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Whit They Need.

Mr.. Gowen is seeking TO persuade the
inter state commi Ssion TO ask for such
addition TO the law as will make the
DEGREES of the commission effective
against the railroads through judicial
process. We do not know whether the
precise methods recommended by Mr..
Gowen are the best, but it is clear enough
that the DEGREES Of the commission should
be promptly enforceable under the
law by flne and Imprisonment as well as
by damages. r.
We are satisfied that nothing will bring
railroad directors to their knees but a
Jail. Suits for damages have small ter.
ror for them, since the stockholders
pay them. Bat when they face a fine
and Jail for action notoriously and
maliciously against the law, they will be.
come law-abiding. They do not like jail
fare. Men who travel the country In
their private cars, paid for by their stock.
holders, well + d upon the fat Of the land
with houses by the seashore and in the
mountains and the cities, free as the
birds to roam about and pluck rich fruits
and flowers, will I've very careful how
they risk the loss of this airy, fairy life.
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THE Harrisburg correspondent Of tho
Pittaburg DispGtch. speaking OF the change
In the head OF the Democratic state com
mittee, says: "rho fact Is tho election oil
Chairman Kisner was accomplished at the
expense of tho most unblushing bribery
and corruption. In some instances money
was paid outright for votes, and In other
cases patronage WAS promised, places
pledged, and even threats OF removal from
office made TO secure support Tor the suc-
cessful cand idato."
The story il apparently taken from the
whole cloth becauee no names arc given.
Tho writer declares IA committeeman
from Lancaster county, who had few
days previously been named Tor position
In the Philadelphia mint, but had not beer
confirmed by the treasury department, was
told that unless he would vote Tor X isnel
tha confirmation would be withheld"
Who was he?
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From the Tins.
The Philadelphia Cremation society has
com plotted tho elaborate columbarium, on
East Walnut lane, Germantown, and In
A pril the structure will bo dedicated and
formally opened for the reception Of sub
cts. The building il Of the Rsnssssnc 20
sty 10 Of architecture. IL has a frontage uf
eighty feet and a depth oi forty. Ita
height including dome, - uino'y feet An
arched doorway, overlook 3d by marble
balcony, aud with stone step leading from
the ground IL the main entrance. The root
o! .he done and the cupols aro covered by
thick copper and tho crematury, situated
upon a high emluouC0 overlooking the
whole OF Gormantown, prose. Is a. imp ~.
ing appearance.
Ground was broken Tor tho structure last
June and 1t IL surrounded by tan acres u
ground tasteiuliy laid out in walks, drivos
aud flower. beds, aud an ipclusure FOR tbf
reception OF nrns containing tina BsheS q
cremsted bodies. 1t IN tho largest s'ruC
turo devoted To tbe purposes Ct Crs Lh,ici
In tho world aud cost 80 O0O
| The large hall Will be specially HdapteT
for funeral services Of any denomination
Nichts for the reception cl utHs Will b,
/ situated in tho building ana covered IT,
glass doors, upon which iuay ua placed iht
photo CCrapls OF the apHi
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The Gaze OF Cooper.

There appears to be some truth in the
reported project to unseat Field Marshal
Cooper from his place in the saddle as
chairman OF the Republican state CON-
mittee. 1t is said that he has too much
Blaineism about him, and the fear evil
dently is that he would become the leader
OF the Pennsylvania Republicans if
Blaine should get the presidential nomi-
nation. Besides il is said that lie is an
ardent aspirant for governor, and has
been using his position az the head OF the
party machine 10 further that object.
Well, what Of This Mr.. Thomas V.
Cooper is 10 statesman in the sense
which that term is understood TO mean
one broad minded and excslling In for.
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The Wheel OF Fortune

Less than score OF years ago, Jonn i.
Hoffman, governor Of New York for
two terms, was one Of the very foremost
Democrats in the nation, and no one was
nearer the party leadership. He had been
recorder and mayor of New York city and
discharged well and with public applause
all the duties entl usted to him. He was
born in the state, on the banks OF
its great Hudson river, descending
from an old Dutch family. He was
highly educated. and had distinguished
presence and mos. agreeable manner. His
ability was of high order, and he well
merited the high esteem in which he was
universally held. But when he was thus
strongly mounted for a seemingly long
ride upon the highway of political life,
suddenly his public career came to an
end !; and the strange thing is that oil
this came about through no great fault
-of his. He went down through the Tweed
exposure, because he was a member Of
Tammany Hall, and had received its sup.
port in his political candidates.. lie had
no pars in the wrongs done by the
men who supported him because
! fe gave strength and adornmert
to their political body. He was no more
worthy of condemnation because Of their
sins than was any other Democrat who
had no connection with them save as he
belonged to the same political party.
Gov. Hoffman ought not to have suffered
In public opinion any more than Mr..
Tilden, who had as close connection with
T@eed until the end came, when fortu.
nately he was able to make capi-
tai for himself out OF in the ex.
posure OF his associates. Governor
Hoffman would have led as strong
charge against the corruption in Tam
many hall, doubtless, il he had been in
position TO do it. But as he was not and
was the governor supported by Tweed,
he became an object Of public distrust.
He was too honorable and sensitive a man
not to feel this keenly, and 1t seems to
have caused him to abandon political life,
without an effort to recover his high
position in it. lie has lived quietly in
ANcW IcIhs pidCSitiuS law oouSN ho'
but chiefly enjoying the leisure that
ample fortune gave him and feeding
upon the disappointment Of the past
until death came to him a. the comparl
lively early age Of sixty years.
1t was a strange life, Sd brilliant in III
early prime and SO full of promise of ths
highest distinction for the years that ye
it was written should pass away so qui
city. 1t Is a public misfortune tina
Governor UoiT man. services should have
been 80 soon lost. We see no figure
among our public men that would have
more worthily filed the highest station
Until the advent of the present nationa
administration there was no public plac,
that New York Democrat of great dis
tinction and ability could flll, the stat
and the nation being Republican anC
Cleveland, with that strange obtusenes!
In selection which enabled him to over
look Thurman, also failed to pace IIof
man, while selecting much inferior metal
from New York for cabinet and Other
place.
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erslc skill. Bat he is Just as good wire
puller and machine manager as Don
Cameron or Matt Quay. The success OF
these worthless in their political aspira-
tions gives Cooper a natural desire to
seek similar honors. In Pennsylvania
one need not be man of force TO secure
political elevation in the Republican
ranks. Let him I've successful machine
politician, and though he possesses u
third.class intellect, he need not fear TO
lay claim TO the highest oilices in tie gift
of the people.
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wiia,,b,rre's MunIcip.i mnaafo.

Tho municipal difficulty in which
WilkesbarTe found herself With Two sVis OF
councilmen elected aud prepared 10 enter
upon their duties April has been tompo-
rarily, at least, settled by decision OF
Judge Rice. ono set Of councilmen ex-
isted under the Old law, snl enc set was
elected at tho recent election under the
municipal law OF lSs7, and both claimed ia
have tho legal right to act. To settle the
difficulty an amicable suit in equity was
framed and su ubmittod last week T. The court t.
Judge Rice declares in favor OF the old
council. lie holds that tho new law can not &c
into effect until the tsrWs OF oil the council.
mon already in CiIico have exuirCd, and
that will not bu uutl ApHl |, 1890 The
case will he At once taken 20 the supreme
court for final decision.
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ALLY NIIl,h nln Snnn nm.

Wellington Lamb, sg6d 10 years, nlGOs;
son OF Rev. JAMES IL. Lamb rector a
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church al
Moorestown, N, j., died Sunday morning,
The deceased was struck on tho head with
a snow bali las. Friday whilo playing with
some companions, rom which bo became
unconscious. Cer0Uro~splnst meningitis
set In and resulted In his death. lie was
member Of tho choir at his istheT's church
aud WAS to bavo boon confirmed ON Easter
Sunday.
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Not only in the spring tina, hut ali tho year
round people VIII need TaItablo CathNrtic.
We would IocOmnenl LnA1dur FIi,c -
Couts.
The real need Of . sick baby Is not go much
medi' tne as II ~ something Ia " assist ma.
ture Many things are recommended, but
the best known remedy for the TemHdy tor the
ailments OF young children IL Dr, Hu Is Baby
syrup. fiice only % cents II DO No.
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PERSONAL.

CHAIRMAN MILLS is sick With chi.ls and
fever.
j. Ross THoMpSOH, Of Erie, IA hoino
urged by the Erie ID onC crats for the vacancy
on The supreme bench OF the United States.
GENERAL REA, commander-in-obiefo O,
the Grand Army 81 the Republic, was
given reception by the Cincinnati posts
Saturday night.
JOSEPH w. DREXEL, the retired bank or.
brother of A, j. DIeNel, o! Philadelphia.
uien ou SUNDAY morning 1T his residence
in New York. Ho WAS 5j years of age
Mr.. CARSEGIE Will shortly submit, "A
co operative proposition b his 1000 work
men whereby the is!ler Will share the profits
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W. VA HihER'S.

rHrLApmrmA. Monday. March &C. rsss.
Expectation on tip-toc.
The store talk runs strongly on
what may be seen here to.
morrow.
AS already told you, far as types
can tell, to morrow will be an
Easter Occasion. Some
years Of experience have
taught you what this sort Of
announcement means. Our
store decoration is helped a
little by flowers and plants,
but over and above all it is a
goods talk, merchandise
eloquent Anybody can Sc
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Hoods Earsaparilla

"Ihave taken not quite bottle Of Hood .
saraparilla, and must say u IL one Of the best
medicines for giving an appetite, purifying
the blood, and regulating the digestive organs.
that ever heard of 1t d:d me great deal Of
goOd." MRs. N. A. eTArLBy. CanastOta N. Y.
81 took Hoods sarsaparilla for loss OF appe.
tite, dyspepsia. and general Ianguor II did
me vast amount Of good. and have no hesi.
fancy in recommending It." J. W. WILLIE.
YoRD. Quincy, Ill.
"I had saIt Iheum on my left arm three
years, suffering terribly. I took Hoods sAr.
sapsrills, ana the salt iheum hiss entirely dis
appeared" II. n. MILLS, Il Ere 1ch st., Lowell.
Mas, .
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PHILADELPHIA is excitei over sup
posed intention o! tho Reading railroad
company TO bring It's depot to Tw elth and
Market streets 1t is not at all likely that
IL mas any such purpose, because 1t does not
Seem 10 DO sensible Que. / would neoes.
slsso very unnecessary crookednoss In
It's road to tsGo 1t 10 Twelfth snd MsrEe.,
which would not he better terminus thsn
Tenth aud Market or Arch, which would
be reached with straight line
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Ior Ii,rnkIng EnnIr.

The throo conyOled ShaCkamsxCn bank
conspirators George w. Runm, Samuel
j. Miiligan and Thomas l.. Huggsrd stood
UP Saturday in tho Old quarter sessions
court room PhiladelphlG, and received from
Judge Wilson sentence Tor their misdeedg.
Bumm and MI!ligan will each serve
eighteen months in tho county prison,
while Huggsrd goes 10 The Eastern psniten.
tiary for one year and three months, pre-
ferrlng that place To Muyamensing.
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The BELLS OF Uppertendom

patranize SUH bpOSr because IT perpeir
and incroasIs the most important itGm In the
sum Of lovoliness, beauty of the teeth. Let
the mouth be ever so tinlll Il yer cupid's bow,
II filled with CiscOioIci teeth II Is repulsive.
whtened ana preserved with this peerless $
dentrihce. tho tooth form AdelIghttui contrast
to the rosonte hue ana lovely curve OF a pia city
mouth. sOHUDONr is far preferable to gritty
tooth powders.
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True, you are in miserable condiuon-.you
sro weak. IaLlid, uuu nCI yOus. NOu CAuuDl
sleep AT night, uur enjoy your Walking hours {;
yet why lose heart Get at the druggist = a
bottle OF BHrd0ek BLOOD EtHg,S. Ihoy VIII
restore you TO hunlJn aud peace ut mind
For salo by IL. Il. Cochran, druEgl,t ~ ana
l3g North Queen street. Ian castor.
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Ana Other famous wCmen have won roputa-
ton for facial hoRuty, fne computation
MAKES one handsome, tN0n thOuyH T. a htCo Is
not OF perfect mould. RUrd0Gk Rl1Od Eaters
act directly upon the circulation, Aud 30 give
the ska clearness ana smoui huCss Ot herwi SO
unattainaeie. tor sale bv ii n Cochran,
druggist, l3i and ID North GuUvH EtUut, Lam
caster.
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SPECIAL NOTICAS.


u. Collins, memNor Of police, Seventh
ward, Reading, Pa, talks this way: "SutIered
severely nom rheumatism; nolhlng dtd mG
any good til tried ThoRus' hclscfric OR IL
Is IL Pleasure to recommend IT." For eaIc hy
II. Is. Cochran, druggist lS1 and lD North
Queen stlGJt. LRuCaSLuE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-26

THE DelaWare County Record, pub
Iished at Media, by Joseph Chadwick, has
closed lis tenth year. Its editorial columns
are controlled by an able writer, and the
other departments are excellent
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Romarkad TO a friend tho other day that she
knew hemp'5 Balsam for tho Throat and
Lungs Rna u superior remedy, nq IL sLOppad
her cough instantly whom OF hers hau no effect
whatever. SO u rrOyo this and cOnv lnCa v on
at Its merit, any druggisI will give you IA sam,
pie Bottle Free. Large size Doc. and ti.UU.
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BARCLAY PEAK IL now enjoying that
lux Try vor cls ifod T. murdorers Under
sentence OF deIth-the insane attentions Of
young women who shower flowers aud
dsllcacios upon him.
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q GODS sARsAPARILLA.
Health and Strength

II you feel tired, weak. worn out, or run
down from hard work. by impoverished con.
dition Of the blood OF low state Of the system,
you should take Hoods earsaparilla. The
peculiar tonipg. purifying, and vItalizing
qualities OF this successful medicine are soon
felt throughout the entire system, expelling
disesse, and giving quick. healthy action 10
every organ. 1t tones tho stomach, creates an
appetite, ana rouses the liver and kidneys.
Thousands who have taken It with benent,
testify that Hoods sarsaparilla snakes the
weak strong"
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THE doctors VINO were at the hedside OF
Chief Justice Waite, are now quarfeling
over the mode OF his treltment. Their un-
seemy squab6le' make bittor reading or
his aillic.td fam'Iv.
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speaks KIEnt Up.

"Hayo tried Thomas FclFcirIc OF for Cruup
and colds, and ana IL the best rtrucdy hnN q
ever used In my family" WIN. nay, 6lu nv
mouth Ave Buffalo, n. J. For sale by H. h.
Cochran, druggist, lJ7 ana lGJ AOItA Gu, en-
street. Lancaster
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rhe Daily lnteIligencer,
,.,AscAsrxR.rMARon:a. 1858.

TINS DAuv lrTBLLrexrCRa publishes all the
teIegnphic news Of the United Press mp TO
j the latcst possible hour.
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eHEcHR is delivered by carlies In the city
and surrounding towns for loc per week
by mail. 800 year; e2-5o for six months.
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rHn WHuKLv lrTKLLIaRrcKs (Doubse sheet|
Eight Pages, only l-5o per annum, in ad
vance.
eubscribers wishing their address changed
must also state whore the paper is now for
wArdc0.
Advertisements from 10 to 25 cts. per line
Z. each insertion. according 10 location.
THE INTELL1GENCER,
Lancaster. Pa
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~ nv hlnther

Has beon using your Burd,ck Bjoo6 Rifcrs
as ixor remedy, ana nnds th"lu NuIyt I1tca-
ctous." Chns, l.. Ainsworth, a Vance d uc k
Indianapolis, Ind. Forsalo ny n. B. Cochran
druggist, IL! and l3j North Queen street, Ian
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CoopER's head is wanted because he II
too much OF a Blaine man. This Ia a strange
plea To make against Pennsylvania Re
publican.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-26

THE latest news about the Emperor
Frederick IL that he waa engaged In
tsnderly caring Tor Bismarck's swolien
legp.
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The Easter Occasion will touch
Bonnets and Millinery
Wraps and Jackets
Silks and Dress Goods
Easter Cards and Toys
Fans and Fancy Goods
The House Beautiful
The Crofters' Hut
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goods are only in black. They
are at the head. Blacks that
don't fade. Perfect lustrous
as a ravens wing to the end
ten years, if you please. Fit
stuffs for such dye. Mixed
fabrics without the faults of
mixed fabrics. Strength of the
silk and softness of the wool
a flrmness of texture peculiar to
itself.
We are headquarters for
these Priestly blacks. Every
quality of every style is on our
shelves. You will nowhere
else find SO complete an assort-
mcnt. We are SO close to the
manufacturer that we give you
al once every advantage Of
novelty, or of price reduction.
The Priestly silk-and,wools in.
clude:
Henrietta Clairette
| Drap dAlma Convent
Camers-hair Veilings
Alys Cloth Crepe Cloth
Mari Theresa Mourning Cloth
Iamise Venetian Crepe
Nillctte Diagonals
Many of them a quarter or halt
under the original price.
Silk-and-wool Veilings, 75c
to S. a yard.
Silk-and-wool Wells, s. to
| $I2.
Second Gree. southeast OF centre.
Two Towels from a hundred
sorts: Damask six odd
Bleach y patterns knotted
fringe; red borders, blue bor-
ders sturdy stuck ; $40 a
dozen. We have never had a
s. Towel that was better.
Turkish Bath Towels and
Sheets from Germany, Eng
land, Ireland. Striped and
plain; linen loops, cotton loops;
25c to $3.50. Not another such
gathering in this country.
Or of Linen generally. Judge
by one: 74-inch grass bleached
Damask, a breath of cream on
the snowy surface; not a fibre
weakened by forced whitening
| 75c a yard. We have sold
poorer goods for 81. Napkins
to match, 20 inch, $3.50; 23-
inch, s..
Southwest OF centre.
| Some Children's Black
Ribbed Hose with the bottom
out of the price. I5c. Sizes 8,
| SH, 9, oE.
First new arrival Of Women's
| Ribbed Lislc Hose; all new
shades of tops, a full score of
them, and black ankles and
feet. A surprise price ; soc.
Chestnut street side. " est of Main Aisle.
| Cleanup of Misses Fine
Kid and Goat Spring Heel
Shoes, All of best makes.
The little prices are because
some sizes land widths are mis-
sing:
l!% l3, /, iS aud q width D-ls. I3H /. ~
| ana :. An excellent school Shoe.
| were $3.50. now rs,
KID. spring heels, width A-iIk. I2, l2k and l ;
~ width p-IIS, l2S, IS. lSh ana 2. A
III, ssy hoe,
were i2.5O. now N.7s.
Finest Straight ioat. spring heels, with A \
| II, IN wldIn ALL, III and IL widIh =
were sa,5o. now 81 90
| fln"st MO, spring heels width \ II ard ny ;
width C-n and lik; width ID III, llk ana
| nn
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READIKEADIREADI

1t will always pay you to read our adver-
t,sement. These Panel Cards are the most
handsome ever offered to the people OF Ian
caster. and If you miss getting one. 1t is be-
OUR RTRAHSPARENf TOILET SOAP.
Which we save away last Saturday, was a
big hit. Many did not know of IT., and expires
sions of disappointment are heard on all sides.
we say We f0W give II, you can surely count
on getting It, No one dare approach us in the
value of free Cit Distribution. Some vainiy
endeavor 20 initiate. but fall short. We will.
eyes wide open.
"Reist Is monop ltzing The ~ocery bu.i-
ness" is what We hear from all sides. tie
wants to DO al the business" and similar
expres sions We hear every day.
READER.
We don't ask your patronage. II you feel
inclined TO buy of us we will do all can o
tains many good stores. Don't 10 ave one place
ana go to another. unless you are benefit ed
by the change. We don't expect II OF you. We
DON'T place ourselves under obligations, Our
we dare sell. 1he choice rests with you.
LOOK LOOK LOOK
one Car Dad of Goods bought to-day at a sin
gle purchase, and will be on our front pave
inent Saturday Morning. That's the way We
buy. Is IL a wonder that we sell so cheap
Seeing Is Believing. Many doubt our heavy
purchases. We invite them TO call around and
see. Think OF 100 Boxes Cheese (ncluded IN
this lot Of goods VIII ch we Will sell at or
pounds for 25c.
LOOK for Rare Bargains Saturday. We can
save you money. We will have plenty OF
help. ,,h hElsT.
Wholesale ana Retail Grocer.
Cor. ". King and Prince Sts.,
tNsIr DOOR TO THu soRRHL HORSE HorsL,
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In the course Of a day or two
you will be invited to witness
a peculiar exhibition in the
store. Meantime look up
your Encyclopedia, article
Shetland Islands. You
needn't linger on the ponies,
but the crolters' huts and the
bright peasant girls and the
wonderful shawls, so fine that
a large one can easily be
drawn through lady's fin
ger-ring, you may linger
upon. More tomorrow.
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WANA MlEKR'S.

cure natural and artificial
decoration by paying out a
little money. Add good taste
in arrangement, and the ef-
fects are pleasing. At that
point we are not much above
the average. But in mer-
chandise. Well, we could
crow on that point il we
chose. But we won't.
There are things which you
need much to know of the
advent Of Spring merchan-
disc. To. morrow we shall
try to tell you some of them.