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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

UARWICK-PARK TRANSPORTA-
~ TION COMPANY.
Gondoia CHINBJRAEO leaves her wharf tGil-
lies creek) daily, including Sundays. at $3.50 A.
NJ. IL NJ, $50 and o'clock 7. NJ Returning
leaves Warwick Park at 1915 A. NJ. l:15, S45, and
6:i5 T. N. Fare, 20 cents each way round trip,
80 cents chidron under twelve years o. age.
half price; children under i've years free. No
drunken or di-reputable person allowed on tho
premises The company reserves the right 10
hOld portions Of the grounds and pavilion for
private parties Special or cooperative ratios
given 10 clubs, families. pic-nics, societies, etc.
For further Information apply 90
THOMAS ELLE1'f, Secretary.
No % north Ninth street, Richmond, Va
nv 2-3m
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

The exports OF tho principal articles of
provisions In February Of this year were
$577 ,043 below the estimated value of the
exports Of these articles In the shorter Feb
ruary OF 1887. The principle articles OF
provisions referred to are cattle and hogs,
alive and in the form OF beef, bacon, hamp,
pork, lard and tallow; also dairy products.
We regret 10 note that excepting In the
form OF lard the American pig has not held
his own In the export vslues or course this
Is owing to the hostile legislation OF
foreign governments who seem to have
taken strange dislike to our pig and bis
products possibly Unpopular saying az
independent az a pig on ice" has moved
them to attack the animal az symbol of
Independence. Our expectation OF live
cattlo is nearly double what 1t was in Feb
ruary OF 1887, and tallow has been going
out OF the country In increased volume but
all other beef products show a decrease In
exports. Cheese shows q decided gain,
and buttof loss AZ compared with
year age. In January and Feb.
fusry OF 1888 We exported beef, hog and
dairy products valued at Sl3,G23,7I3. In
the same months of 1887 the value OF
these exports was Sl5. sos 2ls Per-
haps on account Of better times We are
eating more meat at home. Perhaps
the supply Is smaller or tho demand
abroad not 30 great or the supply from
other countries greater, or something else.
At any rate we sent over two mil ions more
OF cheese in those two months of 1883 than
we did year before, and as A proof OF this
Is said 10 have more nourishment than
several pounds OF beei tina, account q for
part OF the deficiency.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

AMERICAN inventors OF devices bearing
upon the art OF war have long com planned
that their efforts we're better rewarded in
every civilized land than in their own, and
the result has been that foreign armies aud
navies are we'll provided with powerful
weapons which may some day be used
against tho native land OF their inventors,
though at small expense we might have
kept them to ourselves. The Calling Gun
company has just been bought out by an
English syndicate, and their plant Will be
moved from Hartford, Connecticut, to Eng.
land, where with q few impro vements large
numbers of tho guns will be made.
Tho Calling gun has received better en-
coursgement here than usually rewards
military inventions, but the best market
for war material Is abroad, and unless wo
buy important military Inventions and
hold them secret. as Germany and France
are doing, we caunot hope to keep them TO
ourselves. Fortunately wo are peace.
loving people, uncursed with tho menace
of.war, but 1t Is impossible to view without
regret this removal OF a great industry
created entirely by American genius and
industry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
The Bell Decision.

The supreme court decision in the tefe.
phone case shows once more the weak
ness OF that great tribunal. The decision
OF four to three demonstrates it plainly
enough; and the rendered opinion
ofiends 80 strongly with the general
judgment, as to make it very probable
indeed that the opinion of the
four was wrong as it has been before.
Certainly in a case such as this there was
nopossibility Of two opinions il the minds
that considered the facts had all been
OF the high quality demanded for
supreme court judges. The differ
ence arose from the different weight
given TO the testimony concerning the
So Oi-1lniel Draw pa,ririt'or. aiee oi
the judges thought it conclusive that he
was the first inventor, antedating Bell by
. number of years, though he had not
lEtroduced his invention to use.
lie was an inventor, without business
aptitude or knowledge of the world
or capacity for turning his genius into
money. Bell, on the other hand. was
rich In these qualities, and when he got
. notion about the telephone, he pro-
ceeded to patent the idea at once, and
before he bad made his instrument to
speak.
Tie government has instituted suits to
annui his patent, based upon evidence
tnat ne never invented the idea that he
patented, but stole it from the cayeat of
another inventor. These suits will still
% pressed, it is said though the su.
preme court in its present decision h..ss do
clared that no shadow Of fraud ,.ss,smnon
Bells patent. 1t did not, however bana
the evidence which viii, nsreafter No ,a;S
, Deto.e II and there's is a possibility of
sao'lfIsassaaslcJ6ilti in the future by bench
OF which Lamar will be one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
The Kentucky Defaultsr.

Kentucky, and not Philadelphia, this
time furnishes defaulter big enough to
make topic of national conversation, and
be is none other than James w. Tate, the
treasurer OF the state. Like all scoun-
drels OF his class, be enjoyed an unim-
paired and unimpeached reputation. lie
had occupied the Office for twenty years,
and his tenure was SO long and his Sc.
curity from prying eyes so great that he
made the usual mistake of supposing that
ne funds Of the state were his own prop
erty.
The defaulter this time is Democrat,
which makes the weight of his offending
Al the greater. The first Democratic
reqIlsitc for Office is honesty. Without
thAs foundation, capabllity and devotion
q the constitution ara as nothing. The
beaght TO which Tate had arisen in the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
Death n welcome Re,enso,

' Mnst II not be to those who endure lifelong
bodily suiiering2 From childhood to old age
many persons are tOrmcntcd with rheuma-
tism and neuralgia. Ordinary medication and
topical remedies are OF slight, and always Of
temporary efficacy. 10 escape the extreme
torturcs of these ngonizing complaints, they
should be annihilatcd At the outset with Hos
tetter's Stomach Bltters, which erpels from
the system the ncrid impurities that beget
them. Inc evidence as 10 Its efficacy as q
blood depurent In this particular IL very am
pie, anu strongly concurrent and convincing.
In violent forms of these diseases the nerves
are terribly racked. A wiucglassful or two Of
the Bitters before the hour of retiring usually
bringB % respite from pain, aud enables tho
sufferer to secure much needed rcpose. For
kidney troubles, malarial complaints, indi-
gestion, liver complaint and constipation,
the Bitters Is likewi6e beneficial,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
Merit Wins,

We desire 20 say to our citiEens, that for
tor 10, years We have been selling pr. Kings New
Life pills Bucklin's ArDica salvs and slsotric
bitters, ana have never haudied romedies
That sell as we'll or that have given such uni
versat satist elton. We do not hesitate go
guarantee them every time, and wo stand
ready TO refund the purchase price, II satisfaC.
tory results 10 not follow their use These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. IA B, Cochran. Drug.
ter. Pa. m
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
How a uorsshair Becomes snsks.

From the Bariwell Sun.
didn't want 10 sec a horsehsir that had
turned to snake We did, and he drew q
bottle from his pocket, filled with water,
In which was what appeared TO be q dlmin.
utive snake, five or six inches long, writh.
ing and twisting IS n anxious TO escape
from tho bottle. When put In q bottle Il
was nothing more than hair from borse's
tall. DIR. Mathews says the hair does not
undergo change, but that animalcules that
generate In tho water collect on the hair
aud make Il twist and squlrm after the
manner OF snake or worm. 1t Ia held by
good authority that many Of the so-cslled
animalcules have been shown TO be plants
having locomotive powers something like
animals; the motion, however, In not
supposed 10 DO voluntary. But the horse
hair makes hrst.class snake all the same
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
PERSONAL.

HON. WILLIAM FREDERICK JoUS
NORTH tho heir Of Lord North, has startt d
In the butcher business In a village near
Banhury, adJ dining the family seat of the
Nortbs.
HENRY BERGH, In his will, leaves a
handsome piece OF property To the society
which be founded, and he calls upon his
nephew and namesske to continue the
humane work TO which he devoted the
best part OF his life.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
A Grnning Deaths Head

Is scarcely more abhorrent TO refined OBJ
server, than row of discolored teeth made
visible by asmile. Correct tho hideous blem.
ish with delightful ana heaithtni sUZODONT
which whitens yellow teeth. impar,s ruddi
ness ana hardness to colorle y. unhealthy
gums, ana floral balmintsJ to the breath
The feminine mouth bt cones wonderfully at
tractive In consequence of It's use. Leading
actresses ana cantdriceJ regard 1t rs Inc ON
parable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

state made his fall all the greater. When
he was last candidate for office, he was
without opposition. Ills fight in dis.
grace after long career of honorable
service proves anew that in positions of
trust the best men need the most watch.
inU
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
VA Nd MAJ ERE,
PHILADnLrmA. Wednesday. March n, 1855.
Isn't it curious /?

PHrLADxLrmA. Wednesday. March n, isss
Isn't it curious
For several days last week
we had been telling in all the
papers Of the city and vicinage,
circulating about a million
copies daily, that on last Mon
day we would illustrate beauti-
full house.iurnishing by a great
display in eighteen rooms and
a very spacious hall. On Mon
day whole pages told the story,
and tens Of thousands of inter-
ested people came, saw. won
dered, and talked about it. And
yet people have been coming
and going through Basement
and first floor without knowing
that just over their heads was a
show Of the " House Beautiful"
such as they never before saw
and probably will not soon see
again.
1t is curious that people miss
SO much that they might enjoy.
The chance isn't over yet. 1t
will be continued a few days
longer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
- -
a sale luyesttnRnt

~ one which Ia guaranteed to bring you sat.
isiactory results or In case of failure n retnrn
OF pnrohhse price. On this sate plan \ on can
bny from our advertised Druggist n bottle of
Dr Kings New Discovery for Con sum ption
Nls guaranteed TO bring II lief In every case,
Hhen u.ed Tor any affection of hroat, Lungs
OF Lungs. bronchitis. Asthma, Who0ninn
cough, Croup. etc. etc. 1t Is pleasant and
agreeaple 70 the taste. perfectly safe ana can
ways be depended upon. vail
Trial bottle free at IL. Il. Cochran,s Drpy
store. Nos. lsl and l3J korth Queen street
Lancaster, Pa. ~ ''M|
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

nave had catarrh for twenty yearS, ana
smi,h. druggist OF Little Fails, recomm ended
Eiy's cream Balm. The eirsCt OF the ii raj an
plication was magical. IL aliayed the In liam
lIhtlon ana the next morning my he "a was as
clehr as bell, One bottle has done mo 80
much goou that am convinced It's use will
effect permanent cure IL Is soothinr nI.aa
ant anu easy toappiy. ana 1 strongly urge its
use by AL suhoieis. .- Geo. Terry. Little Falls
l. ml2-2wdeouSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
Why lie DUNncast {,

True, you are IN a miserable conditi1n-ynu
ore weak, pallld. ana nervous. Iou cannot
sleep NJ night, nor enjoy your waking hours /;
yet, why Ioss heart oet at tho druggist's A
bottle OF BuTdook Blood BiHers. They will
restore you 10 health ana peace OF mind
For sale by IL, B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
l39 North Qneen street, LAnCAstnr-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

There was an old man OF Tc igo, lived on
rice. Rtuel, ana saRo," be had heauac he 50 had
Aitnr no u.ca bottle OF Salvation on he
could eat roast beef and plum pudding all
Theysay the winter sd dverti cement OF houses
WIN run somewhat In this style. A large and
.ekah ~ inrnish hed house for rent, In easy dis.
tance or IA druggist who sells Dr. bulls Con Ih
Sylun ~>''ss''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
PrONed a Iiis Iken.iit

" Has maRical pain killing ana healing prop
ertles. ilhlf OF ntty cent bottle cursd iue OF
rheumatism and cold that had settled In my
Dack. fteles well as lever did In my lif, =
ctto d; boesbury proprietor Holland CITY
hetect,io OF. For sue by n. ". Cochran
Druggist. lo7 ana lt9 Moth Queen street
/ lancAster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
Mrs, Lanltry,

Ana other famous W omen have won n reputa-
uon Tor iAcuu beauty, nne complexion
makes one handsome even though I, q face Is
not OF p"Ifect mould. Burdock Hood Hti,srs
set olIeelly upon the circulation, and so give
the skin clearpess and smoothnc ~ oi herwise
unattainaDla. For sale bv III. Is Cochran,
ornEgsti' iSI ana las North Queen street, Ian.
Caster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
A Policeman Rracsd I'm

ID. Collins, member OF police, seventh
ward, Reading. Pa talks this way: "Sufiered
severely nom III -umatism; nothing dld me
any good TIL tried Thomas Fciecfrtc on m
Is IA Pleasure To recommend 81" For safe by
II. Is. Co. hiram, druggist, 1877 ana l39 norih
Queen stiG -, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

As well az the handsomest. ana others are
invited 70 call on nnv druggist ana get n esa
trial bottle OF kemp's Baisam for the hroat
ana Lungs "a remedy thnt is selling entirely
rclieveall Chronic and Acute Coughs Asthma
Eronchitis ana consumption. Price 80 cent
janl3-lyd&w n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

1t will be seen that in the Clapp &
Jones engine there is a difference in the
bids of $3.50, and in the Amoskeag en-
gine, a difference of sl0O. The more
Mr.. NOll's haste is considered in this
transaction, the more unhappy becomes
the position he occupies in the public
aya
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

'Haye tried Thomas kciecfric OIL for Croup
ana colds, and hnd IL the best re1edy / have
ever used In my family" VIM. n ty $40 ply.
mouth Ave buffalo, n. Y FOR sale, by II H.
street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

Has been using your BUrdock Blood BiHers
Us liver remedy. and nnus them very flica.
cious." Chas. l. Ainsworth, Al Vance Il uck.
lndianapolis, Ind. For sale ny IA. Is. Cochran
druggist, l5I and l5l North Queen street, Ian.
caster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

sHiL LoHs COuGH ana Consumption Cure
Is sod by us ON guaranteed. 1t cures Coz
sumption Sold by Il. n-rhtliran. druggist,
Nos. l3I ana lS9 North Queen ST.. Lancast or.
Pa. tS)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

Just keep that in mind. Well
have something to say about it.
We have been skipping the
Dress Goods. So much else to
say. Only a peep at a few now
"a pinch Of petals from gar
den of flowers.
Thirteen long counters and
the shelves back Of them loaded
with woolen stufs for women's
wear, not counting Flannels.
There isn't such another gath
ering on this continent. Like a
glacier - like thirteen huge
glaciers-these counters push
ing, crowding the stufs into the
sunlight of your favor. The
newest things are here
weaves, color-plays, combina-
tons. They drop from the
looms of two continents on to
our shelves.
Stop by a single counter. 60
feet long. Not an inch of stor-
age room about it that is not
crammed with wearing stuHs.
Every yard pure wool.
That for least is a 50 inch
stuff for 6oc. A mixture in
three colorings-olive, gray,
tan-and tan hair-line stripe.
Made to sell at 81. One Of the
price tumbles you are likely to
run across here any day.
Another; a little better stuff.
Pin-check Cloth. Light weight
for Spring wear, but firm, sub
stantial. A pretty jumble of
gray or olive or brown or blue
shades. 50 inches, 75c from 81.
A neighbor lot. Illuminated
Wool Checks in four bud time
colorlngs. SO inches, 75c from
81.
And SO on. Stufts for 81, for
sl.25, for $I.5o, for sI,7s, for
s., for $3.50. Maybe thirty
lines Of goods. Count the STYLES
in a single line, sixty-three
And all at one of the thirteen
Wool Dress Goods counters,
not counting Flannels
Fourth circle. southeast OF centre.
Dress Robes. Your only
worry will be what one of the
big moneys worth to pick. The
matching has been done for
you. Ample plain and ample |
novelty for a liberal dress.
Serge aaiIiiia melange
armures batiste
French serge
for the plain; combining stuff |
of cut and uncut plush with
satin stripes. Colors anywhere
from quiet to gay, $3.50 to
SI475.
Last circle. northwest OF centre.
The window draperies and
portieres in connection with the
illustrations of the House Beau
t!tul give some notion Of the
sort of work our Upholstery |
Department turns out. So do
the wall decorations. Every
curtained space, every alcove is
brimful Of suggestions. Esti-
mates or information for the
asking.
Second door, north CT trunsept.
What do you think Of heavy,
well-made, we'll braced Oak and
Walnut Dining Chairs, with
leather seats, at S2,75 each
Sit in one, shake in it. Solid as
a stump. A fair sample OF the
kind of work and material any |
goes into here.
Second door, Juniper street side.
ID ecorated China Table
Pitchers, IS, 35, and soc. About
half price. The Basement bris-
ties with like two-pennyworths
for one.
Basement, northwest OF centre.
InLh NTAkI lana HED
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

SPECIAL .NOTICEy.

THAT HACKING COUGH can bo SO uickIv
cured py Shtloh's Cure. We guarantee IT, sold
py u. Is. Cochran Druggist. Nos. l37 and lsg
North Queen St. IancasJar pa ~ ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

Tuesday, March 27th, will be
the Fifth day before Easter.
Just keep that in mind. Well
have something to say about it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21

LAsuAsrER, 4 MARCH 81, isss.

TN pAny ixrrrLieKxcxR publishes all the
tsaewrnphic news OF the United Prees MP to
the latest possible hour.
gRRns Tho Daily Kdition Of The lxrrLLt
snrua 70 delivered by carriers In the city
ana surrounding towns for loc. per week
by mail, $50 year; e26o for six months;
el.B for three months; 800. per month.
Tnn Wn1KLv lNrRLLleRHcKR Double sheet)
kishe Pagee. only elbo per annum. in ad.
vance.
uubsoriben Wishing their addres. changed
must also state where the paper IL row for.
WArdcd.
Advertisements nom 10 to 20 cts. PER line
oach insertion, according to location.
THE EINTELL10ENCER,
Lancaster, PA
~ Telephone Connection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
The Fire Engine Bids,

Councilman Lewis +. Noll, chairman
of the fire committee, was very persist
ent in his attempt, at the last meeting OF
council, TO have that body purchase q
fire engine without advertising for bids.
He said the very lowest figures had been
obtained by correspondence with the
firms to be dealt with.
Here are the bids placed side by side, /.
g., those made at the last meeting Of
councils and those presented on Tuesday !:
Last Bid. Present BID.
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T
Musn
% woo Z fsss, nj s a1a inches
3 sape slsas. % % s1shan
the
lowest tho We
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-21
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Hoods SarSaparilIa

Sold by all druggists. d six for %. Prepared
only by O. l. hOOD q CO.. Apothecaries,
Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-31
A Blow at Canada.

The Presidents message to Congress
desires legislation which shall give the
Executive power ITO suspend by procla.
nation the operation of all laws and re-
gulations permitting the transit of
goods. wares and merchandise in bond
across or over the territory of the Uni
ted States TO and from Canada The
snarls which come from Canada tell how
hard the blow falls there. Senator Ed.
munds' only recourse is to charge incon-
sis.ency, to befog the subject and to de.
clare that the President already has the
power TO retalitate.
So he has in one way. He can en-
force the Act of 1887. it is true. The
Act denies Canadian vessels en-
trance to our ports and is SO sweeping
that Its passage alarmed the grain States
Of the Northwest. That Act would not
retaliate. IL would iDjure the United
States fully as much as it would Canada.
The Presidents plan is to strike at
Canada directly, and last years Act
does not give him the power hs asks.
The twenty ninth article of the treaty
OF Washington made reciprocal the
right to transmit goods in bond. The
mistake that Mr.. Edmunds has made all
along is the suppOsition that that arti-
Gle is still in force in spite of the fact
that the treaty itself hss expired. Tbe
President clearly shows that that article
is dead. Then why can he not deny
Canada the right tn land goods at Port
land, Boston and New York free OF du-
typ Because on the 2Sth day OF Jaly
1866. an Act was passed which reads as
follows:
All merchandise arriving at the ports Of
New 1ork, Boston, Portland, In Maine or
In any other port specially designated by the
Secretary OF the Treasury. and destined for
places IN the adjacent British provinces.
may be entered at the Custom House ana
conveyed 10 transit through the territory of
the United Stetes without the payment OF
duties. under such regulations as the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury may prescribe.
That is the reason why. and ths Act
can only be suspended by the permission
OF Congress which is just exactly what
is asked in the message. 1t was sur
posed that there was a like law which
gave Canada the right to export as we'll
as import In bond, a right which was
incorporated in the treaty OF Washing
ton. Such legislation mas not been
found, however, and il there is none the
exploration OF goods by Canada across
our country must cease. One privilege
which the President desires will thus be
granted without the consent of Mr.
Edmunds' in fact II will be mandatory.
The legislation which the President
asks will strike Canada to the extent of
not far from $50, 900. 900 a year. About
two-thirds of this sum comes from i'm
ports.-Phild. Times.