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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
Carl Schurz.

Mr.. Carl Schuiz has written vigorous
letter in support of President Cleveland,
but bis conc usions are only those that
are forced upon every unprejudiced and
calm observer OF men and events. What
ever may be said about civil service re-
form, there can be no doubt that the
election Of Harrison would be followed
BY clean sweep Of all Democrats from
Office, and a return to the old system
which gave reason for the re-
form movement. Whatever may
b. said OF free trade there can
be no sensible fear Of 1t based on the
fact that Democrats propose reduction
OF tariff much smaller than Republicans
have often advocated. There is nothing
more clearly foolish than the fear ex-
pressed by some that the Mills bill Is dam
gerous because 1t is the first step towaid d
free trade. These are the chief reasons
that, with the consideration of the crying
necessity of surplus reduction, should in
fuence independent voters to give their
support to an administration distinguished
by honesty ability and boldness. The frank
lstter of Carl Schurz will have great in
nuence with all who appreciate his
strong character and clear head, and his
ardent devotion TO the principles Of hon
est, popular government. He has been
highly honored in the land of his birth,
but has not failed to insist proudly upon
his American citizenship, and in this he
only follows the general custom of all
Gsrman immigrants who early barn the
most ardent patriotism for their new
country. The Germaus of Pennsylvania
ore proud of their American citizenship,
aud, with cordial memories of the father
land, will not fail TO give due weight to
the arguments used by Mr. Schurz.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
BuIldieg Inspectors Wanted.

The accident in Reading is described in
our news columns by a member of the
1NTELLIeENcER staff, who was on the
opot and narrowly escaped. Disasters OF
the kind are entirely too frequent, ard
there seems to be urgent need OF q puolic
ofhclal whose sanction shall be necessary
bsfore any new building or floor Is used and
Who shall rieidly inspect the construction
before granting his approval. Large cities
have their building inspectors who keep
= more or less careful watch upon the
nsw work In progress, and order the DEM
clifton or strengthening Of unsafe build
ings.
Inspectors do not always inspect, but
they are always better than nothing, and
often quite reliable. Not very long ago
3 church floor fell down 10 this county
and killed number of people, and town
lolks had great deal to say about the
oarelessness of country builders. When
our northern market building collapsed,
there was good deal of sober reflection
On what might have been the slaughter
if there had been large crowd within at
The time OF the accident. No doubt
Reading builders then had plenty Of sar-
oasm for Lancaster architecture. The
fault il not greater in one place than an.
other, but it is painfully evident that
We need to place q watch on
buildings IL we are to avoid
broken bones aud sudden death. 1t Is
true that we can't expect to 70 through
life without share of danger, and the
Innocent citizen can never tell when an
earthquake may swallow him or the
lightning strike him, but he has a right
TO all the protection that can be given,
The truth is that our architecture has
not grown with our national development
and we build with too little considera
tion for 6rmness and durability, SO thai
even when there are no errors In con
struction, as appears to have been tn,
case In Reading, there is strong proba
bility that another generation will suffe
from q shaky edifce. Our own grand
fathers did US no such injury as we ar
laying up for our descendants, becaus'
they built when good lumt er was clos
at hand, and had to be hewn with TIT
axe, and, perhaps men were more con
scientious in those days. Now lumber !
turned out cheap by steam, buildings ar
erected by contract under close compel
ton, and the building inspectors are b'
coming an absolute necessity in ever
well regulated community.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
The Navy.

Tie launch of the cruiser Baltimore on
Saturday calls public attention TO the
growth OF the new navy under vlgor-
Gus, honest and enterprising manage
mont Of the department., but it must be-
remembered that an immense amount Of
work has been done that does not show
10 ships siloat. What Secretary Whitney
called cutting away Of the underbrush,
vas very laborious and difficult task
because care mad to be taken 10 preserve
the good timber concealed by the bush.
The navy yards have been made as
thorou 1hly efficientas means would allow W
and they are no longer mere election
machines for the employ ment of large
bodies Of voters who supported the ad.
ninistration, destroyed naval sppropria.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

NOR SALE-AT PRIVATE SALE,
A. the three-storv ttore ana Dwelling
House, NO: is North Queen street, Lancaster
Oily, IA Inquire OF
BC. KpEADY,
No. 81 Esst King street,
Atty for Estate or Jacob L. Kready.
sepl9M WSstfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
JOHN WANAMAKER
fOk bALk OK RhNT.

uOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
AA liberal terms, ON Wost Chestnut, Wal.
nut, Lemon. Mary, Pine ana Charlotte sLre cts.
Apply Rt
mlt6md Boz NORTH MARY STREET.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
No Cause For Alarm,

The prospect Of three cornered mu.
niclpal contest in New York city Is not
very charming, but at the same time it is
not very alarming, for in spite of their
quarrel with Mayor Hewitt, the great
metropolitan daiies are all agreed that it
will not do to imperil the election OF
Cleveland by any trading of votes for
mayor. The issue of this campaign is OF
such vital ational Importance that even
the reckless local politicians of New
York will probably find their opera.
tions encountered by the determination
OF voters to permit no risk of the
presidency for the sake of the city. It is
true that the temptatios te. seiHshness in
this s@sEesRty is very strong, for the sup
bortofs of Hewitt see rare chance for
securing firm establishment OF honest
and non-partisan government, and the
supporters Of the "halls" feel that they
have been wantonly insulted and that
their long established influence Is in dan.
ger of complete annihilation. 1t is an
issue On which the good of the country
appears to demand the neglect Of the wei
fare of the city and 1t proves point
that hardly needs proof the advisability
Of separating local and nationa
politics. The mayoralty Of New Yori
should not be decided at the same timt
- the presidency of the United States
But things at present look 30 very cheer
ful for the Democracy that the excite
!, ment over the nominations OF Hewitt and
Grant IS hardly felt beyond that city
and there is no alarm as to the result OF
the campaign,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

>
TIE London Daily Chrontcic publishes,
q letter from the Rev. Joseph Parker, the
i'm ported pastor OF Plymouth church
Br ,oklyp, who Ia In England on q visit
II genuine, this letter gives proof that
Henry Ward Beecher's old congreg alton
violated the contract labor law for man
with very shaky mind, or very eccentric
methods.
He says that an agnost,o shocked him by
inquiripg after his health, whereupon he
proceeded as follows III lifted my 1.-the,
gaunt figure 70 It's full height, and with
absolutely nothing for background but the
sympatbizpg horizon asked him by what
right he took an interest In the state Of my
health. The blow told well. The dragon
reeled aud disappeared" Then somebody
asked hun about the datc Of the
prophecy OF Daniel and he describes
an absurd formula ny which no
endeavcred to fiDd it,but apparently failed ;
for the candle fitted End clouds OF tobacco
gathered sr9Hnd me in q spirit OF tender
Qoadeiencs and was found next morning
by two policemen, who mover found any
thing else, wandering round and round q
pool, repeating one OF the rhapsodies OF
Homer. "lf the date Of Daniel had been left
to me how nobiy could have held on to
my Christian faith, but tho date OF Daniel
gone, what 10 leftH" He says that he Is 30
worn with grief over this matter that his
friends would not recognize the counte
nance OF one who, In earlier time, simply
read Daniel for what good was to DO got out
OF him. There 10 30 much good sense In
| these rawlings that they suggest the wisdom
OF some Of Shak espeare's fools; and the ssr
| castle reference to the two policemen who
never found anything olse Is particularly
| f,rclble 10 London at present Tnespectstl
o msn In such profound distress because
hs could not be sure Of the date OF Daniel Is
| a keen satire on the m ern sgnostic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
Liberated from their Fetters

Dy tho helpful, genial action Of that most peno.
ticent of apcrioHts. Hostetter's Stomach Bittars,
the bowels soon throw off tho burden that para.
iy2ed and weakened them, and resume their nor
NAL freedom of action. Tho action OF the Bit.
tcrs unlike that Of average purgatives. involves
no griping or drenehIng II 1t did 1t would, like
them, be valueless for ordinary use. There Is
nothing uugentle or unatural attendingits oper.
alton. Upon the liver, no less than the bowels,
It's action is most benign, promoting healthful
and into the right channel CONFORMITY with COS.
uveuess. other bilious symptoms disappear when
II Is systematically used, and the stomach IL
strengthened MS wen as regulated by 1t Malari.
al complaints, rheumatism, debility, nervousness
and kidney troubles are completely relieved by
Il. Sleep and appetite are Invariably promoted
1t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

In that row which Of all others should DO kept
IN thorough repair. n row OF teat1. are sure to
occur, aud no less sure to honeiessly guro
the face II disregard of the teeth cleanliness
Is persistent hut II the error IL corrected In
time with the aid Of suZODONT. America q
leading tooth beaudner ana invigorant, The
tenants OF ths mouth long retain their
strength and Wilderness unimpaired, A word
to ths wise Is sum cient.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
yANAMAKER'S


AS unlikely a thing as is likely
to happen in staple dress
goods-6s cent colored heavy
weight French Cashmeres at
SO cents.
Cashmere prices don't flop
around. Goods that every
woman knows and wants, and
knows the worth Of. Fifteen
cents off a yard Of this grade is
like taking it from a gold dol
lar.
Scary times for some makers
or you'd never hear Of these
cashmeres at SO cents.
OF course there are plenty
Of 50 cent cashmeres, but
they're the 50 cent kind. Here
you have a "just right grade,
yard wide, right in weight, fin
ish, dye, durability, and in more
than fifty colors, including all
the sought-for shades.
Not a whisper Of the makers
name--that's in the bargain
No matter; it sticks out ir
every yard. Quality, quality
quality. Nothing better of the
weight comes from any cash
mere looms in the world.
A largish lot to begin witt,
but no merchant can ever hav'
half enough o5 cent cashmer'
at 50 cents.
Northeast Of centre.
| The handsomest Matching c
colored Henriettas you'll fin
anywhere. Silk.and.wool-al
wool. Every grace and gooe
ness that ever gets into thes
exquisite stufs.
Hori heast of centre,
Il Muslin underwear is plea'
antly fixed on the second foo
handy to nine easy stairway
| and four quick elevators.
We have put some fresh g
surprises with the bargain 10
turned up by moving. A litt
house e-warming.
Another batch of Fruit
the Loom" Drawers ar
n Chemises at 25c. "Fruit
n Chemise, with lace at neck ar
sleeves, 3oc.
y Chemise, good muslin, Har
. burg edge on neck and sleeve
n 4oc. Square neck Chemis
. pretty embroidery, Csc.
Muslin Night Gown, yol
n with Hamburg inserting, Ha:
y burg at neck and sleeves, s
$ Night Gown, with a rows i
9 serting on yoke, edged nee
70 front, and sleeves, $I.I5.
'r 6oc Woven Cotton Undt
Z skirt at 35c. Domette Flanr
q Skirt, soc.
n blue ana black. ~ N'''s
to An All wool Underski
., 81 gray with scarlet, blue,
is black border, csc.
., Women's All-wool CardiI
y, Jackets, plain and striped,
In and SI.25.
m m Nurses Aprons, large 81
ho IS and s5c; better up to So.
~ Pillow Shams, 75c to Sal.
SO Home work don't col
is against such prices.
Second door, Janiper street side. Four
yator5.
We want you to know
p, Umbrella that is made Tor
70 by that famous old Philadelpl
in house Wright Bros. & {
sss Founded in 1916. Progrt
M ,Mir ever since, until now they ha
~ turned out the best Umbre
we have ever seen for
4. money. "Trueworth" is
:. name stamped on each tie.
a. fits the facts. Silk about
I. near un-wear-out.a able as c
g. be had ; finest English natu
is sticks; paragon frames, and
Z. the essentials that 60 to ma
al up the perfect Umbrella. I
8; ,n the best thing about the VIII,
Il ,' business is the price:
); 26 inch S575
ID 2S inch $3.50
- Chestnut street side. west OF main aisle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

AVE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW
w salesmen on salary 10 sell our goods by
sample To the wholesale ana retail trade OF
Lancaster, Pa, and adjoining states We ara
tho largest manufacturers Of our line IN the
country. send two cents In stamps Tor par
uculars. Sopostals answered
CENTENkIAL MFG CO..
Rugln-atde0r Cincinnati q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

PEAUTIFULD DESIGNS IN GENUINE
Japanese huse Jars hllei with the most
delicdt"ly y fragrant potpouu ohtainHble.
a h iye lot OF el-gAnL sachet Pow ders In
an q GHtity at lowest pIices
fRalLkl'o EAST END PHhRMACY,
toppOsite Eastern MarEst,l
rril'y's syrup OF BlnCdro't IT, via berry
~ hoIehouna Is The best for Coughs and
Colds. lOsnd % cents bottle.
A.w.TSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

uoUSE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
Ihe 1hreestory dansard Eo)f House
adjoining ,iarF's Nllla, containing eight
room, baih room, heater In cellar, ipe' cd
throughout. Inquire Of Aug. X Bair. INTKL.
LleshcER OFFICE, Allan Herr, or on!ths u en-
tses. oct2tid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

THE appearance OF Mr.. Whey Wing TO
at the Republican national head quarters
in New York had a mirsculus effect, 1t
appeared that everybody but tho door.
keeper twas out' to tho distinguished
visitor, who came to proffer the support OF
ton thousand Cinnamon to "Hallison" and
being wealthy and the head OF the Chinese
colony had expected cordial reception.
Whey Ying To was clad In royal silks and
looked fat aud prosperous, but II lepsr
had entered tho rooms he could not have
created more CONSERVATION. The simple
fact OF his presence drove a chill to the
heart OF every politician In the premises,
and the door keeper gave Mr.. To to under.
stand that everybody was out and would
probably never he In TO him. He claimed
to represent Yuet Sing, also very wealthy,
and no doubt some quiet way will be found d
to use these Chinese Republicans.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08
uooD's sARsAPARILLA.
OUT OF SORTS


Is a feeling per u'iar to persons Of oyspepuc
tendency, or It may bs caused byichanse oil
climate seas IN or life. Tho stomach Is out OF
otder, tho head aches OF does not feel right,
appetite IL c,prfcious, the nerves seem over
worked, the nina IL confuse1 and irritable.
This condition n NOS an exce lent corrective In
Hoods sarsaparilla, which. by It's regulating
ana tonipg powers. soon frestores harmony 10
the sysiem. ana gtvts that strength Of MIND,
nerves ana body. which makes one feel per
fectly well.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
~ have used Hoods sarsaparilla in my fam
lily for three years. and have taken II person
ally with great success. 1t has always butt
up my ~ stem by giving ne q good appetite,
has cleare my skin. and has made mo sleep.
have suffered from nervous p 'os ration. ana
have been cured by nothicg but HOODS shrsl.
parilla ana occ Asionally fe " of Hoods Pills"
u p. .JUEKKRnAss, supt. OF Music In Public
ecbools. CinciDDati.O q.
CURES DYSPEPSIA
"Ituffered a great while with dyspepsia,
ana tried a good many remedies. ftfend
urged me TO try Hoods sarsap arilla, ana
have now taken two bottles. II hiss entirely
cured mo OF dyspepsia. ana a scrofulous afYec
tion has also entitely disappeared. 1 can
hardly n nd words to express my high appre
| cistion OF HOODS sarsaparilla." ALLRH IL
| ABLHcM, City Hotel. Lancaster. Pa.
Hoods Sa' saparilla
sold by all druggists. q six for s5 Prepared
only by G. 1 HOOD d CO., Apothecarier
| Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-08

LNoh SA Lis OK RENT-t BUILDING
II situated four squares from C.nue OF
city, suitable for any manufacturing purpose.
Has gtod basement two HOOrs ana uttic, 20
feet 'front.' ana io teet deep Has new % horse
power boiler and engine, elevator ana Ufiice
compete. with = siding IN yard on tine q T.
X a. and one-stOry warehouse 20 by As feet
In thu rear .f main building, W III O or rent
cheap by applying at once 20
CHARLES MILLER,
k29 Ina A. East King street.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
TIE BEAUTIFUL kIRMESSE-

The Kirmesse will be great success.
Expectation is on the tip toe for this re-
ally beautiful exhibition and entertain
ment. The tickets are going like hot
cakes on the first morning for buckwheats.
Nobody short OF the spirit of major gen.
eral and the organizing capacity Of vet
eran could ever mold and hold in place
such an army of young folks of as many
different trainings and temperaments.
OF course there have been rufiied feathers
and slight misunderstanding but as the
elimination Of all the details commence
to unfold in grand aggregation OF united
and blending beauties, composing one
rounded whole, all little annoyanees are
forgotten The ladies OF the Guild are
sure that everybody will simply be de-
lighted with the kirmesse.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
CAPTAIN vIDLER TO THE RESCUE

Mr. Rees c. Wider, late superintendent
Of the Burton car works, some time ago
made a bet with Franklin B. HoGgh. OF
Kansas City, of one hundred dollars that
Wichita had 100, 600 population by the 1st
of September, 1850 Mr.. Vidlsr today
says his bet is good one and he has no
inclination to go back on it. The popula-
ton of Wichita is Increasing at q great
rate and Captain Wider. brother Of the
above named gentleman, brought along
himself, wife and eight beautiful children
from the old country 20 help swell the list.
The EAGLE welcomes the captain aud
his wife and children and hopes he viii
have many more of them. We think az
this rate Mr.. Vidiers bet is secure.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
HIS GAME DIDN'T WORK.

Yesterday party of hoboes was raided
by the police near the water tank on the
Santa Ee. One of the party, when about
to be run down on East Douglas. fell into
a fit" that called forth the sympathy and
assistance of the police, and as soon as be
had recovered he was permitted to go free.
He returned in the evening to pose on the
sidewalk as wounded soldier, requiring
two crutches TO move about and bee.
Officer Behrs saw him and took the
crutches from him. and he went across the
Santa Fe track TO soon return al dead
run. hatless and breathless, to curse and
make himself generally obnoxious. He
was a second time arrested and again tried
the fit act, but was loaded into a hack and
hauled apparently dead TO the station
When he was rolled into one Of the cells, q
prisoner who tumbled TO his 'possum act.
took board and gave him several blows
on his back that had a wonderful reviving
effect and made TIE atmosphere for the
time being have decided blush tint.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL oRDER No 4
HEADoUERTEEs SECTION "A !"

HEADQUARTERS SECTION
FIRST LIGHT ARTILLERY, & n. G..
Sec. L The officers and enlisted men Of
this battery will report &C these headquar-
ters Monday, Oct. Sth, fSSS, at Q O'Clock
sharp. in full uniform for special duty.
Sec. 2. The chiefs of section, color ser
geant. @. NJ sergeant and musicians viii
report mounted
Sec g. Musician Fred Buck win report
at these headquarters, mounted, at SD
O'Clock a m, f6e duty as orderly By ordel
Wills MErcALF,
1st Lieut. Commanding.
The woman's Guild are glad 70 an
nounee that Wichita's singer, Miss Hamb-
lin, has returned and they have secured
her services for solo at one OF the Kir-
nIesse performances Which one. viii be
duly announced No further comments
are necessary. The simple announcement
that Miss Hamhlin will sing viii insure q
host Of hearers
Professor George H Laughlin. 4. NJ L
l. D., professor of ancieats language and
literature of the Garfield University, will
deliver a lecsure at the regular public
meeting OF the Suffrage Society, on
Wednesday evening, October 10, at the
Congregational church, corner (, ai and
and Lawrence
The suffragists feel highly koaored in
having SO talented man speak for them.
The public should avail themselves OF
this opportunity TO hear most excellent
address.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
An ACCIDENT.

Night before last quite serious run
away accident occurred on the west side
Mr.. J. w Reif and Mr. Robbins were
driving horse 10 spring wagon on Fern
avenue, and when near Mr. Middieton's
house their horse, apparently without any
cause. commenced kicking and plunging
Mr. Reif was pitched backward AID the
lines pulled from his hand and under the
horses feet The animal thus being be-
ing beyond control ran into tree along
the road side and pitched Mr.. Reiff with
great violence 70 the ground He was
taken up unconscious and carried to his
house Medical aid was summoned aad
an examination showed that his breast
bone was broken and bis body badly
bruised.