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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05
KANAMAKRR'A.


thing. They don't know what
we are doing.
Middle Market ana Chestnu, street sntrsnces
Ordered by cable; here by
fast steamer. Another large
shipment of the Silk Cricket
and Tennis Belts. 81. In
quality and color combinations
they are ahead Of anything we
know Of outside.
Chestnut street SIDE. with mems furnishings.
A few Of the killing"
French Hats and Bonnets and
some from our own work rooms
are down to two-thirds, three
quarters, half. Present price.
50 to $II.
Every thought Of wrinkle in
untrimmed shapes.
corner.
Out Of eleven thousand Ex-
celsior Cooking Crooks but
eight hundred left. No more
till September.
Conical crock OF genuine
fre-clay in block-tin jacket.
Hot air and radiated heat do
the cooking. Does the work
Of a farina kettle, and costs but
a trifle. Excellent for pre-
serving:
2quart size 2sc
4quart size $50
<quart size csc
6Quart size $50
6Quart size $50
Big counters crowded with
other helps to do preserving
easily and well--spoons, ket-
ties, fruit presses, and the like.
Basement. northwest of centre.
"Amazingly low That's
what they say Of the Bedroom
Suites a third under price
S28 to S25o. A great many
Suites, have gone out since
these little prices were made,
but the choice is still unbroken.
Second ,o-. Juniper street side.
| JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

THERE will hs20 delegates In the Demo.
cratic national conyention in st. Louis to-
day, and every man of them is for Cleve-
land.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

Remarked to friend the other day that she
knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs was a superior remedy, as Il stopped
her cough instantly when others had no effect
whatever. 30 to prove this and convince you
cs TIA merit. any druggist will give You O Sam
pla Bottle Free. Large size 60c. and el.U.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

JoHN L. SULLIvAN's benefit In New
York was dismal failure The public has
no use for him now that no has come to be
exclusively mouth.fghter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

George w. Gushing, superintendent of
motive power on the main line OF the Phila.
deiPbia a Reading road, has sent in his
RESIGNATION 10 General Manager MoLsod, TO
lake effect On July !.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

THE Boley case In the court OF quarter
sessions is q singular illustration OF how tho
innocent may he confoundod with the
guilty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

Rupture cure guaranteed by Dr.J. b. Mayer
83l Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease Mt once,
no operation or delay from business, attested
by thousands OF cures after others fail, advice
Free send for circular. marl0ly dAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

sHILoH's CURE viii Immediately relieve
Group. WhOopins Cough and bronchitis For
sale by ii. b. Cochran, Druggist, No. lat North
Ouaen street (n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05
CLOTRiNG. 80.

r A NGLERS' OUrFlTS-A VERY COM
~ pl.le VARIETY OF hods, Brass and Nickel
heeis, si,h ana Linen ines. Rod MouutiDgs
sueiiea HOOKS, Floats. Artificial Flies and
HUBLkY's DRUG STORE,
VI West king suCeL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

IA At H. ". Cochran's Drug Store NOS ls7
an 1s9 North Queen st.. Lancaster, Pa.
aprl.2md&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10

A SINGULAR phenomenon occurred the
other dav in Coffee County, Tenn. A loud
rumbling sound was heard, which was &c
companied by strange upheaval Of the
ground. Rocks weighing many tons were
rIven by some unknown subterranean force
resembling an earthquake.
SoIE time since q Weedsport IN "
ltorekeeper witnessed a rare and interest
my sight a large wagon drawn by horse
and an OK halted at his door, and about il
we're clustered a father and mother and
.wenty-fOur children, all boys. The father
stated that the boys were twelve pairs OF
twins and were all the children he had ever
had.
ONE Of the best-known figures in Wash
lngton market, New York, is q woman who
goes by the name Of " Lizzie the Butcher P"
Bic deals solely 10 veal. and can cut up calf
rs quickly and as cleverly as any man. She
nay be seen any morning separating chops
with cleaver or with long blade taking
Bones from the leg. She has worked in the
same place twenty-five years; there was no
stalls when she came 10 the market, but ell
produce was sold from baskets.
OSE hog, kept TO the age Of one year, il
furnished with suitable material, win con-
wet q cartload per month into fertilizer
With VIII produce good crop Of corn.
Twelve loads per year multiplied by tho
number CT hogs usually kept by our farm
ers would make sufficient fcrtilizing sub
stance to grow the corn used By them; or,
In other words, the hog would pay in ma
nure its keeping. In this way we can afford
TO make pork at low prices, but in no other
way can il be done without loss to the
farmer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
FALSE TEETH.
How a Captive Traveller Saved HIS Life
and Liberty.

How a Captive Traveller Saved HIS Life
and Liberty
These noble savages" proved TO be
exceedingly numerous. and they were
known to be dangerous. At this time
the Nasal were dOubly dangerous.
The cattle, which formed their sole
means of subsistence. were daily dying
in thousands. struck down BY adeadly
disease. The whole country was one
huge sinking Golgotha. and the peo-
pie were in despair. many. indeed.
diving of starvation. No more danger
Gus time could have been found to
enter the country. Like most savagcs,
they could not understand a
natural origin of disease. It
could only be produced. they be-
lieved, by Ngai God. or men as
sisted by black magic. On my ap-
pearance among them | was at once
seen to b. a phenomenal being, and
therefore. by their simple logic. pos
sessed Of phenomenal powers. was
dubbed forthwith the lyb0B ~ ebor. or
white medicine man. This was all
very gratifying At first but my pride
in my new name was speedily turned
To dismay on discovering that the
Nasal We're divided into two camps in
their opinion of me. There was that
Of the Fl -Morun. or married men. who
held that l was benign lybon, and
would. by my supernatural gifts,
speedily cure their cattle. The second
division comprised the El-Moran, or
warriors. all young men. 10 whom the
cutting of threats and the smashing
OF human skulls were the dearest
enjoyment on earth. These held
that was malignant eybOn.
and in reality the cause of the
terrible epidemic. and therefore the
sooner l was done 10 death the better
wouldn't be Tor themselves and their
cattle. Here, indeed. was terribly
ticklish and dangerous position 10 get
into. How was / to play the role OF
the magician in such way rs TO en-
| courage the El-Moruu in their faith
and undermine the suspicious Of the
/ Es-Moran and impress them with a
/ belief in nv supernatural yet benign
powers2 Happily. by very lucky
changer. should l say, by a special
Providcnce?-I was the happy owner
Of n few false teeth Che originals
/ having been Knocked out when l was
a boy). aud by the skillful manipula-
ton Of these | was enabled to strike
| terror into the hearts of my enemies
I and strengthen the beliefs of my
I friends. Joseph Thomson. ia Good
| Words.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
SOME HISTORICAL FACTS.

Chance for Senator Voorhees, to Ex-
plain" a Little-The Documents which
Were Found in His Ofhce-GeneraI Car
rington's Caustie letter.
MINNsAPoLIs, Mimi, May 3.-Apropos
tho fact that Senator voorhees, has ve-
hcmently denied the charges Of treason
against the Government during the war of
the rebellion preferred by Senator Ingalls,
in his speech in the Senate, the following
viii be found OF general interest 1t is
taken from the Memphis Bulletin CT Sep
ter1Ger ,, 1854 Certain documents had
oeen found hi Senator Voorhees, law office,
ard he wrote 10 General Henry B. Caring
ton, who was evidently connected in some
way With the discovery Of the documents,
demanding a traction. The following is
a synopsis Of Carrington's reply:
ID. w. VOORHEES,: You ask me to publish
retracton Of ms charge thai reasonable dueu-
ments had ocen found in your ONCE and ask me
to put tue facts before the people in their true
light Inever published nor caused to be pub
lished the charges. The facts are these; Tbs
PAYERS referred 10 are liz copies OF the ritual OF
the 20. A. X, - u reasonable document aiming
L overthrow the Government OF the United
States OF which you are member. The gentle
man who found " these papers" told me that
tncy were found In yoEr Office. The following
are some OF the circumstances" that led me
I 10 suppose that they were correct: The
ritual had been ISSUED IN the autumn
OF 1863. Your Congress ional documents were
found in the Office where these papers were
found. The eorrespon ,ence OF Senator WALL
OF New Jersey, under his frank, indorsing the
proposition TO furnish you with 20,olO stand OF
Garibaldi rifles just imported, 3" for which he
could vouch," was in the Office where these
papers were found. The correspondence of G.
/. Nallandigham from Windsor, Canada West,
assuring you "our people vii! fight and that
+" he is ready" and fixing point ION the
Lima road /" at which 10 meet you" was
in the offlee where these papers were found.
the correspondence OF Joseph Restine,
Auditor of State, declaring that "he would
like TO see all Democrats unite in open and
bold resistance 10 all attempts to keep
ours united people by force of STEEL and
that this was war against Democracy" was
in the ohice whore these papers were found.
Tho correspondence OF j. Hardesty.who wants
you to have that 10000 men ready, as we don't
know how soon we shall need them" was In
the oficC here this ritual was found. The
correspondence OF j. j. Bingham, who asks you
"ifyou think the South has resources enough
to keep the Union forces al bayF and says that
you "must have sources OF Information which
he has not" was in the Office where these
papers we're found. These are some OF "the
circumstances" And yet | eheerfully accept
your denial and so respond as you request,
'that the people may know the truth"
HENRY B. CARitINGTON.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
THE BOURBON BARREL.
Why 1t Will Play AN Important Part in
the Coming Campaign.

Probably it is safe to say that the
main strength of the Democratic party
this year win lie in its campaign fund.
The managers will doubtless have an
abundance of money; and the power
of dollars has been demonstrated i'm
our politics. There are several sources
from which contributions will flow.
The Democracy having espOused free
trade, the importing interest of the
East viii of course feel disposed to
promote the Cleveland campaign.
Financial assistance will be drawn
also from the Federal ciyil-seryice.
Those two prodigious departments.
the Treasury and the Post-office, are
under the management of expert and
not super-scrupulous politicians. The
vast majority of Federal officials are
embraced i'm these branches of the SER
vice. Secretary Fairchild has infused
a partisan spirit into the Treasury. He
will not hesitate to use all possible
means to aid the Administration and
the Democratic party 1t may be
confidently predicted that the as
sessment abuse will flourish, and
this will provide a handsome
revenue for the Democratic Exec
utive Committee. Postmaster-General
Dickinson has an immense army of
oflice-holders under his control. Not
only is Mr. Dickinson a shrewd organ
izeI'. but he has the reputation of
very successful money-gctter. The
Democratic managers can depend
upon him to extract magnificent
sum from the thousands of post
masters and their employees through
out the country. It is probable, also.
that the Administration will not find
the plethOric condition of the United
States Treasury n disadvantage i'm
gathering up a campaign fund, if
skill be shown in pledging favors for
support Lastly, rs we have more
than once before pointed out. the Adj
ADMINISTRATION has been vested by the
Interstate Commerce law with power
TO levy tribute from the great railroad
corporations. The Commission is a
creature of the President, and under
the law its authority over transport
taiion lines is comprehensive and al
most autocratic. In view of all these
resources of the Administration it IS
apparent that the possibilities for rails
ing money are mbounded ~ Cincin-
NAH Times.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Ohio Home for the Blind, at iberia,
Morrow County, has now eighteen inmates,
who earn from fifty to eighty-hve cents per
day, after paying their board, in making
brooms.
THE silk manufacturers through Penn
sylvania are having difficulty in finding 0
sufficient supply of skilled labor. The work
Inen object TO leaving the large cities snd
going into country towns.
A San Francisco concern is making hand
some pressed brick out Of coal ashes and
cindcrs. These bricks have stood the SC
vercst tests for strength and arc made
without baking or burning.
AN English company claims to be able to
make one ton of pure tin from thiriy-threo
tons Of scraps and waste tin, and figures
out q profit of $3.50 ton for the business
counting pure tin at only $500 ton.
ONE OF the best-inforrned bee men in the
United States estimates the total annual
honey product OF North America and tho
plants OF producers to be worth S30,0e0000
California stands first in the production Of
honey.
CARDINAL HOWARD, the Oldest English
speaking Cardinal and a cousin Of the Duke
Of Norfolk, is as mad as a March hare. and
has been taken TO a private asylum az
EdSSy. u iFSJty SUuuEDdu village tL Il stjASs
GENERAL BOULASGER having been turned
out of the army is entitled to pension of TO-
000 francs year, and 1900 francs additional
as a Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor.
his parliamentary salary Will be 9,G9
francs, making 21,000 francs in all
MISSIONER, the famous French painter,
IS a very small man with very large head,
and long white beard that sweeps OYER his
chest He lives in gorgeous house in
Paris, but he is said to be Disconnected be-
cause, wealthy as he Is, he is not weather.
NINE. MUSKACsY has been so impressed
by what her husband told her about the
United States that she has determined to
pay this country an early visit. Before she
married the Hungarian pain ter Nine
Munkacsy was the widow Of al austrian
baron.
COPPER and sulphuric acid make the blue
vitrol of commerce; iron and sulphuric acid
make the green vitrol; marble dust and sui
phuric acid make the sparkling, celebrating
gas that bubbles and froths through soda
water; while starch, or sawdust, or old
wooden rags and sulphuric acid will make
sugar or strip.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
PRIME PRESS PlcKINcS.

NINETEEN THOUSAND more lrishmen left
their native land last year thu in the year
before.
CONGRESS has appropriated half million
dollars for statue OF Abraham Lincoln ip
Washington.
II is stated that company of capitalists
is being organized to drain Lake Oleecho.
bee, in Florida.
THE town of Marietta, o., where the first
organization and permanent settlement Of
the Northwest Territory was begun on April
Z, 1873, celebrated the ccntennial Of that
event.
JUDGE SHIELDS. OF Omaha, has decided
that when en- attorney doesn't charge more
money for his services than his client has
the fee is not unreasonable. An emigration
of lawyers to Omaha may be expected.
Mrs. CLEVELAND could not attend the fair
for the benefit Of the Working Girls Club
held recently in New York, but she sent as
o substitute two hundred of her photo
graphs with her autograph attached, which
were sold for high price, and netted II
good round sum for tins very worthy OBJ
ject
4 MOVEMENT has been started by the
farmers of Kansas looking TO the organiza-
toa Of q Farmers Trust, to include the
farmers, stock taisCrs and feeders of the
Northwestern States and Territories of the
the Mississippi valley. 1t is proposed TO
control shipments and thus regulate the
supply and prices of the products of the
soil.
A NUMBER of Des Moines' most promi-
neat young colored men have formed
Publishing company, and win issue the
Iowa Sta'e Fire Oman, a weekly paper de-
al 10
and moral elevation of the colored race
Colored men of National reputation win DO
weekly contributors.
THE United States Senate has appropriated
$4,000 to finish the monument to Mary, the
mother of Washington, in Northumberland
County, Va Some years ago monument
was begun at the old Virginia plantation
where she is buried, but was ? 4ndonc, and
fell partly into decay. Now 1t is proposed
TO build substantial one that will endure
THE remarkable presence of mind Of
Alice knight, an eight year-old girl living
at Lowell, Mass, recently saved the life OF
her six year-old brother The little fellow
ventured where the ice was too thin, and
fell into the water. The girl lay down on
the ice, and cautiously crcpt to the edge,
grasping her brother by the shoulder and
holding him till help came.
IT is interesting to learn that Mrs. Clevc-
land always calls her husband - Mr.. Presi-
dent" Mr.. Cleveland addresses his wife
as Frank" Martha Washington in her
younger days called her husband George"
but in the last twenty-five years of her life
she always addressed him as " General"
While in the White House Mrs. Hayes
called her husband Mr.. Hayes" Mrs.
Lincoln and Mrs. Garfield always addressed
their husbands respectively as "Abram
and Jim" Now the question is What
should Presidents wife, according to
etiquette, call her hushandl Precedent
seems to give no answer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
THE NATIONS FINANCES.
An Indictment which Is Sufficient to
Damn the Democratic Party.

Damn the Democratic Party.
Processing detestation Of the Republican
financial policy, the Democratic party has
failed utterly to shape one Of its own; and
any departure from Republican precedents
has been dismal failure.
This count is simply a historical fact.
Twenty two years ago, at the close Of the
war, the National revenue was s590,000,00
annually. This, by tho natural increase
noted above, in the eleven years the Re-
publican party held power after that date,
would have been increased to S6iO,OO0,00O
annually In its eleven years Of control
the Republican party cut of Ss}5?, 600 Of
the annual rcycnue-InOrc than half; il
cut down Governmental expenses and inter
est account to S237, 100000, leaving 40,OOO,-
600 year to be applied to paying the debt.
1t carried out this policy right along, and
used all the surplus also in debt cancella-
tion.
The Democratic party paid OF the bonds
as long as they were subject to call, but
then departed from Republican precedent;
did not purchase and retire bonds; did not
refund the debt, or take any measure to re-
dGce the debt; let the ulg,l.s accumulate;
has failed to pass any measure TO reduce
the revenue; is forced 20 loJu out millions
Of the peoples mone%. without interest, TO
avoid financial panic; and is now
wranrlinT over n reduction bin which it
can not pass, and which is repudig,cd by
the people.
There is 10 remedy bat return to Re-
publican rilie, and business management
of the Nations finances. The indictment
given above IS enough to damn any party
with the people. II is record Of false
pretenses, Of laundering incapacity, Of
lack Of ordinary business sense in the Eaan-
agement of the peoples affairs. All the
intelligent voters of the Nation must rally
to defeat a continuance OF such an incom-
petent party in power, in order that the
Nation shall not be plunged into financial
wrcck.-Tolcdo B'aie.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
CROWDED WITH GIANTS.
Why Republicans Have Reason to lie
Satisfied with Their Party.

The Republican party is like the
pine forests of the Yosemite valley.
crowded with giants. The falling out
of one or another still leaves full
ranks of sturdy and heroic growth.
The stuff of which it is made, the
forces of nature and circumstances
that created it. the hereditary results
of free-soil Democracy and the protect
ive-tariff Wing, compound of liberal
ity, audacity and justice, Kin in its
construction and sustenancc, have
made it what is.
This was n shabby Nation when
James Buchanan stepped out of the
Presidential chair, regarded with con-
tempt abroad and commanding no
respect at home. 1t was Republican
policy that re-made us Il Nation, ex-
torted the worlds regard for its
heroic sacrifices for principle,
and made it respected for its afflu-
encc and financial honor. Is this
the party all once to dwarf itself,
and TO slow and stagnatc the pulses
of its growth? Is it its nature
to changed in the twinkling of a
mugwump eye? Call the roll.
Where will you find such names as fol-
low in this loyal old guard? Blaine ="
(out on furlougD. "Evarts" (here
and on duty, "Allison GALL Iowa
behind him responds "aye -. His
cock" "Ingalls" (here), "Depew ="
(here, and at the 'front.'. Indiana re-
spends for Harrison, Ohio for Sher-
man and Foraker. Illinois rolls out
Lincoln and Farwcll. Minnesota. with
a voice like blizzard. shouts: wash
burne." All down the front come the
responsive "ayes from the long, long
line of tried and veteran grenadiers.
The Republican party has in fact a
regiment of Major Generals, either one
fit to wear the stars on the epulets he
has so worthily won. Not one of
these is a novice. Experience has inn
bued each with forcsighted American
ideas. No people here or elsewhere.
now or heretofore, no party present
or past, has or has had such aiiluent
material of craftsmanship for the Sc
lection of n leader. Any selection it
may make will be competent one.
ANY choice will be a wise choice. -
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