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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04
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TIe Fnglish arc very anegy With
'ts,sfs sonauer the al,sudoncd eeua y.s.,o. a.,
tssrosinee fef Genosny ior that seal cali oI
<bc the neanlng % tiie German Ky Sortl
<fsiesl Which be has undertaken ~ lead
k.a.s. to b!s 0l1 'pNt he H ecaused
tasa 5nsmdgdde and t&aohefy,
hi ths Theory OF bis dire
fd q reiief oy S'aaley Eng
sS Sp-lition $ ace pted Il wapll
aiply agpcar rel az cry un-
ea man hut al thl .aikiEg has
on iig British slide, Emlu himself
isad ittl oF nothing % say OF the
ana Ihs littia supports the en-
6 oEiplof - msuy close observers.
Esrin d dd not want 10 be rescued,
M practically forced oat % Isis
fnce hy ihe STANLEY expedition,
tad uniy asked % come pov 3ae
kgrplies. sld VIXEN sisn'ey g.
Ad htnin nsfpsed To g0 with hhu
y In fact the feseaSr of stsniey's
cd ant deno,a,lsed eoiGpD
sheD stsulay returned again 20
upon his abandonment Of the
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04
S.Ar.
s. S. H.
In the Spring

For three years I was troubled with
malaria, which caused my appetite to
fall, and was greatly reduced in fiesh,
and life had lost all Its charms. / tried
mercurial and potash remedies, but to
no ef1ect. I could get no relief. l then
decided to try SWIFTS SPECIFIC
Is. 8. 81 A few bottles Of this won.
derful medicine made . complete and
permanent.eure, and now enjoy better
health than ever before. =
J. A. RICE, Ottawa, Kan.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT NpECIFIC ca. Atlanta. "a.
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a1pana alser's.

Shoes.
A wilderness Of Bargains in
all sorts Of Outing Shoes for
Men, Women and Children.
Also several Bargains in Wo-
mems regular lines Of Button
Boots.
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~ a,,a, aissr's
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. April {, isac.
The Ensk<s Ear.

Tile Easter FAIR.
The duty Of this column to-
day is merely in plain. prosaic
fashion to tell you what you
may see and some Of the things
you may buy in The Easter
Fair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04

il tas boon said thns enc nlea is balO
% na alss" bot tho phItsdS,pl4 lsigs
cbsafvss that "h Hero, vac Aa- .1cu
appointed ~sssfaas United States trC's.uroa
NJ New prle1ps, IL a befU e. h,a valley suo
hiiaSissippi."
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PERSONAL,

NELLIE BLY,. the "globe girdler," was
taken sick in Erie on Thursday with the
grip, which she had thus far escaped.
ERNEST G. KoUTz, the 2i-year- old
auo:'"r and recorder raS-AAklaAA<a- a-<i>.-a.>s.-r
during tLc ssi6rrrr months, by acting as
Pullman conductor, the money with
which he paid for his tuition in the Uni
versity OF Georgia, from which he took the
degrees Of both literature and law.
ANDREW CARNEoIE, Of Pittsburg, has
presented to the library of the Pennsyl-
vania State college q work, which is to be
completed In 100 volumes in ten years, en-
titled Fac Smiles of the Manuscripts
Relating to America, from 1853 to 1888, IN
the archives OF England, France, Holland
aud Spain"
GEN. II. V. BoYNToN, Washington COR
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, published something about Col
Arnaud, Russian. Arnaud called Boyn-
colonel through the doorway of his office
into the street. After Armand pick ed him
self up he re-entered Boynton's Office and
after apologizing said he was firmly con-
WINGED that he was not coward.
SENATOR BECK, who II was rumoreh
contemplated resigning, declares he Will
hold his seat until 1895. He has not Eeen
able 10 attend to his public duties forfmore
than year, and Is rarely seen in the Senate
chamber. Prior TO the close OF tha lona
session Of the last Congress Senator RecE
broke down from overwork, and( for some
time time NE friends were very apbrehensive
recovered, and his physicians hhye advised
him that any effort on his part to perform
mental work will be exceed dMgly danger.
Gus. Senator Beck has been one of In.
most active and useful Men in Congress
He was on all financial Questions the recog.
hi.ea hi. leader OF his part in the Senate, and
on revenue and financial questions. In con.
co@%I,,s. n,oaon with his Service on the finance
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Sosth Jaye ago the FArpsrs Alliance ~
taeks 81 n'e Hiprem HaGr 81 the tnitca
States ana demanded ~ tb0Httop Tie
court stiil snpasrA W. be- tnGce, asid tho ipt-
preston aseni2 ~ 5s ting around tfat
tl,s Ail;snre IL au rss. Why " tl.Fr a.
we'll propose 20 abniia' Tue pros 1'Eo
supreme o. Z; i ,tisv very guctr'h .-ss
bus % = SO ace aul v"' 10 .o
would 3.Dgr i. ato.ishi irgs .l.8a
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Nv ~ f.L%EJA y,
F4hl.kzs grE,ss>i : = fc7 ~, siitors'
ToHfgs1 tg4s.gf,, fpp3siisg

rOHfy.1 tg.s.gK, Puplsiisg.
Gs1iN fsTr 4it. SSDEJs, = pntlissied
= y xos,s A. sHv o4r,hss -ustsy. serveo
rlssrfets IL sis r.ts Rra surTc wing
~1ss " tAn eents sws.f- bsinst 'fr aoa-
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f7KtS vtg..LlSs nc R--s1is. lola sod
1Ns ecais yrsr IN afl vs-ce.
1Cr 10 suasfRlif Isss--issrni 10y ehSck
i s>,Arns,s. efSer eui where otiuaeT "
81 ) rar ~ rNsutea sstair q ro4 isted
asser
~ 81 Se Tatefsars ms secr. elsst ulAl
1sAxser
AvcE@s, slts rssESsl,eFSess
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04
NOTIONS.

Among the many new things In this depart
ment will be found Children's and Infants
White Dresses, long and short. Prices nom &c
toS0O.
White Embroidered Caps for children and
Infants Carriage Afghans.
Lace Curtains-all prices-from 00c to sl3 per
pair
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not speck. there's not stain
o.. on the teeth we chance 10 see,
shadows forth decay and pain,
~ not removed right speedily,
~ bOzOnsHT. whoss wondrous power
(3orks ntsaslss " one short hour.
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= TAKE
S. S. S.
In the Spring


SWIFTS SPECIFIC is a
remedy whose frame is wide.
spread over two continents,
which has retained its popu-
larity for over half a century,
its demand increasing at home,
and orders coming for it where
the English language is never
spoken. This speaks volumes
for its efficacy, and is worth
more to a sick person than a
shipload Of argument.
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FOR Two yeoB
general debility, and H.
ing physical wreck. It6S
Of every medicine I could heal
they did not have any effect on ms
length / commenced taking SWIFTI
Specific IS. 8. 81, and l was W
man after taking . few bottles. Il
without an equal for building up
SWIFTS SPECIFIC rs. 8. 81 I wouR
undoubtedly have been In my grave
day. J. T. BRYANT,
Hendersonville, N. G.
Treatise Of Blood snd Skin Disco
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, 9
mral-fmdl
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M A "a A,f1l /, 1892
ppr nsiIrosa f'rajeeis.


ne EhytnxrisS Ns's 5fintsA hst OF
sallscaus rrojaciea and Deii.s a,silt
sthe sountgy. an,, .as phlia'i, 3hia
~e i sieligntai ~ end that sad.
l~anis ssanis at the .lead OF the list IN
Asaps q delight however wu,ch has
stayixl .srse toS modification when
liz. is sxaso.nes aat fhe quiesynt
are of sofue u the projects !, iis-
Acsed. Bu'idipg fcad snd projecting
ls nrs two very different things There
Re rsenly 0 gcsc scheuies for rails 7 10
IL nns Iyania, tnt there is net appsr-
als d very greai haste on tho part of
\pitajists b tript them TO ccfupleiicn.
Iusne list * tba .Weiey is the road fruIn
1lo Vile 20 Lancaster, whicb Us
kFsn grs'eeted sircs the i3slsory II
|sss sgf0s4s ~ 'nfhs cor frnfv pn =
ls
$50 s
~ aht 7 t.ae i
- r. ~ .'1t
tatr ".1 sst
as'lt
t,3
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8arauin Stnrr.
REINHoLD's
Bargain Store Price List.

Tea Sets, So pieces, ts.75.
Chamber Sets, 10 pieces. el.70, t275 and xS.25
Decorated Plates. l0c each.
Wine Sets, 0oc and 90c.
Water Setts, . pieces, ~ cents.
Handsome Goblets, &c each.
large GLASS Pitcher, l5c.
Coffee Boilers, &c., l0c., l3c., 15c l9c, Csc. and
go each.
Tea Kettles, l5c., 20c., 25c., 60c 70c. and S5c
Enameled Kettles, 25c., Soc. and s2c each.
Polished Bkillets, lbc., &c., 22c., 2ic., 2Sc each
Never-Break Skiilets, 4Sc., 5ic., CSC. and 74c.
Table Spoons, l0c., 2Oc., S0c. and Soc a sett.
Tea spoons, &C., l0c., lSc and &c. n sett.
Bargain Knives and Forks, 00c sett.
Large Hammered Walters, l0c.
Dust Brushes, l0c., &c and 25c.
Shoe Brushes, l0c., l5c.. 25c. and SOC.
Good Scrub Brushes, &c each.
Wooden Buckets, l0c. each.
Umbrellas, 5Oc., 85c., s5c. and Csc.
Rubber Combs, &C., lOc. and l5c.
Memorandum Books, &c. and &c.
sheet Music, SC. and lOc.
Fine Handkerchief, SC. and loo.
And large assortment Of SC. and l0e goods.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
Nearly Opposite Penn'a. Railroad Station.
mlO-lyd
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,ciety, ,wnicn miyut nave Doon oA i,oeto.. ~
sad = movement Of the kind, seems to
ave failed largely to appreciate the impor-
lance 10 the farmer of good roads, and the
-.,---.-.S ---'S present efforts to get
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-04

The New York Home Journal publishe 8
:. letter from Mr.. II. Oxnard Ward, a
wealthy believer in Keely, the motor
nan, who offers five thousand dollars to
my university in New England that will
send physicist to witness Keely's ex-
,eriments "who will bind himself not to
give an opinion until the nature of Keely's
discoveries has been made known TO him
snd he has seen the demonstrations which
aeely is ready to make in proof of his
Claims as a discoperer, not as an inventor"
The fund is to be applied by the univer-
iity to experimental researches In the
ield Of molecular vibration. 1t is evident
hat Mr.. Ward believes that Keely has dis.
covered some important scientific fact
which he does not know how to make use
,f AT any rate 1t il clear that Mr.. Keely
master OF ono very rare secret.-he
knows how to live on promises and
.hrive on failures.
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A 4 BURSk'S.
IA -

TUE bill before tho House for tho cree
: r. three million dollar building for
me patent Office again draws attention TO
the vast machinery of government at the
national capital. The visitor Is always
impressed with the number and size of the
public buildings In Washington, and poor
rs most of them are, from En architectural
point of view. they give by their size alone
= due impression Of tho labor and system
necessary for tho management of great
government. 1t appears, however,, that
n spite of these miles of offices, with rooms
for thousands Of clerks, the government
has to rent private buildings, and 1t IL
claimed that 1t would pay to spend for
public buildings double the sum asked by
The pension Office. The postofiico depart
nent pays twenty thousand year In rents
md tho interior department ffty.two
thousand
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SPRING DRESS GOODS.

In addition to our already large and carefully
selected stock OF Spring Dress Goods, We will
open some OF the most exquisite novelties In
the above named goods produced this season.
Ladies' desiring something new and novel In
Dress Stuffs should not fail to VISIT us and look
through our stock. We have styles Of dress
goods which cannot be found elsewhere In the
city.
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John wanamaker.
MtacclluurcuA

INoR PULLEYS, sHAFTING, COLLAIts,
~ HanEers, Clamp Boxes, Couplings, etc, go
~ JOHN BEST, 3S3 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
4 Soothing Husband Cured.

A woman whom her husband used
frequently TO scold went to a cunning
a TO inquire how she might cure
him of his barbarity. The sagaciou.
soothsayer heard her complaint, and
after pronounciLg some hard word,
and using various gesticulations, while
he filled a phial with colorrd liquid.
desired her whenever her husband was
In a passion to take a moathful Of tie
liquor and keep It in hcr mouth for five
minutes.
The woman, quite overjoyed mt 50
simple n remedy, strictly followed the
counsel which was given her, and by
her silence escaped the usual annoy.
ance. The contents Of the bottle be.
ing at last expended. she returned 10
the cunning man and anxiously begged
to have another possessed of the same
virtue.
Daughter said the man, there
was nothing in the bottle but brown
sugar and water. When your husband
Is in u passion hold your tongue and,
my life on il, he will not scold you In
future New York Ledger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
He Paid Double Toll,

With an air Of inquiry a few days
since AN old mar limped into the Della
and Hudson baggage room and
looked about him. When somebody
asked him what he wanted he rubbed
his stubbled chin as if in n quandary
and drawled. lis it all right
What do you meanr' asked the list
eners.
wall. We see. ! waHter know II iii
all kerrect. \ mans never too old to
learn. I've found out that, and I'm
lookin' fer information.
Il started 10 "a cross the bridge IL
see a friend Of mine In Greenbusll.
When | cum To- the draw it was open,
and "A couple 81 ladies what / knew
vold me that my friend had moved over
east. ] KEN back and ! seq to the mar
in the oiTus. You owe me two cents.
What forf -cz lac. Wall, sen !. 1 only
went half way cross the bridge 'rha,
don't make n rap Of difference SCI he
you owe me two cents What for,
seq /. For gittin' of the bridge again,
seq he.
IND had to pay two cents more
to git of now is that all right Z
swell, guess It's" replied the baggage
men jury
wal q | s"l before, a mar nevcI
too old Ia learn" unused the old mar
AZ he spat upon the floor and shamble,
out. Cess its all right, after all. -
Albany Argus.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
lie Collects Dead Mems Clothes.

One Of the strangest Of odd occupa-
tons is that Of the man who collects
dead mems clothes. He is an old rogue
who haunts cheap lodging houses.
Every morning he takes the newspapers
and reads the death notices. H. makes
a memorandum Of the street and mum.
Der Of each house in which a man has
died During the day he visits every
house in turn. He rings the bell at
the basement door, represents himself
as an old and decrepit mar In great
distress, and II they will kindly give
him some old clothes TO wear, il they
have any, which are Of no further use,
The people Of the house pity him,
think he is an object worthy Of charity
and give him some old east of suit that
had belonged to The dead man lu the
course Of the day he obtains a large
collection Of old garments. soIue in
good repair. He tins falls heir Ia the
cast of clothes g. q good many dead
men.
He takes them 10 II second hand
dealer and sells i.ou fora dollar or $ o
They are meuded Hld pressed and
sometimes offered sale rs new. lie
continues this occupation day In and
day out, w.,Al the obituary columns for
his guide and the second hand dealers
for his goal. He generally arrives soon
after the undertaken New York Jour
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
Di.ners In the White House.


I here referred TO the charge that
Hayes saved a great deal Of money
while he was in the White House and
that he watched every penny. Steward
Crump denied that this was true, and
said: Il believe that President Hayes
spent rs much in the White House as
any president has ever done. Some Of
bis state dinners cost him sl7 per plate.
I was instructed to get the best I could
In the market without regard to price,
and Hayes never criticised my accounts.
| never found any niggardliness about
him, md | don't believe he saved a
cent Of his salary. He always had lots
Of people to dinner, and during the
last part Of his term there was an av-
erage Of thirty-seven every day to din
ner, and We always had a houseful Of
quests. He did not use any wine, it is
true, but he made up for it in other
ways.
"IIe was "A much nicer ma to work
Tor than Arthur, and be kept decent
hours. Arthur never had his dinner
before S o'clock. and his friends often
sat at the table as late ms u or I. This
would run the dish washing away on
into the night. and | found | could not
stand the pressure. Garfield always
had wine at his meals, He never ate
anything but a cracker and a cup of
coffee for breakfast. and he took this
often as late rs 10 o'clock in the morn
Ing. Frank q. Carpenters Letter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24

800 each. From that time the receipts
have dwindled until each one does moi
Earn a quarter of that amount now.
Still each one of the engines, all d
which have paid for themselves over
and over again, yet earns a good profit
..Tl,ey are all owned by a company
Of stockholders, organized for the pur-
pose. and they have all made fat dlvi'
lenJs on their investment. The steain-
boats. fire engines and locomotives cost
about 800 each all told, including the
case. The grip testers, lung testers
and weighing machines cost, at the
outside, s25. We have little trouble
in placing them.
..They are ornamental, and lie"
hotels object to having one, Salooi
Keepers often ask to have them placed
in their saloons. Sometimes We ar
asked to pay rent for them, and II 1t !
a very large hotel we generally do So
New York Telegram.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
CONSULTATION FREE.

ssyr Agency for DR.. Liebig's I%nyigora.
tor Ut Room =. 5 T.. Broadway Butte
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
A WINTER HOME ON A MOUNTAIN.

The Family That Lives ON the Top Of
Overlook During the Cold Months.
81 have plenty to read up here, and
I can't say that ! get lonesome at all,
though ! have no neighbor,' said Mrs.
Charles Brink the other day in her cot
tage on the summit of Overlook mount
ain in the Catskills. Since the winter
signal service station was abandoned on
the top of Mount Washington Mr..
Brink and his little family live at .
higher altitude during the cold months
than any one near the Atlantic sea-
board. Mr.. Brink is in charge of the
property Of the company which owns
the highest mountain house in the Cats
kills, and during the severest winter
weather, when gales are particularly
lively round the summit Of the fine old
hill, he and his family are there alone
in their snug little cottage, $500 f~t
above the level of the sea.
About five years ago Mr.. Drinks
physician told him that if lac continued
living at West Hurley he would die of
consumption. lie was told he must
make n change of 81 mate, and SO Brink
made the change. Instead. however,
of going several hundred miles away,
he changed climates in "A perpendicular
direction, and b. making his home
ever 5000 feet above the sea he found
the dryness Of atmosphere that was es-
sential TO his recovery. Now a more
vigorous and hardy man could scarcely
be found in The state. Mountain air
has done wonders for Mr.. Brink.
Mountainecrs get s o used u running
up and down hill that Mr.. Drinks
hired man thinks nothing of travelling
nearly three miles every day far down
the mountain side for the little milk the
family consumes, and though no one
else lives on top of the mountain the
Brink family are not deprived Of social
pleasures during the winter, for now
and then sleigh loads of people climb
the steep ascent from Woodstock and
have a jolly party and lots of dancing
on top of the mountain.
The snow clad country below 10
plainly in view on every clear morn.
ing from near Albany TO the High
lands on the Hudson. Parts of sew
eral states are seen, and the view Is
Is fine in the clear air of winter when
everything is snow clad as during the
season of verdure. Mr.. Brink gener-
ally makes one or two trips a week
down the mountain to the postofice
and stores at Woodstock. During the
great blizzard, however, he was cut of
from intercourse with the rest of the
world for about two weeks by the i'm
passable nature OF the roads.
His wife is very fond of reading, and
though her little daughter is away
from her at school she finds plenty to
occupy her attention with an ample
supply Of reading matter and her
household duties. One Of Mr.. Drinks
occupations during the winter is filling
the ice house for summer use at the
hotel. He cuts the ice from a reser.
voir of water that is kept on the mount.
ain top, an, one winter when the whole
eastern country feared that it would
not be able to harvest any Ice al all,
he succeeded in getting his usual sup
ply without much trouble. which shows
that the top Of Overlook mountain,
besides being a solitary place of winter
residence, is also not a little colder
than the surrounding country. New
Xnrk KIM
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
Profits Of Slot Machines.

How much money do you get ont
Of these mechanical toys | asked u
man who was emptying the cash re-
ceiver of the model of a steamship en-
CINE, with music box attachment, In
the Hoffman house.
well, II depends, was the answer,
ION the hotel in which the machine Is
placed. This one is the best In the
city. The first month we placed these
toys on exhibition they returned oyer
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24

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All blood diseases successfully treated. syrhi-
lis Poison removed from the system without mer-
curry, New Restorative Treatment tor Loss OF
Vital Power Persons unaAls TO visit US may be
treated al home ny corr espondence. ~lcominun-
~ications cOnhdontial Medicines or Instruments
s.nt by mail or express securely packed. Une
personal inter rev preferred. Call and oonsnlt
us, or send history Of your case, and We will send
IN plain srapger our Book Free explaining why
thousands caHnot he cured Of Private. special AID
Nervous Disease, seminal Neaksess, rpeItna.
t%orhea, Imyoiency, syrAillis, Gonhorrhea, Gleei
Varicocel,, ETC., etc.
DR.. Lit5is x Co. ar tue only qualified or re.
q onsible specialists Irit IN NOElAua, since the
bsv medical law
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24
Nothing Personal Intended.

Rev. DR.. Freshleigh- My GEAR Mr.,
Sampson, what was the III of that
beautiful hymn you played just after
my sermon last Sabbath'
Sampson the organist)-oh. il was
called lie Giye.h lis Beloved Sleep"
-er-nothing personal, you know, doc
tor.-Life.