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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
Salisbury's Joke.

In concluding remarkable address
20 the Conservative members Of Paflia-
nlent OF Thursday night Lord Salisbury
oftsr referring to troubles with Portugal
end In the Transvaal said that he hoped
~ Behring sea question with the
United States would be settled soon, but
ndded that with such a susceptible
oatiop as America, Great Britain can not
oegotiate at the top of her voice" This
vss received with uproarious laughter
o1o " fair specimen Of pointless
Lond heavy British wit No doubt
oAsPortuguese will have some comments
- make upon 1t, for Salisbury has been
eegotiating with them in rather per-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
Industry at Homo and Abroad,

41 II looks az though the wage-earner OF
Europe was to enjoy in the future much
i botter reward for his labor than he
hes had In the past and that there is
- be much nearer approach TO an
equalization Of the wages Of labor in
The civilized world. The industrial
eituation In Europe is very remarkable
and is such as the most prophetic vision
would not have foretold. There has es-
Z; ocfslly been wonderful advance In
Ftho cost OF fuel, which commands a
<4kic4 % high as 10 aStnnish lis, nc
$o11tomed rs we have been to consider
European products to he much cheaper
HAN our own.
Coal represents the cost Of raising it
ADDED to the royalty Of the land owner
md the profit of the operator. The
slAbor cost must be very great to bring
sEnglish coal to the present price and
t1he demand is such as to enable the
a3nboreS to still add to this cost, as Is
shown by the successful demand just
nAde for an increase of Ave cents per
IN for mining.
The conditions In Europe have been
'ol1ch ~ to remove from the iron manu-
fActurers Of this country the threat of its
pompctition. Prices Of steel rails are
lower here than there, and II the sitn-
ati0n should continue as 1t is, the duty
on rails could be altogether taken off
without bringing the foreign into COM
petition with the homo product, save at
our seaports distant from the place of
manufacture such as those on the
and the gulf. And yet there is
~ great profit to the manufacturer
and no great increase of wages to
ed or unskilled labor. Our prices
been unaffected by the foreign
itions and while abroad labor and
u have been reaping u greatly
.sed reward, there has been very
tendency In that direction here.
, has not been for many years
arp change In the conditions af-
.nE the worlds industry and bear
& upon the question of the needful
Ate Of protective tariff duties In this
a0untry. The promise of an export
trsde to our iron manufacturers is even
now fulfilled; and the duty of ofstimulating
u 10 very plainly enjoined upon Con-
'Grass. 1t is here TO stay If 1t is wisely
enc0Ursgsa, The cheapness of our fuel
Jmpared withthat of Europe is a con-
ktlOn which will always remain to give
- great advantage, and Of itself suflices
~ Offset any difference in the cost Of our
labor that may be now existing, and
which difference is likely to diminish
Father than increase.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
: Early TO bed and early 10 rise

Early to bed and early to rise
Makes man healthy, wealthy aud wise -
says The oldsn-time nursery rhyme, but we
think that
Early to drink from the fountain OF health
VIII bring both the wisdom and much -onged
for wealth.
and that fountain Is to be found In Dr. Piercc's
Golden Medica, Discovery, the world-n,Ined
remedy for impurities OF the blood. II cures
Scrofuous Sores and Swc lings. skin and Scalp
diseases, letter, Saltrheum and all blood
taints. W,Th&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
from Republican Headaunrter,,

NoRAvIA, N. u, May s, lss7.--O, +. Wood
ward have been using Kemp's Balsam and
lnd II very effective In relieving cough with
which have been afflicted of late. Our drug
gists tell me they sell more OF this than any
any other cough remedy can chcerfuliy rec
ommcnd II. Yours truly, ]. j. PEAsE, Editor
Republican. AT all druggists. Large bottles
soc and 81. (0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

~ PER CENT. DEBENTURES STOCK GER
~ tincates In multiples OF $780, earning a
guarantee cash dividend OF 10 per cent, per AN
mum; payable semi-annually, are issued by the
ONCE, Aberdeen, South Dakotal. No member
ship fee or other expense incident to issuance
of stock. Stock may be converted into cash at
purchase price after two years. Investor Sc
cured by real estate mortgages to double the
amount OF the Investment deposited with a
Trustee. Correspondents invited.
q. w. STARTLING,
Manager Philadelphia Office
Janl-Smeod No. All Walnut street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

The tale of WOO of the street nxers of
Lancaster seems TO throw the responsibility
for the miserable streets upon the weather
bureau. We'll, we have very poor
weather service certainly, but road making
IL undertaken just for such emergencies.
In good weather even country roads arc
good, and It is for better use I'm bad weather
that the streets are supposed to bc macada
mized
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

the formal Opening is passed.
The opening is merely the in
auguration Of the season. Soon
as it is over the season pro
ceeds. and keeps proceeding
until the zenith is reached.
We want your attention upon
Furniture to-day.
On the third floor. in one Of
the furnished rooms, you will
see a Mahogany Bedroom
Suite Of wonderful beauty, well
worth your duty. The style is
modern antique, with plain,
strong outlines, finished with
beautiful maygmeterie or inlaid
work on the hcadboard Of the
bedstead and the front Of the
bureau above the drawers. The
large oval bevel-edged mirror,
the ample drawers and swell
front of the bureau, and the
simple lines Of the bedstead
harmonic with but greatly sur
pass the old furniture Of the
colonial period.
This Mahogany Bedroom
Suite is but one of scores of
illustrations of the exclusive
styles that we command for the
Philadelphia market. The con-
stantly increasing demand for
our Furniture shows that more
and more are people Of taste
comprehending that in Furni-
ture as in all else we are using
the latest and largest facilities
for producing rare and choice
things as well as the more COM
monplace and popular.
In another furnished room
you can see a bamboo finished
Maple Bedroom Suite, which is
only one Of many that are on
the floor in the depa. ..nent.
This popular style cost from
$115 to $I75 for Bedstea and
Bureau, while all the other
pieces, as Chairs, c .:val
Glasses, Clothes-Tre
Wardrobes, can be ha
plete the suite acc.
your taste.
For bedroom furnishing one
of the prettiest woods now in
vogue is Bird's-eye Maple,
beautiful as satin, durable as
oak. There is a wide choice
among the suites at $40 to
s225 for Bureau and Bedstead.
with extra cost for added
pieces.
1t was our privilege to intro
duce last year exclusively the
Sixteenth Century Finished Oak
Furniture. We still control the
only perfect finish in this style,
which preserves entirely the
grain of the wood in brilliant
surface with a tone truly sug-
gestive of ripe age. There are
limitations - plenty of them.
We have not only the perfect
and artistic, but the poorer and
inferior, and can show both in
contrast-what you can get
here or anywhere, what you
can get only here.
This particular finish can be
had for the Dining-room, Bed
room, Library or Hall. The
designs, mostly Moorish, are
adapted to the wood, and the
hardware trimmings to both.
If you are not acquainted with
this Furniture we will be glad
to introduce you, even if only
to CRAFTY your taste or add to
your information.
A specially now running in
our Furniture stock with great
success are Couches covered
with Bagdad Curtains. They
are our own make, good
springs, thorough upholstery,
and genuine Oriental cover
ings. Recline on one and you
are for the nonce the veritable
Caliph himself. $25.
Our present purpose is
merely to suggest that just
here is the greatest aggrega-
ton of the best Furniture. II
you believe that, you'll visit
and examine the stock That's
all we ask. The rest follows as
a natural sequence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
VIyHE MILLERsvILLE STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL, L!oWii

TIME MILLERsvILLE STATE N6KMAL
SCHOOL. Inomtt.
The Millersvile Normal School, which has
long been recognized as the leading trailing
school In the state Is better this year than evek
before. II Is not y mere academy, but a real
school for the training OF teachers. Ita gradu-
ates MI many Of the leading educational posi-
tions In ibis state.
A Free Kindergarten will be started In con-
nection with the Model School. II will be in
charge OF an experienced kindergarten. Spe.
cial training classes In this department with
out extra charge.
Full state appropriation to studenta. Write
early for room. Visitors are always welcome.
Special Arrangements for Lancaster. The
programme OF the Millcrsville Normal school
has been 10 arranged that pupils from LAncas-
caster may graduate at the school and board at
home.
Tuition expenses for pupils preparing to
teach: Per week (for II weeks or more). o.; for
Winter session Of % weeks, $40 for Summer
Session OF IA weeks, sl3 total tuition for year,
go,
A state appropriation Of 5000 is given TO
Graduates II Is thus seen that High School
Graduates and others, who complete the Nor.
NAL School Course in two years, may do so at a
total tuition OF only s2s.
Special rates 10 pupils are given by the Street
Railroad Company.
Summer Session OF Fourteen Weeks begins
Monday, March 3lst.
For Catalogue or further Information address
DIR. +. DRAM LYTE,
m202wd Millersville, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

CONGRESSMAN MASH IL Democrat and
induced a Republican House TO pass the
bill for public building at York.
Congressman Brosius had better bostlr
himself Lancaster should receive con.
sideratIon before Pietown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

THE New York star says that one of the
nourishng industries of the metropolis Is
the insurance of babies. There are several
companies in the business, and collectors
trot around through the poorer quarters In
lively fashion, collecting the weekly pre-
miums. AS these only average five cents
1t Is necessary for the insurance agents to
hustle for q living at the business.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

We do not believe In medicine for children,
but we do believe In DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup and
assert that no family should he without Il.
Price 25 cents
Laxador. the great remedy for dyspepsia is
free from oil deletcrioas substances, and there
IL no danger of having ones teeth salivated by
Its use which IL frequently done by prepara-
tlons containining poisons. Sold by all drug
gists. 25 cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

THE mud In the streets of Lancaster is of
the consistency OF oat meal porridge. Tho
horse and wagon washer Is the principal
among those cussing" the street com
mittee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

Mr.. ESeLE's stones, In the guise of mud,
are being carried by rain through sewers to
tho Conestoga river.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
Spring Arbor DAYS.

Governor Beaver has designated April
nth and 25th as Arbor Days. lie has fixed
two days, ia order that all sections OF the
state may be accommodated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

lT seems that Dahomey, like Germany,
is afflicted with young king who imag-
ines that he Is the greatest ruler In tho
world. Ho sent word to the French sew
eral months ago that as soon as he had fin
ished celebrating his coming to the throne
he would start with great army and drive
foreigners from the coast. He sent an
army of ten thousand men and Amazons
armed with ilint-locks to fulfill this threat,
and the French force, which arrived from
Senegal and repulsed tho Dahomans, num-
bered only nine hundred. The troops of the
King were armed with guns of antique
pattern.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
A RESpnNSE

For the lNTELLIGEsCER
" have swept one chord within
A true bard's soulful keeping,
Or woke his song which else had been
A hidden ruby sleeping,
Then hath fair Musa's gift not been
A mythie boom--unfelt-unseen.
Mop MvTTou
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
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Annhua.
AnnItua.
FoHMuLR,
HOW TO SECURE
Good Tin Roof.

WE are in receipt, nom Merchant n
Co., Of Philadelphia, OF very useful and
neat formula upon " How TO Secure a
Good Tin Roof" This circular or for
mula presents specifications which are
simply intended ms a reference or guild
ance In specifying for either mat seam
tin roofs, using either Ax2o or SxO size
sheets, or the standing seam where there
is sufficient slope TO carry of the rain
water, etc. the nat seam where there Is
little or no slope. The firm state that
this formula has not been written with
an Intention OF debating to the archi-
teets, but rather to assist them In speci.
Tying for a roof that viii last, as II
should, for years, whilst the majority
of tin roofs put on to-day will not last
five years before repairs commence This
formula is very useful and should be-
read carefully. Write for one.-Rulders'
Gdzsns. Pnsbgg, Marsh I.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

IHR famous Arctic explorer. Baron Nor
denskjold, has announced through the
Stockholm Academy of Sciences that he
will lead an expedition to the South Pole
In the summer of 1891, and he asks for ad-
ditonal financial support, although fifty
thousand dollars Is available for the pur-
pose, half offered by the Australian govern
ment and half by Mr.. Dickson, the wealthy
Dane, who contributed literally to his sue
cessful expedition by the Northeast
passage. 1t is thy years since anything
has been accomplished in South Pole ex-
ploration, and the barren discoveries of
Commodore Wilkes, of our navy, in 1910,
did not encourage any further adj
vance in that direction. The baron, how
ever, has been studying up the
matter for some years, and feels confident
of his ability TO make great discoy cries in
that unpromising field. lie has just COM
pleted collection of ancient maps and
charts gathered from the most famous Ii,
braries OF Europe, and among them many
bearing on South America and the Antarc-
tic 1t Is strange that in this age of explo-
ration and progress our knowledge of the
region around the Southern pole should
have remained stationary, but tho enor-
nous cost in life and money of the little
information we have gained about the Arc
tic circle. does not warrant much zeal in
similar enterprises In the South.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
For suZoDoNT oil ladies' cry,

And gentlemen, or high or low,
For nothing else that they can buy.
VIII give the mouth It's freshest glow
VIII keep tbs teeth SO sound and white.
And make the breath sweet delight
marlTto2J
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
+" MOVING TIME ! !"
is NOW HERE.

Dou you want to save your
self much trouble in this mattero
If SO, let us help you out. We
will take up your carpets, clean
them, fit them for the rooms in
the new house, and relay them.
All this promptly at low cost,
and no trouble to you.
When too small we have a
splendid assortment of Odd
Borders, and all colors of Plain
Filings to help out.
Carpet Lining, Stair Pads, &c.
All this work is done by expert
upholsterers, the best in the
city, and all work guaranteed
satisfactory in every respect.
New Carpets for Spring.
Nowhere else will you find
SO large a line.
Everything you want.
40 patterns Moquette.
90 patterns Brussels.
$50 patterns Tapestry.
100 patterns Ingrains.
Two Special Bargains.
6 patterns Melton Velvets,
new, eoc; worth SI.Io.
10 patterns Tapestry, As and
soc yard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

AT Pueblo, Colorado, there Is being built
massive structure OF polished stone and
mineral specimens which Is intended to
form an exhibit of the mineral wealth of
the state. Heavy, square columns support
a lofty Egyptian roof. The walls of the
building are back of these columns and are
to be built OF wood but covered with
designs In ores and minerals OF all kinds.
The interior is to be brilliantly illuminated
by electricity and here second line of
columns will support II dome, and plate
glass between them will enclose the collsc-
ton of mineral specimens too valuable TO
be LEFT unprotected. A fountain Will play
In the centre. This building Is TO be
duplicated at the Chicago worlds fair, and
tho Colorado boomers are Dragging about 1t
In true Western style, so that Ii will have
10 be very magnificent indeed TO fulfill the
expectations encouraged.
=
THERE is sure to be more trouble In the
Transvaal. The Beers will not admit
foreigners TO citizenship In the republic
and tho recent riots at Johannisberg, were
due to III feeling of British residents who
form most of the population of that town
and pay taxes, but have no share
III tue koNeIuuieut' iHey tore uOWn ana
trampled the Transvaal nag, and now tho
news Is that the Beers have presented mn
address to their president declaring that
they were ready to rise IN body to avenge
the insults. The president chooses to con-
slider the British demonstration drunken
riot. but the conditions are not at all peace
fnl in that part of Africa.
-
The manhole of an electric subway was
left open in New York on Thursday for
repairs and guard rail of gas pipe was
put up around ii. There was collision
between vehicles on the crowded thorough
fare and the horse of an ice wagon was
forced against the rail until he knocked It
over and his hind quarters slipped into the
hole. Tho man working below had quito
time getting out past the kicking horse,
but finally managed 1t while the unfortu-
nate animal kicked the electric cables To
pieces and finally died with only its head
and forefeet on the pavement. A derrick
had to be rugged TO lift out the dead body,
and the damage to the cables was over
hundred dollars. This very singular acci-
dent VIII compel more care in opening the
subway holes in future.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21

The whole Millinery section
is still a gay barteyye, although
the formal Opening is passed.
The opening is merely the in
auguration Of the season. Soon
as it is over the season pro-
ceeds. and keeps proceeding
until the zenith is reached.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-11

S1ooting candle through { two
inch s0lld plank without dirturbing
Il II the least l. being 0utd0ue by
dyuzuite- which l. 80 quick II is
sesi0c that 3 tender green leaf can
Be compressed into the hardest
steeI before It has tine 10 fzttsu.
O1e Of the experiments q the
United States Torpedo Works vas 10
place soue JsaFes between two heavy.
fat p5scss q rO1- set then o. z firm
foundation and see WHAT gUn-cott0u
Would d II forcing the Eou pieces
Together The reaction was 50 great
Huu list being EXPLODED II the open
Ar that O1s Of the non pieces vas
driven down Upon the other quick
eE0Cgh 10 catch Al exact ard eoU-
plEte IMPRESSION o. the leaves bs-
fore they could escape Il Il also Z
sEguLgr fact that The gun cotton Il
self sh01ld sink deep into the iron
EAsl Il eIplodss- showing the points
Of the letters stamped into the cart
rldgsS his novel UsEhod OF 81
grzTIng by gUnpoE1sr L one Of the
Eo1dsrs q tins century lCIsTelsnd
Pain Dealer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-11
3 JAPANESE CELEBRATION.

Hea .Ee Bir.hLay et the Emperor g
-a9zz was o1>erreE in Ho=oIuIu-
Nov 81 was the thirty eighth
anniversary Of the birth OF His In
penal Majesty the Enpe-or0t japan
Tie -0ve-r-e-c. diplomatic and con
s1-z- Eazs we're flying gaiIy TO the
breeze. and h 7. n 5 Tsukuba
and c-Ls- vessels n the baroor were
decorated with bunting
Shortly after $50 A. II the Royal
Hawaiian band attended at the resi-
ds-cs q Mr. Taiz1 Uzsaki. the Jap
snsss Consul General. Nuuz1z Ave
nue. and ssrsnzdsd him for about
an hour with appropriate selections
o. music
At noon royal saIutss were fred
frC- the shore battery st kaks4kO,
and the uer-Ct-war vessels Charles
to1AupL50r. MJhican and Tsukubz-
In the afternoon e reception was
held On hoard HI 7 II 5 Ts1kuba
which was . most brilliant GtfzIr-a1d
attended b. large number Of the
prominent society people. also BY the
officers OF the different us1-Of-wE
II port His Majesty the hing was
present The deck OF the vessel was
elzborztely decorated for the coca
son and Captain ShlbaysDs and his
offers did 81 n their power 10 make
Il pleasant for the invited guests
Tie Royal Hawaiian Band was N
Attendance and Played during the
reception
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-11

While the steamer IWzIaui was ct
h1kuihzele on her last trip, she
landed 9 roller for the mill. but an
accident to tie crane prevented e
boiler weighing about five tons being
landed II was taken on 20 HOnOkaa.
landed there and sent overland TO
hukuiLzsle- q distance Of about ten
miles, without the slightest accident
occurring This was quite sn under
taking. bit It was { successful one
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-11
Asiatie Cholera.

In view Of the stringent sanitary
precautions being enforced in various
parts Of Europe against the Asiatie
eholera, and which were ordered in
London and Vienna, the following
opinions on the terrible epidemic are
Of the greatest interest, as given by
Dr.. F. T. Algernor, 8 London spe-
eialist, whose long experience with
cholera gives 3 special weight to what
ne says, and viii supplement the
views OF other physicians
DO you think, doctor" was my
first question, that England Is in
danger OF & cholera epiiemic2
Il think." was the reply. that We
may, psrhsps, have an epidemic Of
cholera this autumn, not only be-
cause what has happened IN the past
may occur IN the future but there Is
some analogy IN the history and re-
IStiOn OF cholera TO Ia grippe or in
fuenza, for the cholera like the IN
fuenza, Is essentially an epidemic
disease and i largely due 10 atmOs-
pheEc causes The present dzmpuess
OF the soil from the late severe rains
would. I think. favor an epidemic OF
cholera. but I would expect that Its
stay would be brief and the eases
light. Our water and sanitary ar
rangensuts are too good. l think and
hope, for an epidemic 10 be either
very serious or charming"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-11
csrnrral advertisements.
Insurance Notice

The Agent for the British Foreign Marine In.
snrsnce Company (Limited) has received In.
suucttons TO Reduce the Rates OF Insur.
anee between Honolulu and Ports in The Pacific.
ana Is now prepared 10 issuo Policies az the
lowest rates. with special reduction on freight
p ~ steamers: THEo, H.DAYIES,