gave me TO understand, Philadelphia
lady, whose husband would be down on
Saturday evening, came rushing up to mo
with telegram In her hand and great
anxiety on her face. The dispatch was dated
Buffalo, and read: "Come at once; George
dangerously ill.n The little woman wanted
TO 60 to her George, Of course, but she had
only % in cash and couldn't wait. Would ]
take her diamonds and lend her $50! II not
hfty, then forty, or thirty five, and she would
send for them within a week. Poor little
womanl How sad her position But you SEQ
there nre two sorts Of telegraph blanks-onc
to send on and ono TO receive on. This mes
sage had been apparently received on q
sender's blank, and it struck me that there
was put up Job somewhere. She found
some one more kind hearted, however, and
got $50 and skipped away. Tho other day
the ''diamondsn were appraised at S5.50--
Atlantic City Cor. Detroit Free Press.
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An Artistic woman's shrewdnsss.

A well known New York real estate man
has mother who has made a fortune by her
own shrewdness. Yet every one who has
contributed to her Accommodations thinks her
a public benefactor. 1t is well known fact
that people who accumulate riches in New
York desire nothing more ardently than q
beautiful and artis.ically furnished home
Mrs. discovered this, and, having very
artistic tastes, set TO work investing In houses
In the fashionable uptown thoroughfares
Then she went abroad and picked MP inter-
esting bric-a-brac and works OF art, and
when she had completed her purchases she
returned, furnished the houses from cellar 10
gnrret, and advertised them for sale.
Her excellent taste soon brought custom
ers, and in very little whilc she disposed Of
many buildings with their furniture and
all, at very comfortable profit. Her fort
une, made in this way, is estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and $500, 900. and the pur-
chasers Of her property are happy because
their friends visit them and congratulate
them on the excellent and artistic way In
which they have furnished their residences.
Tho visitors are never informed that the
houses were bought furnished. Now YORK.
Press.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05

A Chinese merchant who sailed from San
Francisco for homo few days ago is re-
ported to have accumulated a fortune Of
100000 In Peru during tho last thirteen
years. His name is Chun Lee. Hc wears o
queue, according to the Chinese fashion, but
dresses exclusively In the European fashion,
oven to the high standing collar and tight
fitting CATERS Before his departure he gave
grand banquet to the Chinese mandarins Of
San Francisco.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05

Little Chicago Boy-Kin you help poor,
harmless, helpless boyi
Kind Citizen--I reckon so. Arc you an
orphan, sonnyf
Boy--rm wuss nor an orphan. Me fodder
an mudder Is both divorced an married
ag'in, an don't know whose boy am, an
am slowly fcrgittin' me own name. The
EpOch
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ScUDDER & DuNmAm.

LADIES, STAMP THIS
Upon your memory. Ga broad
cloth, all colors, worth $3.50, at
$l.10; 46-inch black Princess Royal
Henrietta, worth sl.25, at &c.; 49,
inch black serge and armure, worth
80 and &c., at Soc; black silks,
satin finished and wear guaranteed,
90c. and si.25, worth 1925 and
sl.56; satin rhadames, all colors AID
black, all The sl.25 qualities re-
duced to 99c.; plaid surah silk, worth
sI.25, at &c.; plain surah, all colors
and black, 40 and 79c., worth Toe.
and $l.00.
sA ScUDDER q DUNHAM.
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THO Fortunate Three.

There are three American ladies who arc
not obliged to skip over 70 the postoffico for
stamps every time they write letter Mrs.
Polk, Mrs. Garfield and Mss. Grant are the
fortunate three, the government having
given them tho franking privilege. New
York World.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05
A First Class Table.

Man Cooking for board)-You set a good
table, s'pose, MADAME
Landladyv-Yes, sir; only last week my
fourth floor back died Of govt. Tho Epoch
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ADearth of yritnesass.

Magistrate Ito prisoner)--Are those people
your witnesses, Uncle Rastus, who will vouch
for your good characteri
Prisoner--No, sab; hain't got no witnesses
to youch To- my good character. Dem gen.
mems Is only fr'en's oh mine, sab, como to
luz Oh. New York Sun.
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~ sfaIa nnr Fiar-

Ttose who are making American flags at
home will remember that the rule Of the
navy In regard TO the flags proportions is
this: 1.-THE flag Is thirteen stripes wide and
twenty-one stripes long. The union fblue) Is
seven stripes square. There is one star for
each state in the Union. Chicago Herald
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05
No Interest In AreI,erx-

Reports from England Of the futile efforts
made to revive interest In archery show how
thoroughly dead the noble pastime Is OF
course, that settles tho question Of its pcpu-
larity in this country. Chicago Herald.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05

BY the new salute In the French army SOL
diers touch the hair with the hand reversed,
showing the palm, and officers touch the
brim Of the kept
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Lord Byron puzzlei his friends by con
tinued productions while appearing to occupy
himself with anything else but writing.
Hans Christian Andersen had to b alone
while composing his fairy tales. He YVES
never able to dictate contribution for the
press.
Wordsworth mainly composed his poems
during his rural ram bles Sometimes he
would write his verses with slate pencil ca
q stone.
Barry Cornwall composed his best poems
In the busy streets of London, only leaving
the crowd to enter shap to write tho verseg
he had composed.
DR.. Eomerville once, for wager. Abnaed
Mrs Eomerville while The was.at work BY
calling her all sorts Of things, and whsn she
paused the absent minded lacy looked up
ssis <z.f: did YOU speak to mer
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05
PRODUCTS OF SCOTCH


PRODUCTS OF SCOTCH
And Irish Looms. Coming home
from the seashore. mountain and
country; taking account of your.
housekeeping goods making an in.
ventory and discovering shortage
of table linen, towels, napkins, bed
spreads, sheetings, &C., and then
comes the all important question !:
What merchant can best FIJI your
orders? A hint of the savings you
can make by buying from the fol-
lowing list; Good serviceable Scotch
loom table linen (unbleached), at 20
and 25c.; GA cream table damask,
80 and 40c.; IA double damask
table linen (Barnsley' make, 90, So
and Toe. full bleached table damask.
6 4, IA and ga wide, at 30, 65and
75c. and 81; 4 and 4 napkins,
bleached and unbleached, Toe, 99e.
TO 81. 40; dozen all linen towels, a
yard long, Zoe; knotted fringe tow
Ell, damask finished, worth ISc., at
l2ac., and for 25c. towel yard
and quarter long, colored borders,
knotted fringe, and 1 wide. ll-4
white, crochet counterpanes, ut 99c.
and Sl.l9, have been selling at sl.l9
and sI.75.
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Tho Mexican state Of Morelos offers pre-
MUM for the establishment OF new Industries
and grants exemption from taxation for the
same for the term OF five years.
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Diamond Measure.

"How do you suppose Mr.. Poorcase man
ages to get diamonds for his wife7n asked q
lady Of her husband.
"Oh, buys them by the quartz, presume"
Detroit Free Press.
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ScUDDER d DUNHAsI
A -~
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

a RAKE OPPORTUNITY
TO buy elegant long Turcoman
porlicres, with chenille da,los, will
be presented our patrons for the
next few days. In looking over
our fine high-class poriieres. we
have decided TO reduce our immense
stock Of them as quickly as low
prices will do it. 100 pairs Of them,
worth $40, $l2 and sl4, to be
closed at Sc pair; curtain poles
complete, including walnut, ash,
cherry. oak and cbonized, with wood
or brass mountings, 25e, acc, 75c.
and 81; lace curtains. sse., sl.25 to
$3.50 pair, worth double.
ScUDDER 81 DUNHAM.
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NEW WASH GOODS
YOU WILL NEED

YOU WILL NEED
These goods soon. 55-inch medium
weight, plaid, striped and checked,
taller cloth for ladies', raglans, uI-
sters, jackets, &c. new colorings,
new designs, the best assortment we
have ever shown, prices from sl.75
to $3.50.
ScuDDER & DUkHAn.
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What's the difference between an egg and
the scene OF rural romance7 Mono. They
are both laid in tho country.
Wider says that II you hold your breath
while wasp stings you the skin viii become
insensible to pain.
A wire gun recently designed weighs only
twenty-five tons and drives $50 pound pro-
jectile twelve miles
Saccharine, which was to be used as O sub
stitute for sugar, appears to cause nausea and
dyspeptic symptoms
Paris has thirty miles of pipe for carrying
compressed air for power. The engines are
5000 horse power and the coal consumption
fifty tons daily.
"Emmensiter Is the name Of q non-explo-
sive by which 1t Is claimed that with gun
forty feet long projectile can be thrown
twenty-ssven miles
Whiting, dry or wet, win give to glass
ane polish.
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The use OF cocaine Is steadily increasing In
the practice Of medicine In this country. II
Is the most dangerous drug and one Of the
most useful in the hands Of our practitioners.
You hear people abusing cocaine, and talk
ing about the lives itha wrecked-and every
scientific man must admit that tho cocaine
habit Is about the worst thing . man or
woman couli get; but you don't SO oftsn hear
the things that are on the credit side OF the
ledger. Cocaine has made the surgery OF ths
eye and the larynx very much easier. II b,
as you know, local anRsthetic. Much 81
the most delicate surgical work would Be
very difficult without 1t, and in spite Of the
failure which several doctors have mads. !
believe it may be used with magical sffect In
cases Of melancholia-
The trouble Is that we do not know how 70
use cocaine as yet. 1t is new diseov-
cry not ten years old. We have not had
time to study it, you see. The cocaine habit
Is formed as easily, more easily than IL
habit Of drink, and once it takes hold Of .
man he Is a goner. 1t saps all bis will power
and makes him first a slave and then .
maniac. But for all that the drug will BE- .
blessing TO men when we understand n
rightly, us VIC will twenty years from now.
I think 1t will be classed among important
medicines with quinine and chloroforz. -
(hiearo News
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Scudder & Ounhaln.
TRENTON, Sept. 5. 'SS.

IT'S A DUTY WE OWE YOU.
It's duty we owe ourselves, to
make known the rare offerings we
are making every day. Hence it pays
you, and pays you big, to read our
news column every day, and 10 miss
it is to miss valuable information.
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ScUDDER g. DURHAM.
MEMORIES OF THE
WILD WOOD.

Have the scent of the frtree con-
stantIy about your rooms. A large
sized fir pillow given away with each
cake of Balsam Fir Soap. This soap
contains rare medicinal qualities,
and is highly recommended for the
toilet, bath, nursery, and wherever
purity and quality is an object; price
zoe. cake.
iCr.,x.>..,r. o. Tlx-x....
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LITTLE NECESSITIES,
But important all the same. zoe.
ribbons, Zoe; Soc. ribbons, 25c.; SO
and 99c. sash ribbons, 80 and 59c,
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MOHAMMEDAN SCHOOLS.
A SCENE WHICH is VERY LuDl-
cRous TO A EUROPEAN

How Reading Is Taught tho Young Mos
Iem-Tono of tho Voice In the East.
Tediousness of Reading Manuscript Vol
umes-A Trick.
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scUDDER d DUNBAR,

u North Greene and = Eat STATE street.
Trenton. N. >.
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Whiting, dry or wet, viii give to glass =
6ne polish.
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ScUDDER 4 DukHAn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
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r. Ba.nbridgs. Munday Esq. County
Atty. Clay coanty. Tex. saws: Have used
Electric Bitiers with mOst happy result.
Ny brother a'so was very low with Nalar-
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tiuasly use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Elec.ric Bitters saved his life"
Nj -. l. Wilcoxson. of Horse Cave. Ky,
sdGs Ike testimony. saying he posi-
tivelY believes be would hnye died, had il
nos been for Electric Bitiers.
rhis great remedy will ward OF, as well
a. cure al Nalarsal Diseases, and for al
kidnsy. Liver aud stomach Disorders stands
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