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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04
The Ability to Bear Pain.

lie the tsst Of fortitude among the Indian Tribes
hut We defy any Cherokee. Sioux or Com.
manche to endure the twinges OF rheumausm
vithout vincine, These, indeed, are slight 1t
nrst, but grow in Intensity until they become
unbearabic. No malady IL more obstinate In
its maturity than that which gives rise 70 them.
The more need. then, Of attacking u at the OUT
letters Stomach Bitters safer and Infinitely
more effective than colchicum, veratrum and
nux vomica, all remedies which might prove
Mineral depurents, Also. when not positively
mischiev0us, are far inferior In remedial
entirely expels from the blood the acrid Inn
purjttgS Which originate the disease, anu ei;s
es as we'll as cleanses II. Constipation,
complaint, dyspepsia and other ailments n,,na
rive way to IL aitoS
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Now is the Time

Hoods sArsaparilla Il the best blood purins!
bssors the public. II crAdicates scrulala end
all humoes, cures salt rheuin. botls, pimplss
etc. The severest cases Of blood poiscning hav(
yielded 10 its superior curative powes.
"This 10 10 certify that have ueed H0rdt
9arsapafilla In my Mmtly for some time pas'
ana have found Il 70 b good blood puri0se
II has been of great beneat - reeommsnosd
and have no hsstlattou In rsccmmsndingts u X
all Who are In want q any medicine q IN
kind RoRxnr A. enrrn. Justice Of th'
Peace. HOusudale, rA.
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10 puri0 yeas Mood 80 lsrtify your system
agalnst ths 1sollltnsing sGeesA ofspeingwsashse.
A. no oeheB ooaoon = Ne bit<sf taoes in he
meath mnU pfo0inent the hrsalh % o0saslvs,
~ ervwy liaslns0 - 0UsusAt, q tAAs en-
tsUns slfo1 1ssling - peevoleal Mood's 9As-
sapaEllia y Just The nsdielns 70 bulla up the
sysesm, par1fr the blood, cure bilioasne1 and
heAdasho. 0veeesms thas tifVd 1ssling and 80.
ats God appstitA The peculiar medicinal
merit a Hood's 0arsApafilA 10 shown BY the
many rsmarkah,s cures u aeeonplishs wAsrs
okh&rn NIL
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%pertnl QnttreS.
Rucklen,s Arnica salve.

rus BEET sALvE IN the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures piles, os
no pay required. 1t ID guaranteed 70 give Per.
cent? per box. For sale BY w. T. Hoch, Drug.
gist, Nos. lS7 and l'N North Queen street, Ian
caster. Pa. 1unoN-lyQ
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Mt give up, there ID = cure for catarrh and
In the head. Thousands testify that Ely's
I'm Balm has entirely cured them. 1t tisa
kafe aud pleasant remedy. It IL applied into
the nostrils. II 10 not liquid or snun. 1t cures
)by cleansing and healing. Price, 6oc.
mZ7-2wd
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f. Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County Atty.
lay Co., Tex, says: "Have used Electric Bit
ters with most happy results My brother also.
was very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice,
but was cured by timely use OF this medicine.
Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life."
Mr.. d. ]. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, KY, adds
be would have died, had 1t not been for Electric
Bitters.
This great remedy will ward OF, as well a.
cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney,
Liver and Stomach Disorders stands unequaled.
Price SOC. and 81, at w. I. Hochs Drug Store,
l37 and l39 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. (O
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Hoods sarsaparilla

For . Arut-eiass spring u,sdicins my wifs
and think vsry highly Of Hoods Hanaparilla.
deal q good and W 1elt better through the hot
weather than ever before. II cured ny VIII -
sick hsaAaohs, fr0a which she hae sn9sss1 .
great deal, and relieved me Of dizzy, tirsA
1eeling. I think every oas ooght 70 take como
thing 70 purify the blood bsf0ss the hot weather
comes on. and we shall take Hood's SAssape.
rills this spring." J. II. PRAncE, Bupt 0ranits
Ry. Co, Concord, N. II.
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Mothers Mothers Mothers I

Mothers! Mothers Mothers
Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
With the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf II
%, 70 at once and get bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediatsly-depend
upon Il; there IL no mistake about It There ID
not mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell Won at once that II will regu.
iafe the bowels and give rest to the mother, and
relied and health TO the child, operating like
magic II il perfectly safe to use in all cases and
TO the taste, and IL the prescription Of
one on the Oldest and best female phi ysicans and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere.
Is cents bottle. tune8lvoAW
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The New Discovery.

Inc Now DlbCOVorys
You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about II, You may yourself he one OF
the many who know from personal experiences
just how good thing " Is. II you have ever
tried IL, you are one OF its staunch friends, be
cause the wonderful thing about It IL, that
when once given trial, DIR. Kings New Dis
cOvery ever after holds place In the house. II
YOU have never used 1t and should be afflicted
with o cough, cold or any Throat, Lung oI
Chest trouble, secure bottle at once and give
II Q fair trial. II Is guaranteed every time. OF
money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at w. T
Hochs Drug Store, No. lss N. Queen street
Lancaster, Pa.
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Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves
they Green In and steal our health and comfort
before we know It. Let us put stop 10 theiI
invasions with a bottle OF Burtock BLOOD Bitter!
Hoch, 1877 and iS9 North Queen street. Lancas
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The Spring Medicine

~ wish 70 enroll my name ~ one Of those
who have derived health nom The use OF HOODS
0AraparillA. For many years have taken H.
especiAIly In the early spriqg. when I am
troubled with dissinesa, dullness, unpleasant
TASTE IN my mouth In the morning. II removes
this bed taste, relieves my headache ana makes
me Seel greatly refreshed. The two bottles l
have used this spring have been worth dollar
Q dose. advise all my friends to take H.
JoHS Bixns, Ga "a STREET, town OF Lake.
CHICAGO. III,
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The Travelling salesman

The Travelling salesman
IL an irrisistible fellow, brim full OF stories,
very taking withai. Burtlock Blood Btters are
. very taking medicine they take everywhere,
and are sold everywhere. For sale by w. r.
Hoch, 1877 and l~ North Queen street. Lancas-
ter.
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Worked wonders.

my daughter was very bad off on account
/ Of cold and pain In her lungs Dr. 7nonsas E.
the bows was q DOf sore throat. This medi-
cine has workel BINDERS in our family" Alvin
Pincney, Lake Mahopac, N. Y. For sale BY W.
+. Hoch, lH and lS9 North Queen street, Lam
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Qeuttstrp.

DR NATHORST, DENTIST.
IL 2CENTRE SQUARE.
Filling Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe.
ciaities. New isess made, broken ones mended
and pivoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
TO Dentistry will receive prompt attention; at
Nsihorst Is the ONLY Dentist In this county
usSy. .sn e4vsntass thai Y Obvious.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
YoEKlYN F.pE.
william Clark's Big Barn Destroyed
This Morning Loss &3, 600.

william Clark's Big Barn Destroyed
This Morning Loss $4,000.
A large barn belonging to William
Clark Of Yorklyn, Del. was entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. All the
stock and most of the farming imple-
ments we're taken from the build
ing, but its remaining contents, includ-
ing hay, straw, grain and feed were
totally destroyed.
The fire was discovered by a little
girl who saw dense clouds
Of smoke issuing from the
straw NOW about o'clock. She at once
gave the alarm and the whole kneighbor-
hood was aroused, but the FIRE was be-
yond control and in Ia few minutes the
flames burst through the roof and
leaped high into the air.
Two bucket brigades were formed and
the neighbors worked like their lives
were at stake for more than two hours
trying to save the adjoining buildings.
The roof of the house, a large ston,
| building, caught fire twice, but by super
human efforts the flames were extin
| guished. Fifteen tons of hay and al
much straw were consumed.
The total loss on the burned building
will reach $4,000, on which there is 1
small insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were in Wilmington
all the morning, and were notified o
/ their loss by relatives, who had beei
| telephoned to in this city.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
POST CHAPLAIN KERR HoNoRED
Farewell Reception rendered by Colonel
George w. Marshall at Milford.

Farewell Reception rendered by Colonel
George w. Marshall at Milford.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, May 14--Colonel George w.
Marshall of this town gave reception at
his residence last evening in honor of
Post Chaplain James @. Kerr and wife,
who will leave for his post in Arizona on
Monday Chaplain Kerr assumes the
rank Of captain, and appeared in his new
uniform for the first time last evening.
All Of the military guests appeared in
full dress uniform and the scene at Colo
mel Marshalls was very animated one.
The guests began to arrive early and
were received by Colonel Marshall and his
wife assisted by Miss Webb of Little
Creek. At o'clock the military men
marched to the colonels house. After
the general introductions, Refreshments
were served and when the cigars had been
served the speech making began. Happy
and appropriate speeches were made by
Rev. j. S. Willis, Rev. MI. Geer, Hon.
w. F. Causey, j. w. Causey, General r.
r Kenney, Colonel K. Il. Cooper, Chaplain
Kerr and 9th ers.
Among those present were General r.
| r. Kenney, Colonel f. II Cooper, Cap
tain j. ]. WOcten, Surgeon William
Marshall, Assistant-Surgeon J. A. Ellie
good, Chaplain j s. Willis, David Hirsh
Esq, w. r. Watson, Esq, Frank Rick
ards, J. B. Smith, Rev. Il. L. Bunstine
lJ. Y. Foulk, Henry Smoot, james
welch, w. V. Sipple. Lieutenant Theo
dore Townsend, Lieutenant II. l.. Paige
ID. Ries, A. b. Prettvmar
S. N. Gray, Walter Pardoe Hon. w +
Causey, Sidney Collins, John N Smith
Charles Tuthill, Frank Kramlich, Dr.
Nathan Pratt, /. s. Truitt, Thons
Draper, Colonel NJ. H. Davis, Postmaste
r. 4. Watson. James Russell, J. p. Stew
ard. Colonel Robert Williams, Hon Rynea
Williams, Benjamin Collins, n. L. Hyn
son, R. II. Gilman, r. p. Small, j. w
! Truitt, J. w. Causey, G. w. Edwards
j.. E. Holland, David Lsnk, D. R. Holmes
: Captain +. c. Wiswell Sergeant A. "
Morris, w. John Gray and w M. Truit
Evening journal., 1890-05-14

IL the protectionists can extract any
comfort from the speech Of MIR. Glad
stone at the Golden Club, they are vel
come to 1t. They need it. All the col
leges, universities and all the prominent
newspapers in the country are advocat
ing and teaching that protectionism is a
fallucy, fraud and failure. If Mr..
Gladstone has any information to the
contrary, he should give it to the world,
for II is not known in this supposedto-be be
elysium Of protectionism. But in their
anxiety TO use Mr.. Gladstone as a wit
ness, the too hasty protectionists have
overlooked or misread what Mr. Glad
stone actually said He said
Still the growing strength, activity
and cearness of conviction of the free
trade American party gave a favorable
promise Of ultimate triumph at the polls.
Every body recognizes that the Eprotec-
tionists are securely intrenched, but
still after protesting to have won a
victory for Harrison and Protection,
they have been forced to bring in a tariff
bill. That is a victory for the tariff re-
formers. The tariff bill will probably
not become law. Even if it should
become law, 1t will be an unsatisfactory
law. Meantime the protectionists hav,
yielded the contention that 1t needs
revision, If nothing more. That is a con
fession that it could be change,
to advantage, which is what the tarii
reformers contended for. There win b
hereafter only difference in the degre
"a difference as to the height Of the Pre-
lection wall and the amount Of unneces
sary and iniquitous legalized robbery I
which the people win submit. The pro
tectionists in this country have aban
doned their cause They can never re
sumo the position they held during tn
Harrison campaign.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
wELL-KNowN PeRsoNs.

Sir John Millais is now engaged in
painting portrait Of Mrs. Joseph Cham
berlain.
Austin Dobson, the poet, is so. He
entered the English civil service at IL
and was intended for an engineer
Professor George Ebers, the Oriental
scholar, has blue eyes and blonde hair
and beard and looks decidedly Teutonic.
He is paralytic, but does great deal of
work.
Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley. chairman Of
the Inter- State Commerce Commission,
has so far recovered his health as to be
able TO return to Washington. he will
resume his duties on the Commission,
but will not work so hard as heretofore.
He has been warned by his physicians
that he must SO slowly or the conse-
quences may be serious.
Robert Louis Stevenson Though 3
Presbyterian has addressed the Rev. Mr.
Hyde Of Honolulu. a letter defending tn,
late Father Damien from Mr. Hyde's de-
fsmatory charges, and reminding him
that he is moi likely to incur leprosy BY
contact with the lepers, as he keeps
safely away from them, living in elegant
ease as a swell missionary.
Addressing the Mayors Club, at Bos-
ton, the other day, General Butler sal,
that Of single class Of eight pupils q
the Lowell High School, three becam
governors two were leading engineers
one was a Secretary Of the Navy, one
leading physician, and the other die
early. The principal of the school, Mr
Clark, is now Bishop Of Rhode Island.
General Sherman was on the foor Q
the Senate for a moment Monday. th
rules having been temporarily suspende
SO that lie could be admitted to tb
9 chamber He listened for a few moment
S to the speech of Senator Jones on th
{ silver question, and then retired to tn
cloak room, where he sat and smoke
and told stories for nearly two hour
. During that time nearly every membs
9 Of the Senate called and shook hanS
with the old soldier.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14

REPRESENTATIVE BuTTERwoRTH of
Ohio has become defiant in regard to the
Mckinley bin. Butterworth was shut
out Of the general debate by the Ways
and Means Republicans, who used up
fourteen of the sixteen hours allotted to
their side because they feared that he
mi ght make just such a deliyerance as
he did make to-day, but the Democrats,
having heard that he was going to make
candid and courageous speech,
saw to 1t that he had all the
time he wanted, Heard, Of
Missouri. making the motion, and none
Of the Republicans daring TO object.
Thus the House Of Reed is not to have
plain sailing, even after all OF the ex-
treme measures to build up the majority
into working condition, to unite the
party by caucus dictation and to shut of
debate by the Reed rules. If there is SC
much opposition In Congress to party
measure when the party is in such exi-
gencies, what will be the opposition in the
ranks at the next elections.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
Trooy B,s qrIp 10 philadelphia.

Troop B, N. G. D., chartered special
car last evening TO take them to Phila-
delphia, to attend the annual reception
of d Company, Third Regiment, N. g, P.
About thirty.fve members and three
officers attended. They were met at the
station by the reception committee and a
band and were escorted to the com
panys armory at Broad and Wharton
streets, where the reception was held.
During the evening the troop gave a
cavalry sabre drill which pleased the
guests so very much that 1t brought
from them loud applause AS
Troop b were special guests
to Company d, they were es-
courted to the Cameron Club
house, where a bounteous supply OF the
luxuries of the season we're served, hav-
ing spent most enjoyable evening the
troop departed for this city, reaching
home about 5 o'clock this morning.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14

Mr.. CARTON of the Kansas city Times
has been vindictiye enough to use the
proof of the d eadly parallel TO convict
Senator ingalls, Of using Massilons
splendid sermon on Immortality for HE
eulogy on Representative Burns. The
Philadelphia Record says:
The theft is undeniable; the only ex-
cuse for it is the excellent texture Of the
stuff Mr.. ingalls, is literary pirate
but he is not devoid Of taste.
In view of these developments, what
becomes Of the orations Senator ingalls,
made against Mr. Cleveland, as tn,
President of the United States; what
becomes Of his "bloody shirt" harangues
Were they purloined pyrotechnlcs, de-
livered for effect, not having even tbs
virtue of origlnality2 Here lies another
great Republican statesman.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
suicide of ". +. Crane IA Kansas city.

LAUREL Del. May a. "A telegram
received here yesterday from Kansas
City states that William f. Crane, a
lawyer of Albuquerque, New Mexico,
whose family reside here, has committed
suicide in the Planters Rooming House,
in that city, while laboring under an at
tack of temporary insanity. He shot
himself in the head with revolver. He
was member of the g. A. r. The mem
bers Of his family residing at Laurel are
his wife, three children, mother and 1
married sister. He was son of the lat'
Captain W. r. Crane, Of the dead-lettei
office at Washington. Losses in New
Mexico had somewhat embarrassed hin
financially, and about a month ago he sole
his property here and sent deeds to hi
wife 60 execute. A letter received
from him two weeks ago stated that h'
would soon start from Albuquerque 70
Laurel, and his arrival here was hourl.
expected by his family.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14

IF any sane and candid man could
entertain the false impression that the
Morning News tries to create without
believing it itself, that a tariff duty does
not increase the price of commodity let
him read the remarks of Mr.. Niedring
haus a Republican Congressman from
Missouri and manufacturer Of granite
iron ware. Boracic acid is used in the
manufacture Of this ware. Upon reach
ing that article during the debate on the
tariff the report says.
Mr.. Niedringhaus (Rep., Mo- pro
posed an amendment making the duty on
commercial acid 3 cents instead Of cents
pound. He explained that although
he had been elected upon a strictly pro-
tective basis, his constituents thoroughly
4 understood his position in this matter
He did not run for Congress; he was
driven to It by the laboring people Of his
district. he had been accused OF MOI
being willing to treat others as he woulC
be treated. Now he would, at the propei
? time, vote to allow other persons twici
the advantage in their business that h,
asked for in his own business. Demo
4 cratic laughter
J. Mr.. Butterworth (Rep. Ohio wante'
q to know what the difference was betweel
\ the cost of production Of boracic aci
here and abroad
4 Mr. Niedringhaus said that was jus
t. what the Ways and Means Committe
It had failed to worm out
IS This shows the sham, the silly mocl
D cry, the vulgar pretense Of protectionisi
Z in practice. Here is a legislator strul
+ Cling TO reduce the duty on boraclc ae
y because he uses IL in his business, abs
:. lutely careless whether the manufaetur
N gains or loses by the reduced duty.
a. has the intense and superlstive insolen
N to profess to desire to serve not himse
4. but his constituents. Is there a sa
il man who could believe that Niedringha
le would pay penny more for labor
re boracic acid were reduced to cents p
N pound dutyg Is there sane man W
4 could believe that Nsidringhaus can yo
> honestly on the subject Of the tariff
Evening journal., 1890-05-14
NOTICE

In consequence of the Sc
curity of the copyright trade
mark and the engagements of
Mr.. ReadSwith us, we gave
large attention to the Lans-
downe, introduced it freely,
and advertised it prominently.
The beauty of the fabric and
the choice variety of colors
soon created a large demand,
and many dealers sought in
vain to obtain the goods, but
encountered the difficulties of
the situation. Not to be
baffled in their attempt to
profit by the reputation created
by us for the Lansdowne, GER
tain other goods have been
made to serve the purpose Of
Lansdowne, and have been
falsely advertised as such.
Ege,y biece of SaZk-and-
7O0oI Dress Goods sold unaey
the name of LansdoaOAe, uNlesS
made by Uzlllan1 z. Read, ct
PAzzadelbAla Is a f5aud.
ANY dealer attempting to
use the namein connection with
goods of other markers convicts
himself thereby of ignorance
or fraud. 1t belongs to the
owner of the trademark tc
protect his legal rights, and tc
us to protect the public from
imposition and our business
from injury.
If comparisons were no
odious and the mere sugges
ton of personalities not dis
tasteful, the foregoing state
ments would be accentuateC
with facts. But this is no
an Indictment, only a warning
to be needed or neglected, a
buyers may choose.
The application.
The Lansdowne fraud is onl,
one of many constantly prac
! ticed upon the public. Sucl
things thrive because encoul
t aged. Some imposition, o.
e the public result from ignol
ance, some from design. TIL
s latter distinction is moral, tn
E former intellectual. But ne
n ther would thrive if the publ
a carefully sought TO know an
e encourage only the merchant
q that consistently tell and liv
d up to the truth. Make hun
IS bug and falsehood odious an
!. you'll get honest service, b
ie cause it will pay best.
y JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1890-05-14

WE print in another column an editor
ial comment by the Philadelphia Tele-
graph, Republican, on the subject OF
pensions. Il states the case plainly,
bluntly and every man may judge for
himself how truthfully. II is useless to
protest against the raid on the Treasury,
The Republicans secured the vote Of this
Grand Army on promises of liberality
not Justice to the soldiers and they vii
be compelled to fulfil their promises
Meantime the day is fast approaching
when pension will be disgrace, not Al
homer. Even now the remark is Otter
made, Il do not understand why h
draws a pension" Of an able-bodied
strong looking man.