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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

NATURAL GAS has just given another
powerful illustration OF the fact that IL IL O
good servant but bad master. The hand
soonest church edifice In Buffalo, 81 PAurs
Episcopal cathedral, has been using natural
gas In Its furnace. On Thursday an explo-
sion occurred and the $50, 600 building Ia
now In ruins 1t may not be a. convenient
or AZ cheap to burn coal as to use natural
gas, but tho former practice Is not attended
with such exciting experiences.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

THE New York World was five years
old on Thursday, and It recalls the fact that
theoirculation for Sunday, May 20, 1883, WIS
1880; for Sunday, March IL, 1888, 2sG,. Z.
l3o-an increase OF 1900 per cent Tho
World is wonderful newspaper, but 1t
bit OIL more than II could chew when 1t es-
sayed to elect its own district attorney for
New York. .
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best, and when they begin to squabble
over the matter, Boulanger will be heard
from once more. Fortunately there are
plenty Of strong men eagerly watching
the drift Of affairs from every quarter Of
the political compass, and there is ground
for hone that the conflicting ambitions OF
imperialists, royalists and Boulangists
may continue to meet and balance 80
equally that the republic may be pre-
served
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
Of en- Before the meridian Of LIE

IA reached, the teeth decay. In nine Cases out
Of ton they become carious through neglect
The timely use OF soZODONr, arrests the de-
structive effects OF Impurities which have
been allowed to accum ulate upon the teeths
Cbiidren's teeth polished AND invigorstsA by
this sslutary botanic preservative. will remain
SOUND and white until ripe old age, and fall.
ing teeth are rescued by II from increasing e
di'apidation. rMWaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

WE were told that Alabama and Georgia
were going TO lire Mr.. Cleveland overheard,
because no was too much OF Q FREQ trader.
1t was an absurd charge, and was no con.
sidered by the state conventions OF these
two states, which were for Cleveland might
aud main. We zee no rift In the Democratic
lutte In the Solid South.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

HENRY E. DIxEy, who has taken a
quick bound into fame by his play OF
"Adonis," Is said to have lost Sls, 600 st
poker TO one Andrew J. Dam In New
York. 1t Is very doubtful II DIxey ever
had that much money to lose. II the story
istrue, II shows how a fool and his money
cannot keep company very long.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
LNnohod \ Farm uAnn

A dispatch from Bowling Green, Michi.
gan, says mob OF about one hundred men
went TO the farm Of Joseph Smith, in the
Richpond neighborhood, and hanged a
has bad about twenty horses poisoned dur.
Ing the past year and the nsgroe was sup
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
The Daily lnteIligencer.
LANCASTER. MAY IL. isss.

TEE DAILY irrrLIIeRNcKR publishes all the
telegnphic news Of the United Press mp to
the latest possible hour.
TERMS Tho Daily Rdition OF THB INTsLti'
eHrcKR Il delivered by carriers I'm the city
and surrounding towns for loo per week
BY man. 800 q year; s2so for six months
o.8 for three months; 800. per month.
rnn WHnKLy lNrRLLieRxoRR Double sheet)
Eight Pages, only el5o per annum, in ad.
vance
eubscrfbers wishing their address changed
must also state whore the paper is now for.
warded.
Advertisements from 10 10 Is cts por line
each insertion, according to location.
THE INTELLIGKNCER,
Lancaster. Pa
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Kicked DOT.

How many people there arc who are strug.
glirg to rise In this world that are Kicked
down ana out by envfous rivals. 7honas' Nc.
tecfrtc on never I" Kicked out" it's patrons. 1t
. true blue. For throat affections, asthma and
catarrh IL IL n certain ana rapid cure. for sale
by Il. B Cochran druggist, 1877 ana I29 North
Queen street. Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
WANA MAKER
White Twilied SILK Tennis Shirt, London
made, 90
London made shrunk white FLANNEL
TrOusers al

The playthings that make
need for the aforesaid things.
No such other gathering of
them in America. Nets, poles,
markers, and thirty-fve styles
Of Rackets. Every we'll
thought.oi makers full line. A
table full of the top-notch
Sears Special" 81. A dandy;
but we believe the Wanamaker
Specials-Fair.nount 81, Ard
more s., Belmont 81, and Wis
sahickon s., to be the best
Rackets ever offered for the
money. Discount to clubs.
Breezy Japanese Fans from
3 cents for plain flat to $3.50
for the finest parchment. Quaint
shapes and color mixings. Use
or decorations. Jap wit and
skill have been capering to-
gether.
Satin Palm Fans, the hard
to-split, springy kind, various
shapes, 6 to Ioc.
basement, east of centre.
Rose Jars; Dwarf, blue and
white, a5c. Sill, square, large
size, Soc.
More Of the Blue Cover
Minton just at hand. Same
ridiculously low prices as be-
fore.
Near Juniper and Market streets corner
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

MARYLAND, Vermont Michigan, Ten
nessee and Alabama sll answered on
Thursday the Democratic roll call and the
response was "Clevelaud."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

Mr.. HEIsTAND has not been ono OF the
takers OF Congress, but the success OF the
public building measure proves him to
have been doer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

~ felt weak ana lApguid had pal pita tion
OF the heart ana numbness Of tho limbs. bur.
dock BLOOD Bfueys b ave certainly relieved mo.
They are most excellent" Mr.. J. N. Wright.
FOR sale by ii. d. Cochran, druggist l37 and
19 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,
some s,ross minded women

Som6 buouE BIhded WOm6h
Can regulate their husbands amazingly fast,
should they not DO their duty. Bur dock Blood
Btuers are good regulator OF the circulation.
They are exclusively blood tonic, and con.
seQuenuy strike at the root of many eeriOus
ailments. For sale by n. b. Coo hfAn, drug.
gfst, l37 ana 139 North Queen street, Lancaster
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wna, ws Can our., Lets Not Endur..

WHht No Can Cure, LeCs Not Endure.
II we can cure an ache or spraip, or psin.
or q lamcness, or burn. or n brutse, or q bite
by using 7hom1s' Ecteofrfc on, let's DO IT,
1howsGS kcierfrto OF is known 10 be good.
Let's try IL For sale by II. B. Cochran, drug.
Gigt, lb7 ana lX9 North Queen street Lancaster,
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posed 10 DO the guilty party, o. be vas oncs
.h:, n The s%PSy S s.p o. being dischsr9sd %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
PALACE OF FASHION.

PALACE OF FASHION,
13 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
Our Spring sale Of Ladies'
Muslin Underwear is at its
height now.
We think it's proper to tell
you what it means and what we
sell.
Over five hundred dozen OF
Underwear, consisting Of Night
gowns, Skirts, Ch EN- S c,
Drawers, Corset Covers, ETC.,
not one piece Of which is worth
less than soc and some are
worth 75c, will be sold during
this sale at 25c apiece.
A second lot of nearly 800
dozen, not one piece of which
is worth less than SIC and some
a great deal more, will be sold
during this sale at soc each.
Take notice that this sale will
last but a few more days.
AS soon as a certain amou mt
OF money has been realized
from this sale we declare it
ended, and never again will you
, have a chance to get such genu-
inc Bargains.
Call early and get two full
size Nightgowns, trimmed with
ruffle or linen torchon lace, for
25c apiece.
Or get some Ladies' Muslin
Skirts, full size, Princess back,
with tucks or ruffles, for CSC
apiece.
Orfne tucked Yoke Chemise,
trimmed with Torchon Lace, for
25c apiece.
Or some Corset Covers,
made Of fine Cambria, trimmed
with fine needlework inserting
and edging, for 25c apiece.
Or Ladies' Drawers, with
five tucks and wide needlework
edge, 25c a pair.
Or an elegant fine Lawn
Apron, two yards wide with
three wide tucks, for 25c.
Don't miss this chance, as
this will be the last sale of its
kind for some time.
Remember the hot weather is
coming, and you will have to
buy these goods and pay more
money for them.
ASTRlCH'S P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
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VA NNf MA II EIe ".
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, May II, IS.

Dress stuffs Tor country wear
are to be picked with an eye to
their use. Tough, strong, easy
to do up for knocking about in
the rough places, Light, airy,
breeze wooing, for service in the
sizzling sun. Heavier for even
ing dews and damps.
We have thought OF all these
things. The stuffs are here.
Cottons and woolens and cum
ming blendings of the two that
show the softness of the one
and the strength Of the other
like the delicate unshrinking
Ceylon Flannels.
You can see them and feel
them. Prices are leaning your
way.
Jerseys. Those $3.50 new.
pattern, every-thread-wool Jer-
seys for 75c. Another lot Of
about 1000 just in.
gas beautiful Cashmere Jer-
seys, trimmed with braid. Yes
terday everybody sold them for
$3.50. Our price to-day is
$I.25.
Second II 'or. Chestnut street side. TWO ele-
vators.
In general way we never
had a larger or better assort-
ment Of Sheeting and Pillow
Case Linens. The flax, the
spinning, the weaving, the
bleaching, and the price all
right.
Blu tchers' Linen. Coarse,
strong; from the looms of
French peasants, 40 inches
wide, 25c.
Southwest OF centre, near Main Aisle.
Everything for Tennis.
Begin at the bottom-Shoes.
The makers have had all their
wits at work. More shapes
and styles and cutely comfort
able get-ups this year than
ever before. Take a single va
riety-with Rubber Soles. More
than a dozen styles. Rubber
Soles were a happy hit. Water
proof flexible, light enough,
and no slip. knobby bottoms
give a foot-grip that you can't
get from leather alone.
For Ladies':
AT $3.50,
Brown Canvas Tennis osrola. goa,
At 81,
Black Canvas Tennis oxford, patent
leather ZIP, leather trimmed.
Light own Canvas Tennis oxford,
russell calf trimmings.
AT $3.50,
wine Goat, tipped. Tennis oxford.
Black Goat, tipped, Tennis oxford.
Black Ooze Leather, hid trimmed
Tennis oxford.
Black Serge, h,ah face, patent leather
ZIP. kid trimmed
AT s.,
Wine French Goat Tennis Oxforc,
Fine Black Canvas Tennis oxford,
patent leather tip.
AT $3.50,
Fine Black, high lace, patent leather
Fine Glazed Kid Tennis OK toIo patent
fine Black English Goat Tennis OK.
ford.
AT 81,
Fine french french Coffee -eolorea Goat Ten.
Mems Tennis. SI.o5, $50,
81, S2.5o, So, $3.50.
Not a word to-day of any
but the knobby, rubber-bottom
sorts.
Ladies' Tennis Dresses, many
styles. Jackets, 81 to SO;
Blouses, Sa.5o. Misses and
Children's Tennis Dresses in
Stockinet and striped or plain
Flannel, S2.5o to SI2. Thirty
styles. Don't miss the grace
full Tuxedo.
Jaunty Tennis Hats for
women. Soft roll or Helmet,
striped or solid colors of fan
mel to match suits, or made to
order from any materials.
Saucy Tam O'Shanters, knitted,
plain or striped.
For men. The fullest, finest
gathering OF Tennis wear
.hings we know of.
Tennis shirts In white twilled flannel.
$3.50
Tennis Belt. in einch wide silk every
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
n GODS sARsAPARILLA,
hoops sAEsAPARILIA
That Tired Feeling.

experienced By almost every one at this sea.
son. ana many people resort to Hoods sarsas
parilla 70 drive away the ianguor ana exhaus-
ton. The blood. laden with Impurities which
have boon accu m ulAting for months, moves
slugsishly through the veins. the mind fails
70 think quickly. ana the body IL stiii slower
10 respond. Hoods sarsapafiila is just what
Ia needed. II purihes, vitAlizes ana enriches
tho blood, makes the head clear, creates an
appetite. overcomes that tired feeling. tones
the nervous system. and imparts new strength
ana vigor 10 the whole body.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
IL proven TO be so vastly superior 10 any other
sarsaparilla, or blood pu or, that one las
we'll said "lt's health giving effects upon
the blood ana entire human organism Are ~
much more poaitive than the remedies Of .
quarter OF q century ago as the steam power
OF to-day IL In advance Of the slow and labOri.
Gus drudgery Of years ago."
"FOr years was sick every spring, but last
year took Hoods sarsapRrilla ana have not
been lick since. q. W. SLOAN, Milton. Mass
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ALLENrowS was 30 near and is now 10
FIR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11

Nearly everybody noe0s good spring med
icfne like Hoods Sarsapar1Ila 10 expei the i'm.
puritics which accumulate in the blood dur.
ing tho winter, keep up strength ~ warm
weather comes on, create an appetite ana pro.
mote healthy digestion. Try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and yon viii bs convinced OF its peculiar
merits ~ is the best spring medicine relia.
BILE. enehcial. pleasant 70 tske. and gives full
Value for the money.
81 take HOODS sarsaparilla o. q spring
tonic, and recommend It to pll who have
that miserable tired feeling" G. PARnELRD,
sis Bridge street. Brooklyn, MY.
Make the Weak Strong
my appetite was poor. I cou'd not sleep,
had headache great deal. pains in my back.
my bowels did not move regularly. HOODS
sarsapar1lla in q snort tina di1 me 20 much
good that feel like new man. Ny pains and
aches are relieved. my appetite improved 1
say TO others who need good medicine. try
HOODS sArsaparilla ana see" 0xoRon =.
JACKSON, Roxbury station. Conn.
NIB. Be suro to get HOODS sarsaparilla, DO
not be induced TO buy any other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05
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A RACE FOR LIFE.
Thrilling Adventure with Rnvon.
GUS Wolves Ina Norway.
4 s.ui Caused Il, . I"ve Nmsiv >s,sisd
A""Id III" u"~iins 1T WILT Vsssts
Res. u"i st tho ti.s.sth
Hour.

where tho fr 'n's began 20 grow les
closely whorn. between thrlr tall trunks
nni IN their black foliage. ctcancri q few
'riui''n splAshe, % fr- as IA. sun ssnk In
low the horizon whrr. tho snow lay d-cp
nnt unspoi,rd. save by The n~uiutudinuu.
print. ~ their own restless ~fc.,-iherc. on
the out-Airts Of tn" forest, vi IN. w.n- Of
DAY, the wolves were gathering taomsol,r.
together Hungry they wcrc, anal -arct for
work b. heain. There WAS NJ play among
them 10 l"arins over one another hA.ss
ar wrestling or growing pr-,enscs q, night,
ms They were on business. Oh. rr>, busi.
ness ~ lifV 10 k~rp iife and to keep life. N
YOU happen n BE- . wolf. m-ans hard work
aud plenty Of II, with but little time to SPAR.
on TIA" amenities OF existence.
And now their Old gray leaders warriors
who have survived many = st~no % death
and disaster Ia ma aud wolf out to-
r-thcr from the woods upon the dark-nius
plain They raise th.lr no~rs. ,niR tho wind
and shake themselves Ons yAwus ard
stretches his paws. while = pu6 Of hot
breath riscs from his tongue, and. aa he
shuts his narrow jaws with q snap, sharp
canine tec'h. white as the snow itself glis
Ia In the dusk.
Then brgins that long. slouchlns. ,ircless
'rut. that internal sallop whirh beats horsc
and man and all things living for romblnei
sI-"i and endurance. The rack cover.
nearly I'VE and tvcn,y square yard. Of
snow and settles into its stride. Zach t.,,,
moving and turning In unison with ia. rec,
- tish, Of bird. mystsriou.!y wheel. IA
air They arc Norway wolvcs thc.c. and
experience ha. long since laugh, them W .a,
work viii b. necessary h.for- Supper aud .
return 10 their forest fas,ncsse..
Note what happens almost a, the atari
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his leg. rcariully h. glance. n, hi. en-
rapions on IN. r,rh, mud l.r. hu, al We,
incy know not ~ the a~,icn, An Too
coon, however. thu mace tells u,.,o the In.
lurei animal. Mature as.,rt. hcr.n,f IN IN.
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