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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-02
4 Question OF Head.

xhe New York World tells Gen. Har.
5iDoo - beware Of the big head" The
~ hoaa u thinks u what hurt President
tloVoland, bssing its opinion upon the
1n1oment that Hill carried New York
- ClevGland did not /; which result it
Ghoe1os 70 the relative personal popu-
1ngjt9 q the two.
s. Is ~ mighty unfortunate illustration /;
- O1naal belief being. that Hill was
;ooooesA b. the liquor interest, and the
'6unanl impgsssion being that Mr.. Cleve-
nn1 - not only bigger head than Hill
- , better character a. well. The
Wtrh might more appropriately cry,
0n6wthh citation Of authority, /" BeDja.
- Harrison, beware Of good character. -
Z ~. Cisvsland may have been afflicted
~ /" ~ head y under the Worlds un.
1nnaing of II, - . conditioned head
>Aoh tnapires the owner to think and
~ thougA he welded bigger power
~ - belly has. In . certain sense
u ~ - charged against Mr.. Cleve-
v1h soue justice. He perhaps did
~ su6eisnt consideration to other
~ epinions and pay due regard to
- DoGlGonnee % his views.
&; - = = di1positiou which attends
i Moooonful administrators, to follow
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RELIGIOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches on sun.
IN aadaS sas sassso s IN the ,sss
hour Is different 1t Is specially noted;
CHURCH OF aop-Corncr OF Prince ana Or.
ange. Prayer meeting at y. IN.
CnRlsT LUTHERAN CHURCH Vest King street,
X. l.. Reed, pastor.
.MxssoErrn.--Corne of East Chestnut ana
languages by bishop Isaac Ely.
PaxssyTrRIAs MKMoRiAL Cnuncn. south
queen street, Thomas Thompson pastor
OLivBr BAPTIST CnuRon-EasI vine near
Duke street: sunday school nj 2p. m.
VIM. ". Lichliter, pastor. Holy communion,
by Rev. q. W. Il. Siegle. sunday school at Q p.
m. Service In the 0ormsn language at $3.50 p.
m. Prof. X. &. Schiodt officiating
SECOND EVANGELICAL CHURCH Sunday school
at att p. IN. Young peoples meeting at $50
UNITED IRRrHRsN IN CHRIsr tCovENANr),
West Orange and Concord Streets Rev. }. b.
aeii and % evening by vi Rev. u. r. DohSer. DC @ pra,se
,.KyAsoaIloAL-FirstC Church taerman) Nor tn
Water street. Hev. v. r. Lohr. pastor. Prea CHI
Ing IN the morning In the German language.
ana evening In the English language sun.
day school at 9a. III. Young peoples meeting
81. PAuL's RnyonMsp-- Rev. J. W .heminger.
pastor. song service at 6,lS p m.
FIRST hkvoRMEp CHuRO H.--Rev. j. nj. Tttzel,
sr ftTI's p II. II. Cuvnou-Charles Roads. pas
Young peoples meeting at 8 p IN.
sEavIcEs At the Y. III. Z. A. at 80 a. m. and
FIRsr III. E. CHuRoH.-Iev. j. Il. T. Gray. pas.
tor. Missionary day Glass meetings at q. NJ.
2p. III. sunday school missionary anniv srsary.
FIRST BAPTIsT.-Kast Chestnut street. sun.
day school at sp. IN. The Lords supper In the
wRsrsRH Nj. E. CHuRoH-E. W. Burke,
pastor. Young neoples meeting at. $50.
EAST MISSION nj. Il. CHvRoH'- Sunday school
GRAop LurHxnAN-Corner OF North Queen
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The confession OF . highly respected
young woman that sho deliberately and
without any reason got Hro 10 the barn Of
her adopted mother should not TO accepted
- proof that she Is the criminal. Thore
have been too many instances OF the de-
liberate assumption OF guilt by innocent
psople who wished 10 shiold tho guilty, and
recent exhibitions OF the power that may
be exercised by an INSCRIPTIONS and
trained expert In nervous disorders suggest
the possibility OF como application Of tho
inhuencs known rs bypnotism. II is more
natural TO jump at onoo TO the con-
clusion that tho girl IL insane and
this mayprove to be the case, butthe burning
Of the other barns 10 that pirt OF tho county
would hardly DO oxpisined by that theory.
The whole case 10 R,trsc,iDg wide attention
- one OF tho most remarkable on record and
We await with Interest the news OF con,
tinusnce OF barn burning. fit has stopped
for good, then II may be concluded that Miss
Weaver, sane or insane, OF herself or as an
involuntary agent, WAS essontiGl to the barn
burnings; aud the question Will DO, how 2
Specialists have little trouble In making q
certain GLASS Of bys.orloal patients do
msthodically and naturally just whatever
they are told to do.
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Died of Her Wounds.

Mrs. Labee, the A.yesr.old wife who was
stabbed Ia Paterson, N. j., on Thursday by
her husband, Tunis Labee, died Friday
morning. Before her death she stated that
she did not know why shs deed was com
mitted.
Tunis Labse, themurderer, was arrsigned
oeiore Recorder Greaves He identified
the bloody knife which he used to stab his
WE anu ssid ne purchased 1t Wednesday
morning for "iamily purposes" When he
was taken TO the county Jail several officers
had to use their batons TO keep back the
crowd and make room for Lsbee and his
guards Cries OF "lynch him" were fire.
4uently heard, but they had no effect upon
the stolid bearing of the prisoner.
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A PlG In 7uE FENCE.

Didst never observe when a pig sn the ,nce
sends forth his most pitiful shout,
How ali Of his noighbors betake themselves
thence
To punish him Gro he gets out7
What hubbub they raise. 80 that others afar,
May know his condition. and hence
Come running to DIN tbem In adding n scar
To tho pig that Is fast IN tho fencs7
Vol. swino are notan OF tho creatures that be,
Who ma themselves site king between
The rails OF the fence, and who strive 10 get
free.
While tho world Is still showing them In;
Who find that the favor they meet with de-
pends,
Not on worth, but on dollars ana cents.
And that IT'S but few who prove themselves
friends
To the pig that Ia fast In The fence.
-Ecom fhe RoSfou Globe,
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Thurslou chosen Presidens.

The National League OF Republican clubs
IA Baltimore on Friday elected Judge Ohm
~. Thurstop, OF NeDrasks, president A. b.
Humphrey, OF New York, was reelected
secretary, and Pbineas u. Lounsbury, OF
Connecticut, treasurer. Tho convention
adjourned finally after adopting resolu lutions
thanking the officers OF the league and
chairman w. w. Dudley, Of the National
the last campaign. Nashville, Tenu., was
selected az the next place Of meeting.
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Ofdors have been issued for the S Watsrs.
OF the South Atlantic station, and the I'm.
terprtse, OF the Europsau station, to pro-
ceet 70 Madagascar for the protection OF
American interests. This action IL In ac-
cordance With the suggestion o. Secretary
OF State Bayard, contained In q recent
report TO the president In regard 10 the cor.
dttion OF Affairs 10 that country.
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1t takes q loud baby TO wake up q sIeoping
car but IL takes but litto OF Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup to quiet that baby, ana ~ requires only
IS cents to buy bottle OF that well known
remedy.
The longer tho apology the .gively young
man" makes for hfs morning headache, the
worse matters will appear, silence ana Laxa.
dor are the sovereign remedies for this pecu-
liar kind OF neada,he.
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HOW TO SAVE LIFE.

What IS a couyhP II is an irritation OF the
throat ana lungs, What causes 1t ? Conpes
sSsses ae the no
stop the congestion All, there Is lust where
physicians have always been puzzled. But It
must be checked, or pneumonia, quick con-
sumption or some terrible pu imonary trouble
Will follow. Some doctors give cod liver OIL.
Others cough syrups, but the most advanced
prescribe sumulants. Nature must be as
sisted. Pure whiskey will do II. See what
physicians say:
Prof Austin Flint, of Bellevue New York;
College, says "The Judicious use OF alco.
holic stimuhnts Is one of the striking charac-
teristtcs OF progress In the practice of medi-
cine during the last hall century,"
Professor Henry A. Mott, of New York, says:
"The purity OF Dufiy's Pure Malt whisky las
simple analytical tests will readily convince
physician or an experp should certainly rec.
ommend II TO the highest public favor"
puny's Pure Malt whisky is a certain cure
and preventive of congestion ana should be
Kept In every family. II Is sold by all drug.
gists ana dealers. Be sure and secuIe the gen.
uine, 1b)
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EnAAnA1u40u uAAs uuSuk114ye 9oxuo = hDsS
Scotch LLAMA (" Ten mis-
Flannels. The canny spinner
and dyers and weavers have
done their prettiest.
Delicate checks. plaids and
stripes. Nothing glaring. Quail
ity, weight width just as you'd
choose.
For mems wear, for women's
wear, for children's wear, for
any use where you want a soft,
neat, long.lived, unshrinking
Flannel.
6o styles at 6oc
81 styles at soc
Those dainty satin-striped
Flannels close by are the latest
comers from oversee.
Northeast of centre.
March Book News Is ready;
portrait Of Frank r. Stockton,
and Emma Lazarus 81 pages,
&C, soc a year. You won't
guess its value from the price.
Whoever reads Book News
knows what books are worth.
The bookseller wastes his time
il he haggles with a Book News
reader.
Book News not only keeps
you informed about books as
they come from the press, but
helps you to get them where
ever you are almost the same
as II you were in the most lib.
eral bookstore In the land.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
A racket in Ruchlng,
Neat, handsome styles OF
just the sorts every woman is
always wanting, and a quarter
dropped from the prices.
| At 10 cents a yard:
Il DouDo tOW vi OIop0 ibsoB hVSo CusOb
One row OF crepe lisse, one row elk
cord, cream and white.
At IL cents a yard:
Two row. crepe lisse finely crimped.
ma Sss Si,n faacy gass soS
yer braid, white ana cream.
Three rows crepe iisse fan pattern. nne
s,,smping, wnite' cream PINK oiue'
Chestnut street side, east Of Main Aisle.
! Black Velvet Ribbon at hall
price! There, where the thick
est crowd is.
Nos. pieot edge. lbc.
No ~ picot ana plain, 2oc
NO. 49, picot and plain, csc.
East Transept.
| There are plenty of times
when the onlylcorrect Hat is a
Silk. $6.25, $4-a rarely good
one at $4. Maybe a mite less
glossy and an atom coarser
than the higher cost ones, and
very likely without some brim.
twist or crown-bulge of a Knox
or Heath, but a wonderful ha,
for s..
il The fashion in Derbies leans
to smaller sizes. We are ready
with Spring styles.
A Hat store with light in
every corner; a stock that will
bear looking at, and prices that
will bear comparing.
Thirteenth ana Market streets.
| Four hundred more OF the
IS, $6, and 81 Framed and
Glazed Artotype Engravings at
$3.50 each. The last. You
can't get frame and glass to
order for anything like $3.50.
Basement, Market street side. northeast OF
centre.
Hair Brushes. A biggish LOT
specially got. Solid back and
good bristles, honestly drawn,
at about the price OF Tampico
grass or whalebone splinters.
Grades that..have a right to
be soc to $3.50 are to day s5c
to $3.50.
Some at IS cents that are ex-
ceptional value.
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ans nAav.nrss snAos.



4 Lsselng rapsr Ussssssses - New DehsDe
vssy SHARPLY.
Tho Tarf, Field AND Farm does not take
kindly 70 the Hslf.mils Track association,
which wss organised in this oIty recently,
and Il says:
Tho National Hsif Mile Trsck and Agri.
culturni Fair association wss seemingly or
ganlged for the benefit Of one individuels
and that IL the lump Of brsss which y 70
cot ~ secretary and treasurer. Under sho
Dy.w: ns sn. reCs,ys .od
pay them .over 10 the treasurer" snd be
may, ON his own order alro, draw from
the treasury euch funds - may b neces.
ssry 70 meet the current expenses OF
the association." All fines "shail i'm.
medistely upon collection be paid 70
allowed 70 perform on . track OF the $50.
citation without paying 20 the secretary u
for On "official certihcate" Of description.
At all trosting meetings the secretary ahall
appoint some one, presumably himself 70
supervision" ana 'ihe shell bs paid salary
Of not less than $40 per day and expenses"
The Trainer Of the rules took precious good
caro- TO look out for himself. He 10 to col.
lect the money, do with It % he pleasep, to
virtuallypresido insthe judgeS stand and 70
pay himself "not less than sl0 . dsy and
expenses for 20 doing" The salary may bs
- much % $50 day, but never '4ess thsn
$40 per day and oxpenses." lsthe secretary
and treasurer fond Of champagne, and
does be require Q special car In travel
Ing from paco 20 plscef Were
there no practical business men In
the Lancaster convep,ion7 Tho rules
arc full OF absurditlcs. In one piace No are
told that "the rules OF the National Trotting z
association shall govern the members OF thil
associstioD," and on the very Same printed
psge . confiic. with the National Trottini
association 10 made. A fine imposed on th'
| grounds OF o member OF the N. T. A. mus
DO sent upon collection 70 Hartford. How
thon, can the haif.miie tracks use the N
7. A. machinery and yet allow their score
tary TO pocket the fines7 Tho rules Of th
N. T. A. require that the umo Of ever,
| heat In public rice shall be taken ant
placed In tho record. Tho rules adopted .
Lancaster provide tba, time slower thai
2a5 shall not be recorded. In other words
| time ID to he suppressed on the half.mii
tracks, and every horse winning hea
slower than 235 In to be made an outlaw
Owners who stand we'll with the N. T. A
will be slow 10 walk into such a clumsy
trap. When sensible mon sec tho logics
DRIFT OF affairs they will hesitate to prolonI
| tho life OF tho half-mile track association.
| Was brakeman thompson Murdered?
Brakeman Harry Thompson, who's
mapgled body was found on the railrost
on "Wednesday evening, at Coatesville,
now believed to have boen murdered, tn
| curoncr's physician having declared ths
some Of the cuts must have been made will
| n Hnffa
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The petition TO tho Legislature else.
where published may sound very absurd,
but It's hardly more 20 than many pro.
possls that have received attention from
the Legislature for example, the $4,000
second edition OF the book on birds Of Penn
sylvanis, based ON no better reason than
the large demand for Il. The dlssemina.
ton OF useful knowledge was the orna-
mental reason offered, but this would also
Justify the distribution free OF enoyclo.
pndiss and Dictionaries. Tho domand WAS
the roal reason, and 1t would also justify
the consideration by the Legislature OF
this petition for cake money which might
be made more forcible by tho insertion o!
the following:
WHEREAs--s30,0 900 has been appropriated
for free distribution In tho shape OF books
about birds, $50 might ~ properly .be dis
tributod In unconverted cash.
We therefore pray, &c.
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~ ~ 1oo1nGt; ~ ~ o1eeeed
eeoouo1lo1 - tholr Judgment a Good.
~ Worldl opinion 10 that Mr..
ClsvslandS judgment ives bod In
the matter of the tariff agita-
tlon upon which he took his stand.
But - hs carried with him . majority Of
the people and came very close 10 carry
Ing majority Of the electoral votes, It Ii
evident that there ID not much room 10
deuounce his judgment nor much cause
TO deride his big head. II General Harri-
son comes out - we'll from all his
ventures be may congratulate himself.
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L101L GOflODA.

ESTATE OF aHILIPPENA BIssIN.
~ ger. late OF Iancss.er city deeeissd.
Letters testanentuy on said estate having
been granted 70 IN Undersigned, ali persons
mediate payment nd those having claims or
demands agafnst Tbs same. will present them
without delay for settlement 10 The under
sig ned. residing in hncaster city.
JOHN y. BIsslSGER,
~. WEH,
iepISelos" Executors.
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The British parcel post system Will
probably b taken - . model for the
addition Of this feature 10 our postal service
when II 10 decided to try II. According to
the MANUFACTURER the British system In
wolves tho following particulars: The limit
Of weight In parcels 10 be sent by post 10
eleven pounds. No parcel may exceed
8 feet o inches In longth, or, with length
end girth combined, may exceed feet. II
10 required that the package shall be dis
tipctly marked on the left-hand top.corner
"Parcel Post" 1t must not 10 posted In .
letter-box, but must be handed to carrier.
The postage must be prepaid with stamps.
For loss or damage compensation to the
extent Of one pound may be claimed, or Of
five pounds or ten pounds by the payment
Of Insurance fees Of one penny or Two pence
respsctively. Money Is carried from some
Of the Cfiioes In largo cities when the postage
OF certain number OF articles amounts u
twenty shiilipgs. and In certain provincial
towns when II amounts TO five pounds
The charge ia the same for all distances.
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UOR PRATT 4 CADY ABEBTOS DISC
" Valves. Jenhips vslves. Brass Globe
valves, Lever safety Valves, Pop Safety
Valves, AIR Valves. kadlator Valves, Pratt's
swinging Check Valves. BsAss Check Valves,
BEsT's, s3 East fulton street. m2 It'd
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Brakeman Harry Thompson, whose
mapeled body was found on the railroad
on "Wednesday evening, at Coatesville, ID
now believed to have boen murdered, the
knife.
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TNJECTORs, RUE LITTLE GIANT,
Il Hancock Inspirators ana Eieotors. Ebsr.
American lnjectors. ali in stocf, at JOHN
BeST'e, s3l East Fulton street. m2 tfd
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DUMPS, BOILERS, MINING, CEN
1t JOHN BksT's, SsS East Fulton street.
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DRY GOODS.

We have during the past sea.
son added the adjoining prop.
perty to our store, giving addi.
tionAl room for the display OF
goods. We viii have the largest
stock of DRY Goods outside Of
Philadelphia, and - We purchase
largely, direct from the Manu-.
fActurerB and Importers, We
shall ofier the same at the lowest
possible price
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Damask Table { loths with Nap.
kius to match. in choice now dc.
signs and in all qualities, In.
cluding the finest goods Of John
Q. Brown 4 Sons the celebrated
Belfast Manufacturers. Hem.
stitched and Knotted Fringe
sets, DamAsk ana Huok Towels,
Towelings. Monte Cloth. Russia
and American Crashes and Glass
Towelings.
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LEVAN & SONS,

UOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR
y Low Pressure. water Gauges, Gauge
Cocks. Wood wheels or Weighted, GiSss
,,Go Tn1Ss; niss,e' sypn4WnS iof seam SasEes.
Cooks for Steam Gauges, call ON JOHN BEST,
1853 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
IF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON
L Stop Cocks. Asbestos Packed Cochs, Pet
ana Bib Cocks, Lever Cooke, SWING Joints,
to JOHN BEST. 83S East Fulton-st. m2-tfd
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-04-11

| The Biechler-King woman was &C
Quilted of the murder Of her husband, al
Omaha yesterday.
Bill Cloughly is happy in his new
drug store, and wishes all the boys, old
friends and new to call in and smoke
There will be a meeting of the
Teachers Association of Audubon
county at Extra, on Saturday, April
Goth.
Mr.. |. w, Baker of lIolstien, was
shaking hands with Audubon friends
Friday, He has sold his grocery stock
at that place, but still holds his resi-
deIce.
There will be quarterly meeting SER
vices at the NJ. +. church next Sunday.
Rev. c, w. Blodgett, will be present
and preach Saturday night apd Sunday
morning.
The Viola township correspondent to
the Coon Rapids Enterprise says that
Isaac Reed will be presented to the
democratic convention as u candidate
for sheriff.
Audubon county has been blessed
with \ copious and much needed rain
this week. 1t fell softly and penetrated
the earth in manner to do the most
possible good.