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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

CoNs1DERINo the frequent recurrence OF
bloody feuds In the mountains Of oastsrn
Kentucky and Tennessee, Il 10 about time
that some vigorous effort wero made 10
establish some traces Of civilization In that
savage country. Some Of our expeditions
for TIE conversion OF African cannibalE and
Arctic Esquimaux might be diverted 10 this
region with profit to all concerned. We
have pretty nearly everything In this land
OF ours, and IL is not surprising that we have
q bowling mountain wilderness, peopled
with simple-mlpded mounta,neers who
have all the virtues and glorined vices oi
the bold highlander Of romance They are
very picturesque and Interesting variety
OF American, and their violent doings help
now and then to make the news OF the day
lively, bu! we are getting TO be full grown
nation and We must put away these child
ish luxuries. We might be excused for
tolersting desperadoes away out on the from,
tier, but right IN the heart OF the republic
and not ~ far from Warrington as IL
New York there ero people who carry
on family feuds, whisky dls,illsries and
lynchiDgs with absolute csrelessness OF
the law and the finess OF things.
The sparse population OF these re.
gions Will always make the arm Of the
law more foebly felt there, but missionary
societies have fine chance near home tc
display their efficiency as agencies OF civ
iliz alton and enlightenment In village
ia Knott county lately there was street
fight over an old fsud which resulted In
the killing OF three men, and two
others were killed In Perry county. This
makes Is men killed In this one feud, and
though the murderers are well known they
cannot DO brought to justice simply be,
cause the people are used to such things
and consider the fights rather oommsnds
bis displays Of spirit They can't see why
these smail wars are murderous, when
big wars are not Clearly they nesd edu
cation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

The prcJectlle OF a modern heavy gun
differs quite as much from the rough cam
non bali OF the old smooth bore muzzle
nsatisr oi worry serious difficulty 10 max 0
projectiles that will not 60 to pieces when
hurled against q wall o! sloel with q velocity
Of 9. 600 feet second. For this reason the
ofiioers IN charge OF experimental work at
the Washington navy yard were delighted
with test noar Annapolis on Saturday
which established the fact that $50 pound
proj made by them and fred from
one Of the guns Of the United States ship
Chicago could with this velocity pierce a
wall OF compound srmor ten inches thick
The plate WAS OF a famous English make
and far stronger than most OF tho armor OF
equal thickness used on English ironciads.
The inch forged steel projectile was
broken la passing through n, and II was
found imoeded in two feet OF oak timber
that formed the back OF the target This is
excellent work for beginning, but 1t will
be time to brsg when they have made pro.
jec.lles that viii pleroe 70 inches OF armor,
and guns to project them. There are
dozen or 80 ships sfioat that can take guns
like this scross tho bar Of New York harbor,
and there are several ironclads too big to
como in that are equipped with guns and
projectiles strong enough to pierce 80 inches
OF iron at half nile. To be- sure our
dynamite cruiser may put stop to all this
great gun building and transform naval
warfare into a polite exchange Of earth.
quakts at short range.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24
! Daily Intelligencer.


k100tUuIB
Eittsburg correspondent OF the New
~ Times says that there is un.
1eedly larger volume Of purchases
he holidays In Pittsburg than In any
Is American city Of equal size. lie
Wins this BY showing the enormous
nafacturing business Of the city and
- ~ rolls OF the iron and steel com.
~, ard there can be little doubt that
snsrchanis OF manufacturing city
y lnsasure their prosperity by pay rolls.
tners can buy directly or indirectly
- ncre distant markets and country
lunants can pass Us by, but the
Golfng man who draws his wages
~ in town and gets his money
y mali amounts at regular intervals
Gnls to buy, and, in fact, mus. buy,
rAt ia town. What money the farmer
l1n from the sale Of crops and cattle
'&oDos In larger sums, and because OF
Nj, and of the time and trouble OF a trip
Xotown he buys in larger quantities and
- u close and careful buyer. The work.
'nenan employed In manufacturing
Ablishment has wants that the farmer
nows nothing Of, and must spend more
y The stores 10 proportion to his earnings.
- natural advantages Of Pittsburg for
1AnuiacturiDg are making her great
~ and her people are fully alive to the
ace.
The Times correspondent says that the
otal Of the pay rolls Of Pittsburg manu-.
lncturers Is $685., 500 every two weeks, or
~ the 25 pay days per year s2s, ,4s7 800.
These enormous figures are quite within
NJ bounds OF probability, fer 1t must be
s1omembered that the great iron and steel
works Z" turn over their capital very
'11pidly. 1t is continually rushing through
1heir mills thousands of tons day, CON-
1ng in as raw material, going out with
10 labor added.
The Carnegie firms alone pay out a
ectal OF sl55, 900 every two weeks to their
LOCO men, while the National Tube works
have 5000 men drawing sl25,O00 every
fortnight. 1t is graphically stated that
1he total of WAGES for the year il con-
verted into dollars, would weigh more
Shan all the pig iron in stock at any fur
Dace in the region for six months, except
0coeibly the Isabella furnace"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24


THE Philsdelphis Press publishes n
horrible but very doubtful story OF the
crnel persistence Of husband who insisted
upon curing his wife's toothsche by having
bakor's dozen Of her teeth extracted. The
woman Was OF very nervous temperament
aud struggled so under the dentists opera.
tlons that her hue bsnd held her head and
ARMS until the bloody work was over. Then
the two men found that she was unable
to rise and che died within two hours. This
interesting piece Of fiction, for IL
lacks confirmation, should be quite
as eneclive ss real tragedy In
establishing the necessity Tor more
gentle treatment OF nervous people suffer.
ing from toothsche. These people ordi.
nsrily receive little or no sympalby, and
when they march 10 the dentist 10 bsye
teeth taken out by the dog n nobody thinks
OF the hsroism displayed. II IL really
astonishing that nervous women snd mep,
who dread other and more mild kinds OF
psin,should stand this variety 80 we'll a. 10
challenge comparison with the people who
dehsd torture in old times.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

THE Canadian customs cflic are work.
Ing hard to make annexation popular. On
Saturday they compelled two well known
Canadian lsdies, who had crossed over TO
Detroit to do their shopping, TO submit to 9
rigorous search for smugsled goods Noth.
Ing dutiable was found on them, but few
dollars worth OF trifios were found in their
carriage end couf1scated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

Nature's erorts are al ways direotsd ari,ht,
pit soIhstilnes occasional assist lnte OF ma
proper ain proves eninontly seryicsAple IN
ner euorts LAxador combines every onali,y
70 fshoef IL OF peculiar service in very many
Tbs diseases OF babybooa are so rar,,Iv
weAhenln ihat the uick., 4 means should Ia
used 70 cosek them DR.. buPs Baby sSruuJ
Price only 20 cests
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24
wAFA N A fbR'6
FBnAprIrHrA. Monday. Dec. n. is@.
Store open this evening.
Closed all day tomorrow

Stockings will be stuffed TO-
night. Are you readyi Go
over the list again. A trille will
do wonders as a heartwarmer.
Maybe a "last chance" glance
will give a welcome hint. Come
along.
The big things need no word.
If you know Wanamaker's you
know they're here. Take them
for granted il you don't.
Perhaps one in a thousand
Of the little things.
Small Furs. Everything,
everything-including Monkey
Mufs. More store than you
think have excuses instead Of
Monkey Furs just now.
Laces, Slippers. Stationery,
graceful Berlin and Vienna
Bronzes, cute pieces of Art
Embroidery, Lamps, Clocks,
dainty conceits in Porcelain ex-
quisite solid and plated Silver
ware, and whatever in Table or
Pocket Cutlery civilization has
made place Tor.
Decorating bits. Any kind
--ior the person or the room.
Floral favors, metal work
| (goldeny or silvery or oxidized).
ribbons, gewgaws, and a street
full of Japanesey things.
Handkerchiefs OF course. An
avalanch Of them clean, snowy,
or touched with tasteful tints.
Two dimes will do where three
failed a year gone.
Canary Birds that fill the
room with melody and life.
Clean limbed, bright eyed,
clear-voiced little fellows. OF
the blood royal. Another lot
fresh from the Hartz Noun
tains. $I.o5 each,
Basement, south west OF centre.
Turn a crank for music il
you prefer. You'll marvel tha,
such sweet harmonics and SO
many Of them can be had for SO
little. Swiss skill and patience.
Genius and care that used to
go into watches now 90 into
Music Boxes.
Basement. northeast OF ceptro.
That army of Dolls. Hun.
dred thousand strong two or
three weeks ago. How the
little beauties have scattered
They say there isn't anything
like our Dollar Doll TO be hao
for SO little anywhere in town.
Eyes that shut; legs, arms and
head that move; big, neat
lovely. Let the children say.
Toys and Games seem as
thick as before the Holiday
army charged through them.
Easement. northeast of osntro
| Still undecided Well, a
Lemaire Opera Glass is easy to
choose, and it will be appre.
ciated by anybody, $3.50 tc
SSo.
| Or Kodak Camera, loaded
for 100 pictures, S25.
Optical counter. Junip,r street ontrpnce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24
RESTS
Fns Distribution Of Cards Saturday Evening.
OUT THISOUT.
REIST'S
Big Bargains in Holiday Goods.
TWO CARLOADS AT WHOLESALE
PRICES.

Sweet Cider. lsc a gallon.
kUrS-English walnuts. 100. l2ko 100 and
lsc par pound Larya, New Fiberts, lbc per
pound, two pouncs. 25c tolisbed New Pecan
Nutss lac per pound, two pounds. 25c Large,
New Cream Nuts, loo per pound. three pound,
for 25c raper.shell slmonds, 80 ana Sc per
pound Taragona Almonds. lsc per pound |;
Mixed Nuts. New, loc. two pounds. Csc Pea.
nuts, DC per quart.
CASDlEs-Fourpo pounds for Is !, three pounds
for .5c, two pounds for 2Jc, lOc. l5c, lsc and ac
per pound. We have purchased over fly bar.
reis ot Candy and eau seli close.
DATES-fine New Persian Dates, Sc per
pound. four pounds for 2Sc.
FlGs-Large Layer Figs, IKE Largest, lto
per pound hsse two graoes Of Figs we
boughtin the original importation ca ses ana
conssq ueniiy can save on from TO sc per
pound on them. They are handsome &c per
pound less In boz lots OF ten pou pds zach. Also,
uno Figs, three pounds for DC,
GNAPEs-lOc per pound, or three pounds
ior VOC. oranges, lee, l6c. 20c, 2Ic and $40 u D
20 bc per dozen, Three barrels SuRar.JCaled
Popcorn, &c per quart.
RAlslNs-Dehesa Clusters. Imperial Cab,.
not, London Layer California Layer and
Loose Muscatsls. This Is the finest line OF
windows
Finest Domestic ana Imported Dried Fruits.
M1nceineat, &C. Ice ano | 20 per pound, runcy
Cares Graham ana Oatmeal waters, SAltsd
seafoam ana Water Thin Crackers.
Ctanberries. &c. Ice, lie, l5c. and xtra Latge
az lso per quart olives In bottles l2xc, l5c,
9Sc. b0s 65c, Sc and sl IS per bottle. Rhurber's
BEST Maple syrup. IN pint Decorated Cans.
ise per CAP, Edam Cheese. Anchovy Paste,
Smosed Sardines in OH, Boneless sardines and
thousand new things 70 tom pt you. Cell and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

cf my cold was removed Henry n. Clark, ist
Divisi0n New York Appraiser Ufflcc.
For several years have been trou blod with
ca,arrh, klye Cream balm has proved TO be
ths article Desired. I believe 1.-THE only cure.
IL. b. Cobarn. Merchant, 1owanda. Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

THE rumor Of great German syndicate
for the control Of the electric light IL fol-
lowed quickly BY more tangible story Of
great electric light trust 10 be formed by
q union Of the Edison and Westinghouse
companies
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-24

For thres weeks 1 was suffering from a
severe cold In my head, acoomp aiiisd Nv a
pAia IA Lhs temples. 1 tried some OF The msny
satarIh remedies without any relief. ElyTs
only six APP tcstions VI tts Eslp every trace
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

AIR. >teseea Ballard. Of L p,3er CITY. cei..
zRa letsef trons Ars. - = abe a faenes n
2ese l. IS nere ferlacf ss<ezaesfA a let
tsf wss tisea fs4d ifen 1rs. Il ; Randall,
- t'1soeeQ. wao lr<ssatsa tae t7z4G vita .
Aos ~&tsF Csiar f.cture. a greeting vas
sesiset hssa Ars- ke<k, fFsai1ent 81 f8s
N0usen : Lab ia Ailnsuks< airs. Pat.
Has caliea for remarks rem mesnbsg 81
tos N.ae 2nd the f0iie~iaf ladies rssposd.
-. 4rs. :. I. Nithey. Ags. ;. L. fullsf,
zna Mrs. Eaos Pusnagn
Ars- .. A. Bali. Treasurer. gave . cen
oelssd reborg, aud gas recess which t0i-
iowed wAs succeeded by beautiful sllexory
from tie taiessed pea II NJ. ID. N. Bsn-
Jam q, entitled TIE 1nQmph Of Edacs-
tiou. II sss presented by tea ladies, mem
bers of lbs Cub. Ia sxq1lsiis 1recian dress.
s0a vAs ous of the finest sdorls OF tie kind
sser seen ia his city.
At the close ~ ibe exercises the Secretary
was instructed % thank. ia some pleasant
wsy. tae donors who have contributed 81
hbef aily, ana whose aid has made the an
oertskiBg . success
The following ladies' constitute the com
mities or reception next Monday evening
Aesdzmss. ID ). 6tnlth, George Z. fltch.
Eaos Pusnsu. ), l. Withsy. q. A. Bal, l..
L. Rowland. J. II. Campbell A ,. Daniels
I. imn4en. j. d. Cody. II. J. Holiister. 1.
ID. Putnam. J. G. FitE Gerald. c. {. Perkins,
J. e. HerkDsf ID. IL. Wslerss {. Is. smith
aud y. a. Benjamin.
Light rsicsshments will De served in the
upDsr room by Mrs. Gregory and corps Of
ladies'.
A special invitation is extended 10 al
musical and literary societies.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The features Al Smiths cosy litte theatre
for the coming week. aud at the grand
special New Years matinee, Monday after.
noon. com prise host Of new snd attractive
novelties. the bill is headed by the seuss-
ti0nhl trio. Tine Famous Comets who for
the past seasol. were the leading stars Of
Tony Pastors Novelty company. aud bsys
created a furore wherever they have ap-
peared. J. n. Waddy. the wonderful bssso,
who will cApsiyate all who bear his SUPERB
singing. tae lightning sketch artists. the
Seiles' IN their limitations. eccentric DANCES
sRd iuSicrous songs. are artiss. par ex-
cciieni: Miss Aana 0sband, is The undis-
puted qusensog all serial perfornefs. Tae
bewitohing Lively Trio. Miss Josie Wood,
la Belle Pearl and Dollie Island, are ioI-
rnsase IN their refined songs and dances. "
The balance OF the company will endesyOV
10 please ia new ana novel divisions, an d
the rosring comedy, Three off Kind" will
close the show.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

PRoBArg-Estatr OF Chris s. DeCon. de-
CEASED Commissioner warrant and re-
port filed. Order for payment of debts
Estate Of Erasius W. Norton, deceased
Order granting executors leave to zccep
surrender of lease, and hold interest OF
Jennie o. Norton in real estate.--i1s;2ts
of Sarah Glover, deceased. Order alloxing
special administrator final acceptance aud
dischaTginS him. Rosidentary legatees bond
filed and letters issued 10 VIM. l.. Walsh.
-Estste of Albert Finch, deceased. Ad
ministrator's fourth annual account filed
--Estste Ok Christina Frey. deceased
Petition of c. A. Sheuher for allowances fol
tarcy claim; hearing Jan. 10Th.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
A HAPPY New YEAR.

IL gives me great pleasure to avail myself
of this opportunity TO thank the kind pab-
lie for the most liberal patronage bestowed
upon me during the past year. and sin
cerely wish you all happy New Year. Ii
has been my every effort and grea. pleas
ure to please you. one aud all, and pro vi &c
such eatsbles rs you would like best, and
inasmuch as the past year has reaDed me
such glowing success, / most respectfully
soicit your further good will and patron
age, believing me to be your humble ser
want, am
Your, with good wishes,
+. J. DETTEsTHALER,
III MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01


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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
CLOSING SALE

We business Our will be closed until Tues
jan at p will
the estockfo this great
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-26
MONTANA's PETITION.

Senator Voorhees, has introduced
bill providing for the admission into the
Union of Montana. The HERALD in
good earnest wish Mr.. Voorhees, and
the people of GU sist dependency NC
cess in this movement. We are not as
hopeful as We would like to be, because
Their. seems to be very general dispo-
sition on the part of Congressman to
keep all the Terrific les out a little
longer; yet there are some things which
indicate the possibility of the admis-
sion of Montana. The Territory has
made most rapid strides during the
past few years IN matters of increased
population. internal dev> lopnent and
governmental stability. Outside of
Dakota and Utah Montana has greater
wealth than any Of the Terrltorie I,
and is perh ps to-day the richest mining
region in America. It. people are also
not the reckless adventures who
controlled q few years ago. Many
of the most progressive. the ablest,
most energetic men in the west
Claim, Montsns as homie. and. they
are deyoting their best energies to the
development and welfare of the Terri
tory. The lawiessness of which We
used to b ar SO much from Montana
has entirely disappeared. and there i.
nowhere be tero or moe iii lent govern
nent. The Immigration during later
yesrs has been Of The better class o
people, who have asserted themselvesi1
q way to Dring o ,us com plete revolu
ti0l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-26

But that .~nIcA most suggests IN
pfooaDhIty Va favorable aGLlpn on the
IeffIUiy 5 petitlon Tor rehef from Its
s-aVlsn condition Is Inc 1acJ that IN
poIlIlcs Inc people are very nearly
eqdaly divided. Neither party can
rllh any suesiee of safety claim an cleo
ioh before The votes have been counted
Congressional opposition to the admis-
sion OF Territories is based largely on
pUlItlcs, ueIther party being willing to
admit Territory which promises TO
lncrease The electoral votes OF the other
50 evenly matched numerically are the
Democratic and republican voters OF
Montana that Aelther party in Congress
can object to the lerrtory's admission
III the gfouhd that The Opposition vii
oe helped th' reoy.
Ii THIS were d good year and gooo
Congress for making new States, Mon
lana might confidently expect to be
freed from Territorial oppression, and
10 enjoy local seIf-government; and as
II is, her chances are at least somewha
DETER than those of other Terrific
lies seeking Statehood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-26

LIE NATIONAL House of Representa-
tives is evidently determined upon IRE
.trenchment and reform" The funeral
of its late member, Moifatt, OF Michi
gan, Was made to cost only thirteen
hundred dollars, whereas Congressional
funerals so far from Washington have
usually cost aboul $500 There is rea-
son tor hope when such marked econ
omy is prscticed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-26
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The op.y line 20 take toT Des Eoiues, .dar-
-halit,wn, Cedar Rapids, Clinton. Dixun.
Chicago, Milwaukee, and al points East IL
ne people Of Nebraska, Colorado, Nyom,ng
Utah, idaho, Nevada, oregon, " ashiu stoI
and California il offers superior advantages,
aut possible by sny other line
among few OF the numerous poin!s OF
superiority enjoyed by the pati OILS of hi,
road between One ha and Chicago. ara it,
.wotrains q day OF DAY co aCE ES, which
are the fines that human art and lngenslits
:an create; its Pa LACE SLEEPING
CARS, which are models of comfort and
elegance: its PARLOR DRAWING
ROM CARS, unsurpassed by any; and
It's widely celebrated PALAT IAL DIN.
ING CARS, the equal of which can not be
found elsewhere.
AtCounclI Bluffs the trains of the Union
Pacific Ry. connect in Union Depot with
hose of the Chicago & Northwestern BY
In Chicago the trains OF this line make close
connection with those OF all Eastern lines
For Detroit, Columbus Indianapolis, Gin
cinusti, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pirtsburg
Toronto. Montreal, Boston, New York. Phil
sdelphis, Baltimore, Washington, and all
points IN the East, ask the ticket agent for
tickets via the
NORTHWESTERN
ifyou wish the best accommodation. All
.:ket agents sell tickets via this line.
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Gen'l Manager. Gent Pass. Agent
J. Il YOUNG, Chicago.
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