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SAkSAPARIlLA.
Malaria

Is believed to be caused by poisonous miasms
arising nom low, marshy land or irom decayi
vegetable matter, and which, bresthed into the
lungs, enter and poison the blood. II a healthy
condition OF the blood Is maintained ny taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, one is much less liable 10
malaria, and Hoods Sarsapsrlla has cured
many severe cases Of this distressing affection.
No More Qulnine.
81 have been cured of malaria by Hoods Sar-
saparilla. had the disease very bad with fever,
chills, vomiting and heart trouble. I was up
one day and down the next and was so weak
oned that ! could not walk far from the house.
] took Hood SarSaparilla with perfect results
II gave me strength SO that am able TO do all
my houscwork, and walk all about the neigh.
borhood. No more quinne for me, when Hood s
Sarsaparllla is so good medicine" LUCINDA
CARTER, Framingham Centre, Mass
Brcak-Bone Fever.
My daughter Pearl was taken with dengue
(or oreak-bonel fever 2years ago, and nay friends
thought would lose her. / had almost given
up hope until she began to take Hoods Sarsa.
parilln. She took four bottles in -four months,
and gained fifteen pounds In weight. have to
thank Hoods SarSaparlla as being the means
of giving her back TO me restored TO health and
strength JULIA A, KING, sherman. Texas.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Prepared
only by c, l. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 9
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this risk of an epidemic, no matter
how slight II may seem, they
are facing a matter of life aud death. and
In refusing TO provide for a board of
health they assume fearful response
bility. Even from the narrow ground
Of economy IL is better to have we'll
supported board Of health than TO run
the risk Of having the state board Of
health called In AS has been done at Car
bondale. II there should be an epidemic,
or even an unusual smount Of sickness,
the people will remember that the mem-
bers Of the old health board asked for q
trifling appropriation to enable them TO
do their duty, aud councils, in effect, re.
piled" Not q centv'
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Rrltptpns.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE HELD
IL In the following churches on Sunday, In
day school at i;l5 p IN. When the hour is dii.
ferent tits especially noted:
CHURCH or GoD--Corner Of Prince and Or
0LivEr BAPTIST CnuRcI-East Vine near
Duke street.-Rev. NJ Frayne, pastor. Nils.
sionary sermon In the morning. Quarterly
meeting of the Mission bands. Recitations and
singing by the members of the bands.
SIMEON CHAPEL-North Prince street-Rev.
+. VI. Harris, pastor.
NEW CHuRcH-Services and Sunday school
tomorrow morning at the usual hour In Long e
EMMANUEL LUruERkN-Bra School.-Reg-
ular session nj the school house, corner OF Wal
nut and Mary streets at 2 p. m.
REroRMED--Sr. LuKEs-Marietta avenue,
Rev. VIM. L. Lichliter pastor. Harvest home
services Ia the morning. Sunday school at 2 p.
III. Service for the sunday school in the eve
ming. Service in the German language at $50
p. m, Rev.C. W. T.. Slegle, officiating.
. iREsBITERIAN MEMORIAL CHuRcu-Sonth
Queen street, Thomas Thompson. pastor. Sun
day school ut l:io p. m. Sacrament In the eve
ming.
ST SrEPHsTs-Gollege ChapeL-sermon by
RocRLAND SrREET.--Seryices in the Rock.
land street school house on Sunday at 1890 am.
sermon by Theological student A; $; Dechant.
MoEAyIAN;--Rey.J ]. Max Hark, d. d., pastor.
ST PAuL's REFoRMEp-Rev. ]. w. Meminser,
pastor. Holy communion. sermon by Rev.
u: I. Spangler song service at G;l5,p. m;
n ST; JoiiN,s LUrHEEAM,Rey o B., +. Alleman.
sunday school at 81. Johns ut l:i5 p. M, and
at Gotwald Memorial Mission at 2 .. m.
FIRST NJ, II. CHURCI-ReV. $. NJ. Vernon, ID.
d., pastor. Glass meetings at IA. IN. sunday
school at l:I) y. IN.
PREsBYrERiAS.-Rev. J. Y. Mitchell, D. ID.
pastor.
GRACE LuruERAS.-Rev. C.E. Houpt, pastor.
Sunday school Mt p. IN. Church services
morning and evening.
CHRIST LUrHERAN.--Rev. L. l.. Reed, pastor.
WESTERN NJ. l.. CHURCH.-Rev. L. w. Burke,
pastor. Christian endeavor meeting at $50 p.
IN. Preaching In the evening by Rev. ". o.
Mohr, of Missouri.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.--Rev. b. Albright,
pastor. sunday school at2 y. m. Reception OF
new members in the evening.
EVASGELIChL-First Church.--Rev. r. +.
Lehr pastor. German In the morning. Sunday
school at o a. IN,
USIrEp BRErHRES IN CHRIST, CovESANT.-
Rev. L. l.. Hughes, pastor. Praise service at $3.50
4, IN.
FIRST REroRMED.-Rey. J. NJ. Titzel, ID. D.,
pastor. The Lords supper will be administered
both morning and evening,
ST. PAUL's NJ, +. CHuRCH-Rev L. {. Yerkes,
pastor. . a. III. class. Preaching by Rev. b.
I. Shaub, Ii. ID, Praise service at 600 y. m.
TRINITY IrrHERAN.-Rev. {. l.. Fry, pastor.
Systematic hcneiicence day. Quarterly meet
Ing of the teachers association after Sunday
school.
THERE Will be communion In the Reformed
Mennonite church, East German street, tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
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WON'T BE BossED BY BLAINE.
spirited Conduct OF the Chill ana Arpen.
tine Delegates.

IL appears that everything has not been
running SO smoothly with the South Amer
lean delegates as the press dispatches rem
resented. Washington letter to the New
York ShH says that tho delegates III their
secret session had very lively debate
ever the proposed election of Mr.. Blaine as
president of the congress. A statesman
from Chilli arose and remarked that there
were no precedents for the election as pres
ident of IA man who was not a member of
the congress. THE law under which the
congress was called provides that the
United States shall he represented bv ten
delegates. These have been appointed,
and Mr. Biaiue is not one of tbeni.h .
Several other Chi!ian delegates and two
from the Argentine Republic spoke To the
same effect. II was contended that 10 elect
an outsider president would be 10 invite
the ridieule OF the nations of the earth.
The discussion became so spirited and
bitter that the session continued all the
afternoon, and at q o'clock adjourned for
dinner 10 meet ~ 5. II was near midnigh
before the conference finally adjourned
on adjournment several of the delegates
declared that they would not attend the
meeting OF the congress next day, at which
Mt, Blaine was to be elected president,
The delegates from Chilli and the Argentine
Republic attended neither the meeting of
the congress nor the presidents reception
ana luncheon, and have not as yet Joined
The excursion which the members of the
congress are making through the country.
Inc Chiiian delegates deny the distrust
OF Mr.. Blaine, growing out of the Chilli
Peru trouble Of eight years ago, has infiu-
enced them in their action, declaring that il
Is an absnrdity, not To say an insult to
elect As presiding officer of the congres,
one who Is not legal member thereof
Through ex-senator Davis the president
sell. '~ord to the American delegates that il
was l4.s wish that Mr. Blaine be elected,
and hence the trouble with the South
Americans.
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The Ladies, Favorite.

The newest fashion In ladies' hats will doubt.
less cause 1utter OF pleasurable excitement
among the fair sex. Ladies' are always sus-
ceptible to the changes Off fashion plate; and
the more startling the departure, the more
earnest the gossip over the new mode. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is q positive cure
for the ills which iiict females and make their
lives miserable. This sovereign panacca can
be relied on in cases of displacements and all
functional arrangements. II builds up the poor,
haggard aud dragged. out victim, aud gives her
renewed hope and fresh lease of life. 1t Is the
only medicine for woman's peculiar weaknesses
and ailments, sold by druggists, under posi-
tive guarantee from the manufacturers, that IL
Will give satisfaction in every case, or money
refunded. Read printed guarantee on bottle
wrapper. F,S&w
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A Board Of Health.

An epidemic Of malignant diphtheria
W reported TO have broken out in Car
bondale, most Of the cases being in the
least cleanly districts, with which the
city authorities have been very lax as TO
sanitary precautions. This ought to be
> warning 10 Lancaster. We are getting
along without board Of health, and
there is danger that disease may break
out and spread rapidly through the
public schools. The danger does not
eppear Imminent, and it is very proba-
sAe that there will be no trouble of the
: nd, In which event some very witty
svancilnaen may have something TO saw
about croaken- They should now re-
nect, however, that in considering
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%WSUE1 ~ S01Wv0xs
palace OF FASHION.
GRAND FALL OPENING
lat THE
PALACE OF FASHION,
IFS & ~ NORTH QUEEN
STREET,
ON
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9,
AND


THURSDAY, OCT. 10.
We extend a most cordial in
vitation to everybody to be
present on this Great Occasion.
A marvellous display of Mill
nery Cloaks, Goats, and a gen.
eral line Of Fancy Goods, such
as has never been seen in this
city.
The elegant room, together
with the tremendous stock at
our command, enable us to
make this the Grandest Open
ing we ever had.
We promise to all those who
will visit us on these days that
they will witness the Finest Ex-
hibition ever seen in Lancaster.
We never had such room for
display, and we expect to outdc
ourselves and give to our many
patrons a rare treat.
Our display will consist
chiefly Of Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets, the latest productions
in Millinery Novelties, Wings,
Birds, Feathers, Plumes, Tips,
&c. Velvets. Satins. Silks.
Pushes, Laces, Dress Trim
ming, Ribbons, and a general
line Of Notions and Fancy
Goods.
Our store will be open both
evenings, so as to give every
body a chance to visit this
Grand Exhibition.
Do not fail to see it on We'd
nesday or Thursday, as the
decorations will be Of such a
character that we will have to
take them down on Friday
morning.
We again extend a most cor
dial invitation to all. Come
and see.
These days are set apart for
lockers. We do not ask you
to buy.
Everybody is welcome, and
it will well pay you for your
trouble.
1t will be the grandest sight
ever seen in this city.
Don't fail to see it
ASTRICH BROS.
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WHEN the Episcopal house Of deputies,
in session in New York, transformed itself
into missionary council on Fridays II is
recorded that Bishop Wbipple took the
chair attred in black robes, purple velvet
skull cap and purple silk ribbon TO his eye
glasses. The care for artistic harmony
cvinced by the use Of the purple silk rib
bon should not pass unnoticed. The silk
ribbon should be enthusiastically wei
coined as a feature Of ecclesiastical uniform,
and If drawn over the right ear and tied in
a bow the effect might be considerably en-
hanced
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HUMoRIsr "BoB" BuRpETIE was a
prominent figure in tho recent conference
Of the Philadelphia Baptist association. To
a comment on the mixing OF fun and re-
ligion ho replied: Religion is the wave Of
life; humor the scintillations that sparkle
on It's surface"
Mr. Burdette might have carried the
metaphor further, and introduced wicked
ness as seasick ness.
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THE HIGHEST PRAISE.

81 am Prcsbyterlnn clergyman and a Doc
tor OF Divinity, buf ON not nfruid 70 recon-
mend puffN,s Pure Mai WhIskey as the purest
ana most efficient preparation as a medicine
that know Of and nv experience is q large
one REV. Il. Mills l.. l.. ID
81 highly recommend Duffy Pure Malt
WhiSkey, and prescribe IL eNcluslypI, IN INV
practice" X. W. HCrcnTNsoN, NJ. D. New
York.
Dunys Pure Malt Whiskoy is freo from
fusel oil, adul icfntlons, on foreign Impurities
and these qualities should recommend n 20 the
highest public favor
PRor. IlENRY A. Morn. Ph.D.. .ECs.
New York.
concur in the cndOTsemV nj OF all that has
been said OF nuiiy's Pure Malt Whisky"
4, r. SPINNER
Late Treasurer of the United States.
Can any higher endorsements than the above
be produced for any known artcle2
DO they NOT prove the purity and power OF
this Great Remedy?
BE sure, however, and secure only the gsnu-
Inc, and take none but Duffy's.
IL is sold by all reputable druggists. l5)
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II ruE story published to-day of the
Camden switcbman, who threw train off
the track to prevent "A collision, is true rs
told, that switchman should receive all the
praise that can DO made to fit the occasion.
The switchtender Is SO often found re-
sponsible for disasters that no chance
should be lost of praising him when he
prevents them.
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TINS is the last day for the payment of
poll tax. II you are IA Democrat and have
not paid this tax drop this paper instantly
and rush around to the tax collector with a
halfor quarter dollar to pay II. Mr.. Hastings,
at the Fountain Inn, on South Queen street,
receives the tax for the eastern half of the
city and Mr. A. w. Baldwin, corner of
German and South Queen streets, for the
western half The man who is not willing
TO take this trouble to secure his vote is not
worthy TO live In this self-ruing land.
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You can't have a proper and
timely thought Of Mems and
Boys Clothing, but its realiza-
ton is within your reach here.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
New Dress Goods opening
every day. Lovely stuffs. You
will marvel that so many new
beauties can be. Newest con-
ceits in Wrap and Long Gar
ment materials. Just the sorts
you'd see in the place Of honor
in the Paris Exposition.
Rough, jumbly figures on
many OF them odd, almost
outlandish, but the tip-top Of
style. The uglier the more
stylish. Daubs and patches Of
color; scrambles and scratches;
Persian Patterns snowflake
and SNOWFALL designs.
Plenty Of smo 9th and
smoothish stufs too, rich, rare
every worthy quality. It's
no half feast we ask you to.
Southeast of centre.
Astrakhans and all the
Heavy Cloakings are ready.
Northwest OF centre.
Women's Astrakhan and
Seal Plush and Cloth Shoulder
Capes, So to So. New COM
ings every day.
Spick and span Coats and
Dresses for the child. Almost
any color, style or price.
Second floor. Chestnut street.
Men's Maeaukoshes Tess than
haN price.
$40 Macintosh for "a
Sr2 Macintosh for S.
SI4 Macintosh for S6
AS matter Of fact, you couldn't
get them regular" for $40,
SI2 and $I4. But we mean to
understate rather than over
state. Choicest goods; made
in America, and exactly suited
to American weather.
Ihoet,,,, , ,.t .,,S. ,,o-. sr as-...
Is there bite enough in the
air to set you thinking of
Blankets? Think Of sir Pounds
the pair, big (74xSo. inches),
soft as lambs fleece, and the
brice 81
Near women's Waiting Room
We don't know of a weak
spot in the Glove stock. Kid,
Suede-anything for anybody.
And prices aslant to drop
money in your pocket.
Chestnut street side. west Of Main Aisle.
Here are two Handkerchiefs
for women take the measure
of the whole stock by them.
l. sheer linen, hemstitchod, three rows OF
sheer linen, hemstitched. embroidered
corners, l5c, from 20c.
More than fifty kinds OF
White Embroidered Handker-
chiefs at 25c to $3.75 each
about as many colored EN-.
broidered, 25c to SI.25.
Southwest OF centre.
Jap oddities for decorating
fill one Of the most amusing
corners Of the store.
Juniper and Market streets corner.
We make Spectacles from
physicians prescriptions.
Near Juniper street entrance.
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Eurutture.

IDEAS FOR
FURNISHING!
Would you catch a new idea
for Furnishing Now is the
time. It's the old story Of 1.-The
early birds" You know that
Fall is Meao Furniture time.
Manufacturers consume the
whole Summer getting ready
for it. Now they ARE ready.
Our warerooms are full Of their
latest productions and ours
here displayed for the first time,
at our usual low prices.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers, ed,
sd and 4th Floors, 81 South
Queen street.
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Ir is announced that there will be another
trial trip Of the cruiser Baltimore, as the
official report shows that the horse power
was little less than required and not
largely in excess of requirements as at first
reported. II is explained that the indca-
tors used had not been tested. We seem
to have crowed too soon over our fast
cruiser, but she did nobly In speed at any
ratn
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PAIN AHp DREAD attend the use of most ca
tarrh remedies. Liquids and snuffs un-
pleasant rs well as dangerous. Ely's Cream
Balm Is safe, pleasant, easily applied into the
nostris and sure cure. II cleanses tho nasal
passages and heals the infiamed membrane,
giving rcicfat once. Price, SOC. sep2j-2wd
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All scurf and tartar disappear
From mouth and teeth though dark and dry;
And all become fresh, pure and clean,
If we but SoZODONT apply.
That magic wash--all now confess
Gives TO the mouth new lovellness.
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The New York Herald says that English
holders Of Confederate bonds are very
serious In insisting that the South wants
capital, and Americans are constantly
visiting England TO raise money to develop
Southern natural resources. These people
are told that their credit il worthless by
reason Of Southern reputation, but that If
they will bring about tho payment Of one
per cent. on the bonds, the wealthy bank
ing houses holding thcm will advance the
capital wanted. This demand is TO be re-
peatcd for every large loan. This is n
rather improbable explanation, but it is one
of the wonders Of the day that cautious
Englishmen should have bought Confed
crate bonds when Americans were burn
them, and that they even now hold on to
them
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government IL watching the congress Of
the three Americas with anxiety. Spanish
Liberals and Republicans believe with Cas-
telar that the principles Of protection are
contrary to the essential principles of
democracy. "because they create In a
modern democracy new feudalism and an
oligarchy Of plutocrats with their clients
certain privileged classes Of operatives
as against the majority of their fellow
citizens" The Spaniards evidently fear
that there may be somc kind Of interna-
tional American protection system con-
templated that would threaten their COM
mercc with the Spanish speaking South
Americans. II is significant in this con-
nection that Spanish American Congress
is now talked of at Buenos Ayres
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PuiLADsLsnfA. saturday. 0ct g. -.
Just the hats and headgear to
fit the schoolster-girl or boy.
Or their eldcrs-woman or
man.
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transfer into English the style which marks
Mr.. Dupuy's essays is an impossioility."
Mr.. Dole is correct In calling them works
of art, but the translation IL also work Of
art. The appendix adds much to the inter-
est OF the books and for that also Mfr. Dole
Is responsible.
All Interested In military lifo will find
tho October Cosmopolitan an entertaining
number, not only on account OF Captain
Kings story, which is illustrated from
life scenes at West Point and on the plains,
but on account OF an exhaustive article on
tho French army, by Mime. juliet Adam,
writing under the nom de plume of Count
Paul Vasili, and olaborately illustrated
from pictures of French military life.
Life on U. s. training. ship is graphi-
cally told by Mary Bradford Crownin.
shield in " Plucky Smalls," published by
d. Lathrop & Co., Boston. Mrs. Crownin-
shield is the wife OF Commander Crownin-
shield, of the United States Navy.
80
PRACTICAL BLAcKsNrrHiSe. Vol. 1. H.
Illustrated. NJ. T. Richardson, 81 Reade
street, New York. This is n collection OF
articles contributed at different times by
skilled workmen to tho columns Of The
Blacksmith and wheelwright, " and cover
ing nearly the whole range Of blacksmith
ing, from the simplest to some OF the most
complex forgings.
The editor of this volume makes this re-
markable statement: Notwithstanding
the fact that every village and hamlet In
the civilized world contains blacksmith,
and has ever since mankind learned the
various uses of iron and steel, nobody
has ever written a book on the art Of
black cksnithug, an art without which man.
kind would elapse into barbarism.
sss
THE CoSNoIssErR, the quarterly issued
by Bailey, Banks q Biddle, Philadelphia,
has an excellent frontispieco etching and
several good articles on art topics.
To prevent typhoid fever. take Lsxador, the
golden regnIator. Price only 2i cents.
Babies will cry III Is the only way TO tell Us
that they suffer fron pain. Do not stnpefy
your little ones by administering laudanum or
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To prevent typhoid fever take Lsxador, tho
golden regulator. Price only 25 cents.
Babies will cry II Is the only way TO tell us
that they suffer nom pain. Do not stupefy
your little ones by administering 1audanum or
other opiates but use DR.. Duil's Baby syrup
which will relieve the baby of all pain In the
bowels, &c., and thereby restore Its happiness.
Price only q cents.
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HENRY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,

has removed TO lS6 East King street, having a
full line of Furniture OF every description at the
lowest prices. Also Undertaking promptly at
tended TO. Call and examine our goods
aStfdR ii. WOLF. 1875 East King Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
I'd EDITION.
Latest l6lGglanS to The Star.
KILRAIN'S CONDITION.
He Is In Good Spirits and Confident Of
Winning.

NEW ORLEANS, La. July 6.-kilrain Ii with.
out doubt in splendid condition and appears to
be confident of winning. He expresses him.
self to this effect, saying that he never felt
better in his life, and felt now that he would
win.
He did not underrate Sullivan's skill and
strength. All he asked was a fair field and no
favors and he was satisfied Of the result. For
further information he referred to Mitchell.
Mitchell said Kilrain was in better condition
now than he had ever been before In his life
and was as skillful as he was strong. He
hoped that the people would accord his man
fair play and felt sure that Kilrain would
BEST THE BIO sLueeER.
Pap Moore and others Of the party expressed
themselves in like terms, and likened the two
men unto quarter horse and a mile runner,
comparing Sullivan to the former and Kilrain
to the latter.
Kilrain was in the very pink of condition and
was far superior in any respect to what he was
a few years ago, while they have many reasons
to believe that Sullivan had deteriorated
The reception accorded Kilrain by the Mer-
chants club of Baltimore amounted to an ova-
ton. just prior to Kilrain's departure he was
called upon by a holy father, who bestowed
upon him his blessing and wished him
GOD SPEED AND GOOD LUCK.
There appeared to be some slight fears in the
minds of some of the party that the enthusiasm
aroused in the city in behalf of Sullivan might
cause the crowd to be overpartial to the big
man, but assurance was given them that the
Baltimore man would be given fair play, and
this appeared to satisfy them.
The party and escort arrived at the gymna-
stun of the South Athletic club about noon
and rousing welcome was given kilrain and
party.