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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-09

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dreises by Rev. Dr. Mitchell and Rev. Boupt
/ 0RACn LurHHRAH.-COrner Of Nerth oueo
and James street. Rev. O. Elvin Houpt, pa,
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L 7:l6 p IN. PASTORS morning Bible GLASS at Gl
q. m. sunday school Ut 2 p m. Pastors adul
c,nss Z = M Usual mid.wsek services o
/ Wednesday evening.
Ta!nry LurnlRAI -norning ana aftsrnoo
services cond by the pastor. No seryic
| In the evening, on account Of the Bible s0ciet
1 Anniversary. Ala society on wednesday eve
/ ming after service. Catechumens' GLASS o
/ Thursday at 7.00 D. m.
PRnaBYrRRiAn-Preachin IN the mornin
/ by the pastor. kev. J. Y. Mitcholi, d. ID. n
evening service owing TO Bible society ANN
| versary
M0RivIAH-J. Max Hark, u. D.. pastor, lo:i
q. m. Litany and sermon. . p. n. sunda
school. 40 evening service.
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tor: Glass meetings. at . q m. l0:so q n
/ and 7:l6 p. m. preaching by pastor; les p. n
sunday school; s:lb p. m. Christian endeave
/ prayer meeting; 73) p. M. Mon1ay au
TnIrsoay. class mestipG; 7:SO p. M. TussdA!
hoinsss meeting ~ p. m: weduesda!
peoples meeting sp. IN, ahursdsy. pastor
/ GLASS.
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PERSONAL.

PRoP X Il. HIaBsR, supsrinten dent OF
public destruction, according to Q dispatch
from Harrisburg, will not be yesppointed
ct the expirstion OF his term.
HoN. Louis A. MAcKEY, president Of
the Bald Eagle Valley railroad company,
diedsof heart disease In Lock Haven on
Friday. He was born In White Deer town.
snip Unity county, In 1919. He grad usted
q Union college, Schenectady, N. Y,
IN 1887, and was admitted TO the bar iu Isi0'
He sstued In lsll In Lock Haven, vhsre
he practtced his profession and beosm a
largely Interested In railroad enterpris es
IN 1874 he was elected 70 Congress md
served four ysarp.
LEVI J. MCCORMICK, aged n, who died
et CnambersbuTg ON Friday, was 9 native
o. O1eeter county. He drove Q horsscsr on
the Columbia q Philadslpbia railroad for
several years. and the past 40 years be va
cond ucsor on the Cumberland VALLEY rail-
ROAD. IL va while driving the stsss
between GsetysbuSg and Harrisburg ma
be IVES engaged 70 carry Presiden Van
Bursn's first msssslgs from York to Hsrris.
burg. He wss Instructed TO carry II in An
hour and haif 10 possible. Rofsss Vere
stationed along the route q different points
ior him, aud his only delay Wss in
oismoanting aud again mounting another
etsed. he dashed Into HARRISBURG in ons
hour sud tweaty-six Wtuutss oitss losvips
foFs' having Sour minutes 70 spasA
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A GENTLEMAN who recently died Ia
Hartford, Connecticut, Mr.. Walter Kepey,
msde gift to Trinity college in bis nie-
time In way that would, II more generally
followed, largely increase the actual
usefulness Of gifts to institutions Of learn
iug. Every college In the country, nc
matter how wealthy, will be found lame In
some one department, because the expendi'
ture Of its Income II hampered by state.
ments % to how II shall be used. The
University Of Pennsylvania has long
boasted . nne library, but for many
years II was accessible only to the pro-
fossofebecause there was no fund provided
for the payment OF . librarian. Our own
franklin and Msrshall college has the
nucleus OF . library, which hes only latsly
beon made properly available BY the volun.
teer labor OF % professor. These instances
arc cited only % samplss OF the many
points at which an unrestricted legacy or
gift could 10 effectively applied, and ysi
gifts OF this kind are 20 rare that DR..
Smith, OF Trinity college. was antonished
when Mr. Walter Keney gave him check
With the simple direction |: "spend tha,
money for Whatever you think best for the
collSga."
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faD oEalUs o. ran aOe9La
Thsrsf . qnssr little bottle stsnas here %
IT'S ssspsa inca boa. ana /. quite pictures.
wsh asurs-ss,a jus. 'A' lsass snhs gro.
II holds IN ~ aepths. though yoa never may
Ana may not wholly be able 70 show IT.
Tbs trsasures Of romano ~. bandit ana poet.
rhsrs are ssaid. sober facts for ths solemn ana
Ana l.!,ss for those wh' i'ss trath in ais.
guise;
There are sweet dreans ana fanoiss that posas
TO the skies.
rhers ars sonss that arc sweet ~ tho voice Of
The lArk.
rAsre are jssis that belong 70 the days of the
there are arrows oswi. .ha. ny strs,ss. 70 the
And tales OF devotion ana honor ana truth,
And stories Of danger ana beauty and ruth
That Quisken the pulse Ia the bosom Of youth.
Thsr: a.. !. truths M that fash out like asword in
That shins like star In the darkness Of night.
10 guide strAying feet from the wrong TO the
right.
There arc sweet psilms OF faith. full many
W0en,
And soiace for sorrow, ana praises serene.
And giad songs Of strength whereon ws,knsss
may lean.
Al this IN the bottle. although can't prove n.
Ana the genius stands there ia his glory
above It.
This strange little bottle. All. mel how
love I'll
store,
With pride that is humble briog TO your
| door.
| And grateful ana happy pray evermore.
Genius that stands ON this strapg bottles
brink,
| ala mo for ever ana ever TO link
| ny heart to the world In this bott'e OF ink.
-Cdrioua Perry.
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DIR LIE CARoN, siiss Beach, 10, sccordirg 4
TO his own scoount about - mean spy -
can b found in history. Men who bind
themselves BY oath 10 accomplish brutal
murders like those Of Ph0nix Park, must
expect In their number ell sorts Of villainA
The mystery 10, what can the bearing Of bic
testimony be upon the Parneli forged
letters?
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unool Dlroeloss ana Teacher.
y pg1ot oleoWhere Tie oomuunica.
~ : ooesespondsnt, who tales issue
o0f oonolusion that school directors
y ~ - school teachssS' Close rela-
A ub arsumsnt does not show - that
tG0 wroae md 10 aD satisfied that II
- dAoW Is 10 any other unprejudiced
~ Our judgnsnt In the matter ID
~ unprejudIoed. We do net know
3 oohool directors have relatives
- ~ tsachsss and We do not want
GDW. We And this morning . list
- our table giving this Information,
- decline 3 rsad u. We desire it
|noCu1ood that our comment b entirely
n1uenosd b. the confederation Of any
1opnlar case end b entirely governed
" oof opinion upon the general subject.
Ne think Il unwiss to elect school di.
Doogo who have . particular interest,
4 ~ b Close relation, In school teachers
&ooe conduct and capacity il TO be con.
l0ngod b them and BY the superintend-
~ whom they put over them. The di.
|coon elect the superintendent and the
ooAses. They put upon the former the
ponsibility Of seeing that the latter do
~ duty; and they expect him to 70.
- fully concerning the. conduct and
1sncy Of each teacher. II 10 not In
nnn nature that . superintendent who
o1s his place 1t the will OF the school
1Dotogs, and whose successful conduct
Es W schools moreover requires him to
= cordial relations with the supreme
shortly, should feel FREQ to recon-
ond the discipline or discharge
NJ 3 faulty or incompetent teacher,
jAo has school director Is relative.
Ano especially when there are . number
sco protected, and The. natural prejudice Of
"a hoard Of school directors, In favor OF
oAeie own blood, Is to be encountered,
SnAy the school superintendent be ex.
Sooted 10 weaken In the discharge OF his
s SonEy and forbear from that strict criti.
I'm Of the conduct Of the tea chers which
+ - good of the school requires.
Z And furthermore, Il Ii not seemly that
xUsoce should b reason given for belief
nat teachers are protected by having
4 11ativeQ In the board, even though there
~ 10 fact no such projection afforded
&om.
The question is wholly distinct from
1Aos Of excluding the relatives oi
u hlIdren from the school board
- from among the teachers. Va
n9ye advocated no such policy. II
venld DO quite impracticable even II
SUlse and We should not think 1t wise Ia
4 $eGoluds the parents Of children from the
so3oool board. On the contrary that Is the
D1oce for them. Sometimes trouble
ogjses through the prejudice OF school
0Igoctor parent In favor Of his disciplined
$4ild; bat II does not often happen, and Q
Doasker may always feel . fair conf
looce that she will be sustained by
~ superiors In the proper discipline
n even dlrectors' children. There
EC9o doubtless weak teachers who vii
syor adirector's child but this svil Is un.
nportent compared to that which tends
5 - tsep such weak and accommodating
DasAsrs In the PLACES that they are unfit
y ~, and where they do injury to thu
Hll1rsn and damage to the cause Of edu-
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The Democratic Asohersgc.

70 note that there is . question raised
M % Whistler the prohibition amendment
sWM b made q party question. To
i vhich we have to say that, 80 far as the
1Domocratic party ia concerned, the ques
40 answers itself; since that party ha:
plu1ys opposed the prohibition policy, Of
Eoootrary to Its fundamental doctrine
10 Democratic party is founded upor
- dsfense OF the individual liberty o'
4 10 citizen and upon opposition K
4 SCamptuary laws that unduly inter
1ge with 1t. II proclsims tha,
sosuy man Ii free 70 do as he
|Dlenaos to do, 20 that in 10 doing he
'15es not interfere with the same right
Dtoysd BY other msn, and do them injury
S - may get drunk, IL he is . fool aud the
- cannot call him to account, unless he
nkes public exhibition OF his drunken.
- o. In any way sffsnds against the
|1Ght Of his fellow to enjoy peace.
4 zhs Democratic party has never
ND to deny the right Of the law.
9akG 70 prohibit entirely the use ol
ooholic or any other sort OF liquor and
J. = eate to say that 1t never will. Its
nventions speak fJr 1t ; and when they
nse spoken In one tune throughout the
|ntury OF the country's existence, it
~ Be safely assumed that they will
- up the air forever. No Democrat,
A1Eeeore, who ID grounded In the first prin.
|(lpaes Of his party, can favor prohibition.
~ course this is not saying that q great
my Of the Democratic voters may not
Nooe for 1t and do 1t without being
41ooted from the party. There is no such
hlng - ejectins voter from party for
4tical heresy. When he comes back
= welcomed and forgiven, for no
&er1 was ever known TO reject q voter.
Y OF which does not alter the indis.
fact that any Demo, ,rat, voting
A. elton, votes against Democratic
ormuitnd against the fundamental
ntioa ac his party. He may do it
sfenoe ~ nee or through anger, but
1N do 1t intelligently and
4 ~ = ths ., doubtless many Demo-
;vnsshsr or not ,Led at the miserable
2hsrs snr poIItfca. treachery of tie
~ Interest. No doubt great majority
Democrats would cheerfully kick the
- Liquor dealer into q sorer
= than that Of Lazarus. The Demo.
- party owes the liquor interest moth
3 out II owes itself and its principles
ehiOg; and 1t is these which demand
ooady opposition to the prohibition
~ Of the use Of any OF the things that
\ Almighty has given to his creature,
ohsis use or abuse, their contentments
Gnptations.
= Republican party differs from
Democratic party, In that its
9oAtion of opposition to.negro slavery,
! hoen swept away from 1t. The negro
- and the negro anti-slavery party
- anchorage. Its politicians favor
\ Doaicy that premises them tenn
~ tSianph /; aud may bs found on
eoo 0f any political question at
Rnt dm's. OF even at the same time.
Usnocratic ship rides safely, amid
1Asst waves, At her mooriug to in.
~ libsriy.
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Electric Bitsers.

This remedy 70 becoming 90 we'll known
and so popular - 70 need no tpecial mention.
Ali who have used Electric Bitters sing tho
not exist, and Il II guaranteed 70 DO all that 10
claimed. Electric Blttsrs will cure all diseases
Of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN.
caused by impure blood.-Wnl drive Malaria
from the system and prevent - we'll ~ cure
all MAlArfal Ievers.--rOr cure OF Headache,
ConstipatiOn ana Indigestion try Electric
Bitteri = Entire satisfaction qua ranteed or
money refunded. Price 800. and q 90 per bot
Tie ~ II. n. COchrAn's Drug BtOro. (BI
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THB importance 10 this country Of auo.
oessiul manufacture OF . cast steel gun lies
In the saving Of time that would be possible
II our cities and sea coast could b defended
BY heavy cannon made 10 this way, and the
navy armed with them. The built up
guns, now considered by all governments
tho only kind that can bs relied upon to
resist the terrible wrench Of the large charge
OF strong powder, take about twenty times
- long to build ~ the cast guns would and, ,
further. II will take 40 several years 10
establish tho plant necessary 70 make built
up guns OF large cslibre II We can man.
sge 70 mako reliable cast steel guns wo will
have achieved what Krupp, Armstrong
and the Creuxot engineers gave up loDg
ego, and We will save great deal OF money
and more valuable tima twill bs grand
triumph OF American ingenuity and we
hope It may soon be assured, but It Ii mot
tlmo 70 brag Just yet
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Stamped Splashers, reduced
to 10, IS, 20, ~, ~, IS, A. and
63c.
Sideboard Covers and Wash.
stand Covers. II, IS and 35c.
Monte Cloth Covers, 50, 75c
and 81.
Initial Handkerchiefs and
Linen, hand embroidered. will
60 back to asc next week.
One lot Of Astrachan Cloth,
colors, dark, green and navy
blue, at Ioc a yard.
On Saturday. February 9th,
and on this day only, we will
sell all our high.priced Um.
brellas, fancy oxydized and sill.
yer handles. at 81 apiece, for
this day only.
One lot OF Fancy French
Sateen Lining, at SC a yard,
until further notice; original
price asc.
Our whole stock OF Barege
and Parisienne Yelling, in
brown. myrtle, navy, grey, etc,
In two lots.
No. I, at Ioc a yard. No. 2,
at I5c a yard, for next week,
ending February 10th.
To-day we place on our
counters a very large lot of
Cambria Embrolderies, of all
widths, which we will sell at
prices which will astonislfyou.
Elegant Narrow Edging, at
SC a strip. Of ~ yards.
A large lot Of fine and snowy
edging, at SC a yard special
prices at Ioc a yard.
Wide Flouncing Embroidery.
at 2sc a yard.
You will be surprised at the
remarkably low prices on these
goods.
ASTRICH BROS.
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SP1OlAL MOTIONS.
Csiisd 10 Preach.

We feel called upon TO preach few gospel
facts facts that are worth kno wing. We want
everybody TO enjoy all that Is possible In this
world. We want all those who nre suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia. ard ali echcs
frte on 10 an unfailirg 9 and endid cure For
ssi0 by II. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 ana l10
North Ou00n etroot. IAnoaatssr,
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Not case OF rheumatism, not cass Of neu.
ragtA not . case OF lAmeness. not q cass OF
pain or eprair - not ono has fsi'ed to 20 when
attacked by 5nowsaS Eoleofrto on. For sale
BY II. ID. Cochran. druggist IN ana 1S9 North
Queen utr0At. Lan0AatRr
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VAMAAAR1rS
PmAs2sulA. sssasoAys Re-. :. Ina
The new Dreso Good.

,.sr rrmss.,r,1. ssss,s... - : "a
The new Dress Goods.
Peeplng out from the shelv.
ing, looking down from fixture
tops, disporting on counter
ends, they smile, almost laugh,
at you as they say, I'VE are
here"
They speak with . voice
which Il not heard, but every
woman listena every dry goods
man Is alert. With bated
breath he pauses to hear what
his Spfing.tide styles say TO the
ladies, and each one Of the Lat.
ter listens for FASHIONS edict
from beyond the sea.
This is but q fraction oi the
thought Of our Dress Goods
counters. We pause at the
truth lest we have . look Of
brag-exaggeration. But the
fact Is that each day brings
scores Of new styles to the
Dress Goods, and the trophies
Of each week count hundreds.
| Day by day we shall specify,
but already the exquisite prints.
Challis. Mohairs, Sateens, Cam.
brics, Calicoes the wool Nov.
elites in robe patterns with
garnitures and decorations in
borders, bands, and stripes /; the
plaided and striped Worsteds ;
demure Trlcots and plain
Wools; Henriettas and Cash.
meres In shades enough to give
a catalogue maker a headache ;
Ginghams in which colors and
cotton are ftly welded ; India
Silks of hues and figures nu-
merous all are here-an In.
ternational Congress of Wo-
mems Dress Stufs.
Last Autumn our collection
Of Dress Goods was our pride
This Spring, il possible, W.
have more to be proud Of.
Il Fur Shoulder Capes are thu
latest agony. Worthy the fus.
they are making. Blocked Il
fit the figure in front. Seal, Per
sian Lamb and Astrakhan
Some with pointed fronts ant
. high shoulders.
A few Fur-lined Circulars
with fine Sicilian covers, markes
: down to close. $18 to $3s.
second door. Chestnut street froat Tsss sls
Galloping prices on Men,
Furnishings.
1000 pairs English Merin,
Half Hose, I5c, from 25c.
7,4oo pairs Fowne's Clotl
I, Gloves, I2Hc, from 25c.
Il A lot Of a5c Cotton Hal
Hose In plain colors at Isc.
About 100 Mems Gray Elan
mel Shirts at $3.50. The S;
kind.
Middle Market street entrance.
Half or third for the wind.uI
, of Children's Hoods. Fair as
sortment.
i Black Felt Hats for women
Enough styles to make YOU
choice certain.
North from Thirtesnth ana Chestnut street
Let one Sideboard point tn.
Furniture moral to-day. An
tique Oak, quarter sawed t
, show the grain. Four feet ane
! a halt long. Beveled' plate
glass back, with four small
beveled plate mirrors at top
Heavy oxidized trimmings. Al
the drawers and closets linet
with oak throughout. Soft
: woods has been the rule, save
: in very high cost work. Ths
, price $40.
Plenty Of cheaper Sideboard.
OF course, and up to $3I5.
Third noor. -Four elevators.
Newest conceits In Valen,
tines. Lovely bits, hand.
painted or autographed. and
with just the words that fit.
Flat cards, mounts, celluloid
designs, and the always.looked.
for lace affairs. In a case you
may see a Valentine 50 years
old. Rich then, but 'twould be
voted tame now.
South of hist,snth street. entranoa
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EVERY Democrat snould attend the prl.
m msries this evening. A full vote insures
tho selection OF tho best candidates.
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An UNTORTUNATE PERSON.

Tho most unfortunate person in the world 10
one afYiicted with sick headache. but they will
be relieved at once BY using ID. Leslie'n special
N0lumn IA
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of Bourbon
lnds says: Both myself and wife owe our
liver TO sHlLOH,6 CONSUMPTION CURES,
xor sale by h. u. Cochran. Druggist No. l3i
North Queen street. (bl
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rrom UIsvsiaua. Ohio,

Comes . let'or signed T. walker. saying
"About six months ago commenced tShina
BWrd0ok Blood BlusrS for protrActed case Ol
lumbago ana general debility. ana now am
pleased 70 state have recovered my appetite
ana wonteo strength. Feel better altogether" "
lBo North Queen street. LAnCaotor
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LET u Be us1erstees.

y - not wish to bs understood 90
POSITION against the board Of
oipeetoss, in The iasus made - to
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10 Consumption lacuvab,s.

Road the following: Mr.. q. II. Norris, Newark.
Ark, says: "Was down with Abscsss Of Lungs.
and friends and physicians pronounced me an
inourable Consumptive. Began taking DR..
now ON my third bottle, ana able TO oversees tho
.ysl wSrl Ssas ON my farm. 1t the nnsst medicine
Jesse Aiddlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says: HAD
u not been for Dr. Kings New Discovery tor
Consumption. would have died of Lung Trou.
blee. Was given up BY doctors. Am now in
best of health" Try It. sample bottles free st
u B. CochrAn's Drug Store, Nos. l67 and lS9
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IT may bs safely predicted that the In.
augural parade In Warrington viii not be
worth anything. There will be too much
OF II.
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH when ehiloh's
Curo will give Immediate relief. Prioe 10 ets. |,
90 cts, and u. For sale by II. Is Cochran, Drug.
gist. No. III North Queen street (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-09

THE dressed beef bill hes been buried BY
the House. Changers are given notice that
Il 10 not profitable TO asitate The adoption Of
bills OF that character.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-09

A STEAM heating device for railway
trains invented BY Mr. J. II. Wilson, Of
Pittsburs, 10 soon to bs tested on the Penn
syivsnis railroad. A Fort Wayne engine
has been remodelled 10 heat the water. In
tho dome ovsr the centre Of the boiler,
which was formerly known - the sand box,
coils Of copper pipe Will be laid; through
this the water will psss. Tho steam oircu.
lstes around the pipes insids the dome and
Il IL claimed the ooldsst water can bs made
scsldinR hot in Q few minutes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-09

eHlLOM'S CURE will immediately rolievo
Group. Whooping Cough and bronchitis FOR
sale by u. D. Cochran. Druggist No. lat North
queen street (n