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Evening journal., 1890-04-02

A GOOD appetite is essential to good
health. and loss of appetite indicates
something wrong. Hoods Sarsaparilla
crestes and sharpens the appetite, assists
the digestive organs and regulates the
kidneys and liver. Take Hoods SarsS-
parilla this season. Sold by druggists.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02
emperor william surprised simon.

PAns, April I'm. Jules Simon, the head
dfthe French legation to the Berlin labor
conference. expresses himself as surprised
IS the extent of the knowledge displayed by
Emperor William. II the conference has no
Immediate practical result, M. Simon says,
y will be useful as serving 10 quiet the fears
NJ skeptics and as the signal for new der
Sarture
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

Meals at all hours at Sixth and shipley
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

"you may talk about his nepotism, but
there is one member of Harrlson's family
that hasn't made much out of this Ad-
ministration. "Who is thatY" BABY
McKees grandfather Ben. New Yorl
Sun.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

HARNESS at Yerger's. 4O7 shipley st.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

SOMEBODY has well said, white hair
is the foam which covers the sea after
the tempest. New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

Buy "Creston" lots now, before the
advance in prices Sold on instRlments.
Office, 7i2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

Ross has removed from ll6 Market
street to his new store 210 Market with a
large stock oflatest styles of Hats, White
Shirts, Neclxwear, Hosiery, Underwear
and Notions at the lowest city prices.
Money returned If goods are not satisfac
tory.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

MISS FLYPrE-"Do you think woman
is ever justified in swearingp Mrs.
Watts-"Not if she is single. '-Terre
Haute Express.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

RANGES,
OIL STOVES

Of the best manufacturers.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

SPEAKING literally, a jag means "a
small load, but 1t has been corrupted to
mean large one. And this is the season
of book beer. Kingston Freeman.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

THERE was n man who had a kold
His name was Matthew Mears,
He koughed and sneezed and blue his know
BY spells for 20 years.
AZ last he tried BRAZILIAN Balm
And blue his knows no more;
A gladder man than Matthew Mears
Was never seen befour.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

THOSE four lovely 9roomed cottages az
Creston viii be sold ct cost They are
built in the most substantial manner by
Mckee aud Son. The object in building
and selling az cost Is to improve the ball
ance Of the 500 lots, which are beauti-
fully situated on high rolling ground, and
about seven minutes by electric cars
from Tenth and Market.
Evening journal., 1890-04-02

A CURIOUS fact about the professed
agnostic is he imagines he knows SC
much he can afford to confess there Is
something he doesn't know -Philadel-
phia Times
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
The Ouality OF the Bench.

The centennial of the supreme court,
which has been celebrated in New York,
happens at rather unfortunate time for
that body, which is not at present be-
lieved to be Illuminating the nation with
the brilliance Of many extraordinary
lights. The fame of the old chief justices
clings around II still, but there Is little
In its present constitution to reinforce
the odor of the roses. And this by the
way seems to be the condition Of things
with supreme courts generally and the
suggestion Is that there Is some
thing In the temper of the times
which keeps off the bench the
brightest legal luminaries. What II is
may not be very hard to guess. In
former days the practice of the law was
not pursued for wealth's sake, or that
at least was not its greatest guerdon.
1t was considered IA highly honora-
BILE profession, and the men who
loved fame knclt at its shrine. Now
the need of the family is such that the
man of capacity struggles for the wealth
that will enable him to abide in the front
rank. And to meet the expenditures
which fall upon him, the law Is not the
best adapted business and the judiciary
is not the most profitable walk In the
law. And so II has come to pass that the
law has ceased 10 be the most
honorable occupation, and the bench the
most honored place In the law to which
the natural consequence is that we have
suffered depreciation in the quality of
bench and bar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
The Country Against Him.

IL seems that Speaker Reed Ii not able
to get through the job he has set himself
and Il forced TO submit TO thcHouse rules
for its government before completing
the Republican roll Of membership by
the decision Of the contested seats.
One seat only has been gained by his
action, and IL Is a poor recompense for
the exhibition that he has made. II all
Of his party were rs unscrupulous as
himself, he would have gone through
with his task but Il Is not easy to find
in body Of men such total disregard for
law and order as animates men
Of Reeds stamp In pursuit Of
their aims. Some Of his fellow
members In the House have declined
longer to follow his lead In refusing to
the House the usual and necessary rules
for Its government, and the speaker
has been constrained to agree to their
Introduction. II Is well that Reed has
arisen TO the seat Of power in n time
when the countryis free fromspccial agi-
tation. He would be dangerous In trou-
blous times whereas now he Is simply
contemplate. Whether he has been
animated In his course by vanity and
an aim to exhibit himself as man of
power, as some say, or whether he has
had deeper purpose, he has evidently
overreached himself and done irrepara-
BILE damage to his party. There is no
longer doubt that he has been often
sive to the sense of the country and that
its verdict Is altogether against him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05

The Democracy of the city made ex-
cellent nominations last evening for the
school board, councils and ward offices,
and displayed spirit which shows that
full party vote will be polled at the
election. There IL no sign Of apathy
In the party in this city and II IL In the
best condition for spirited canvass and
an earnest effort to elect its ticket. The
city Il 20 strongly Republican that 1t Is
. matter OF surprise mo less than con-
graduation to find the minority party
In % good a case. There 10, however,
enough in the evil results of the present
Republican administration to invite its
overthrow and If the good Republic
can people Of the town can forego their
party prejudice sufficiently to vote for q
good Democrat In place Of bad Repub-
lican there is plenty Of opportunity af.
forded them to exhibit such virtue and
good sense.
Mr.. Robert Clark, who has been
unanimously named for mayor against
his protest, has been paid 30 high
compliment by the manner Of the NOM
ination that we understand that he has
consented to accept it.
He 10 entirely capable of filling the
place, II he is chosen to 1t, with credit to
himself and the party and his personal
popularity bids fair 10 secure his election.
In view Of his association with the IN
TELLraENcER 1t will be becoming in us
TO let the voters judge him without
further words from us.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
Why Does Not Scieuce Tall

Surely such a winter as this should be
susceptible Of scientific explanation, and
that IL has not received 1t reminds us
again that there are many more things
In heaven and earth than are dreamed
Of In our philosophy. We have been
used to think that the science of astron-
omy had reached to full understand
ing OF the movements Of the spheres !;
but when winter turns itself into
summer 1t seems that there is
something going on about the
sun or the earth that We have
not yet comprehended. The WASH
ington weather bureau undertakes
feeble explanation in attributing the
weather To the changed direction of the
storms from the Rocky Mountain
plateaus, and tells us that the irripa.
tion which has been extensively intro.
duced in The hitherto dry plains of the
southwest has had vast influence
upon the movements Of the air. We
might accept this explanation with pa.
saence II the alteration in the weather
nad been less sudden and radical /.
out nothing sosmall will account for this
Juns Gay In February. 1t does seem
shaf with the weather observations
which have been recorded for SO MANY
years And with the industry with which
Ne suns aud stars have been studied.
ehs scientists ought to be able to at
Asest rival the goose bone and tell us
wnsn We are going to have summer i'm
winter,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05

Of the papers of the empress was given to
a state officer, and they were placed under
seal in order that the journals and memoirs
she was known TO have written might be
quietly buried In the lIohenxollern family
archives instead Of causing trouble and
disturbance like tho famous diary OF EN-
peror Frederick.
THE DUKE OF MoSTPENsrER, Antoine
Marie Philippe Louis d'Orleans, died sud-
denly on Tuesday at San Lucas, Spain.
He was the fifth son Of Louis Philippe,
and was GO years old. He was the father
in-law of the Count Of Paris, his oldest
daughter having married that prince in
1894. His third daughter was Mara de las
Mercedes, the first wife OF the late king of
Spain. In his youth he was an officer Of
artillery and saw real service In Africa.
He has been conspicuous figure In Europe
since 1904, the date Of the famous Spanish
marriage" by which he was united to
Mario Louise Ferlinande dc Bourbon, tho
sister OF Queen Isabel. The marriage
planned by Louis Philippe and giuseppe
was intended TO put a French prince on
the throne Of Spain. MOntpensier was one
of the candidates for the throne when
Amadeo, of Savoy, was chosen,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
PERSONAL,

PROFESSOR ANDERSON, lately minister TO
denmark, is remembered by not few
emidens OF Milwaukee as a poor boywho
Inade living years ago peddiing apples
about the banks and railway Offices.
RICHARD III. JACKSON, the young man
who, by his bravery, saved the lives of ali
on board the Trenton In the Samoan burri-
cane, mas peen hvorably recommended for
an appointment as ensign in the navy,
Mrs. SwITHIN &. SHokrRIpsr died T.,
Media on Tuesday, Of gastritis, afler an
illness OF ten days. She was the wife of
Professor shortridge, proprietor of the
Media academy for boys and of Brook q
Hall seminary for young ladies', and TOOK
both schools. VI
EMPEROR WILLIAM and : Prince Bis
niaIck resolved that there should be no
repetition after the death of Fmnress Ar
gusta OF the squabblngs and misunder-
standings which scandalized Europe after
the death OF Emperor Frederick. charge
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
rhe Irnitod State. NfIl,,ia.

Tho report of Adjutant General Skelton
upon tho militia force of the United States
shows the strength of the militia OF the
officers, 9l,373 enlisted men and 7,2Os, ,40s
men not organized, but available for mill
tary duty; of the territories, 2I4 officers,
1895 men and lOl, 1913 availables of the
District of Columbia 14l officers, 1,G43 men
and 1000 availables, making grand total
for the United States of s,052 officers, l03,-
292 men and 1852, III availables. New
York Is the banner militia state, with 743
commissioned officers, l3,47s men and
$50, 900 availables, Pennsylvania following
with 62s officers, 1896 men and 659, sos
availables. Ohio ranks third, tho Buck
eye state having 375 officers, 5,5H enlisted
men and COG, 600 availables.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
GoING AT ABOUT HALF PRICE.
Odds and Ends !.

However perfect the system of trans
acting business, In the best regulated
stores odds and ends in merchandise will
accumulate. To this rule our store IL not
an exception. Odds and ends we have
fewer than you'll find anywhere else.
Those here. however, we mean shall find
buyers, II a low price will sell them-a
price that Is Just half former values.
These goods are clean, smooth, and well
nnished and worthy the attention of
economical buyers. We do not have
them In all sizes, but for the owner of
the foot they'll fit, we've decidedly the
best bargains In leather and shoemaking
offered I'm Lancaster.
BARGAIN No. 1--Boys' Calf Boots,
sizes is and "a only. Were So 30 and 81
pair; cut In price to 81 u pair. These
Boots are strongly made AM, well fin
ished-excellent goods for school or
knock-about usage. Solid leather
throughout-heels, soles and counters.
BARGAIN No. 2--Youth's Solar Tip
Grain Button Shoes - solid leather
throughout-no shoddy. Neat looking,
easy fitting, nicely finished, str ong for
wear. All 2's in sizes--none other. Never
sold for less than 81 % and 81 50. The
price to-day is cut TO 81.
BARGAIN No. 3.-Misses Opera To.,
Button Shoes-all is In sizes--no other.
Stylish, snug fitting, durable, the pro-
ducts of best American makers, In these
81 grades are cut to 81 25 50 grades to
81 90; "a grades to 81.
BARGAIN No. 4-Men's Button Shoes
pretty shapes, first class makes, excel
lent materials. Sizes. Q to lis, inclusive,
~ 2grades cut TO 81 D s3 grades at o. so /;
81 grades at 81; s. grades at 81 so.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05

A "
Stop! This is Rests Advertisement Don't
read 1t unless you want to save money.
Canned Corn, &c.
Canned Strawberries, four cans for 26c.
Canned Blackberries, sc.
Fine Whole Canned Tomatoes, Sc.
Finest Pie Peaches in cans, l0c.
Finest French Peas, two cans for 25c.
Fine French Peas, lie can,
Evaporated Apricots three pounds for 2ic.
Eyaporated Apricots, Bright Color, i5c a
Golden Egg Plums. 10, l215 and l5c a pound.
Fine Large Golden California Prunes, 2oca
pound.
Fine Exaggerated Apples, three and two
Peaches, Bright New Goods, I've pounds DC
for sscneS' sss. hNAp0'''''' 'Hre0 anu TWO POUNDS
Prrunellas, Fine Fruit two pounds for 25c.
Fine Large French Prunes, three pounds, 25c.
California Prunes, require no sugar, TO- II, "
New Large Figs, two pounds for 25c.
New stewing Figs, three pounds for 2oc.
Crystallzed Figs, two pounds for 25c.
Dates, never saw The like four pounds for 25c,
Mincemeat, g. sand l0c pound.
Oranges at 10, Is and zoe dozen.
Fine York state Honey In combs, lsc pound
Finest York state Extracted Honey, two
Macaroni Spaghetti. vermicemi and Italian
Paste, The above are all New italian Goods at
l2lsc pack.
Home-Made Apple Butter, Sc pound.
skinned Hams, all fat cut or ~ &c pound.
Picnic Hams, Sc a pound.
Dried Beef, l0c.
Dried Beef knuckles l5c.
Finest summer Bologna, &C.
Boneless Hams, from four pounds up. lac.
Scaled Herring, 80 to 20 in u box, 25c "A box.
Finest Portland Herring, six pounds for Sc
Trpe in 20 pound kegs, 81 %
Finest Genuine Swiss Cheese, in ten-pound
lots, G5c,
Coraline, l0c pack.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
gor Sale or Aeut.
DUBLlC, SALE or VALUABLE CIT
Il DWELLINGS.

n DW
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1870.
by virtue OF an Order OF the Orphans Court Of
LANCASTER county, the undermined viii seli At
public sale, az the Leopard hotel, ON East King
No. l. All that certain Lot Or | Piece S of GROUND
situate ON the north side Of East Orange street,
on tSe north SIDE o. EAst orsnss Strss, pSsnds Snd
On .SoIn the west side o. three.fee. common alley
Amos Miiey, deceased thence north along the
same % feet and inches thence east along the
thence south along property Of Cyrus Coivin 81
feet and inch thence east slong the same
ieet @ and S S inGhss thence south along the ssne
Of East Orange street thence along said street
20 feet to the place Of beginning, on which are
two-story brick back building and other I'm
provements, being the residence Of the late
rspa ps IN
No J, ali that certain lot Of ground, si,ua.ed
Chestnut street % feet more or less, and extend.
ereceS eng ~ Gepsn 100 aee or n ThSs
dwelling house, numbered 635, with ten rooms,
bath, hot and cold water and other modern
cOnveniences. This house In brand new.
plan 81 lots laid out BY A. N. Brenemsn and
on file In the Recorders ONCE Of said county
said lot containing on the north side Of Fulton
a ssd city e feet and
on the north by said alley, on the south by Full.
ton street, on the east by property OF John Nc
Gonsk, and ON the west by property Of George
A. Marshall.
These properties will be sold TO settle the o..
tate Of said deceased.
Purchase money TO be paid on April l, 1870.
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock D. M, when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by
CATHARINE c. sHENK,
j. W. b. BAUSMAN,
Administrators OF BenJ. +. Shenk, deceased.
JOEL L.. HAINEs, Auctloneer.
Ja2,I5.D.nSalld
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
Lansdo7pue.

LtsVSNOtO1e.
You heard OF Lansdowne
last season. Twin sister Of
Gloriosa this diference--Lans-
downe isn't v1dsseent. Plain
colors only, but there's all the
life and sparkle to them that
fine silk and fine wool cunning
ly put together can show.
A fairy Lansdowne host has
just foated to the front. Up
to last seasons promise in
everything; ahead Of it in
many things.
You know the beauties OF the
stuff. Lightness with strength ;
delicate to the touch; and the
most exquisite shades. More
than thirty Of Them are on the
counters now, including all the
new tints for street and even
ing wear. Such creams and
worries
40 inches wide, SI.as.
Mohairs.
A lively season for all the
lustre dress goods. The crispy,
springy Mohairs are out in
force with no old goodness lost.
Better if possible. On this
hundred feet or so of counter
five grades-37Hc, 50, Csc,
75c, 81. No, those are not the
soc Mohairs, they are size.
OF course it's surprising. All
our doings in dress goods
bristle with such surprises.
Dresses that Fit.
Think Of a made -to-measure
dress that fits exactly the first
try. No pinning and pulling
and seam-shearing no fret and
worry and cloth wasted just a
few minutes in the measurers
hands, the precise mould of
your form is taken, and there's
the end--so far as you are con-
cerned. We do it by the Pol
lock Dress Fitting System, "the
only perfect system of waist
measurement we ever knew of.
YOU can see it in operation in
our Dressmaking Parlors, sec
ond floor.
ST for aoaia and Slee0cS Huiue
perfectly fAed and 6aaed and
ready TO bnt on.
81 fer aouia and sLee0es lining
and CLOTH tasted to.geth1', bnt
you mnst furnish the doth.
Jerseys.
A bright day or so should
end the halt priced Jerseys.
Bad as the weather was, they
scattered right lively yesterday.
$40 from $50
So from sl2
| So 50 from 80
and so on. Ends of a dozen
lots of first chop goods.
Upholstery.
There is a Chestnut street
window full of Printed Velvet
Curtains and yard goods. The
things in it stand for our doings
along the whole line. There S
a pretty penny to be saved on
just the things everybody wants.
7oWeIs.
Handsome Huck. Clean,
clear thread with the silvery
sheen of the finest flax. Big
(24x44 inches), full of sub,
stance the spongy sort OF
Towel that sops up water, ana
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
a Young Lady Killed.

Eta l.. Phillips, of Pittsburg, a student
died SUNDAY morninS from the effects of Z
pistol shot. On last Friday Miss Phillips,
accompanied by another young lady and
two gentlemen, were at target practice
with revolvers just back of the college,
when, by some accident, a ball struck her
in the bowels, lodging in the fleshy part of
her hip. Her suffering until the time of
brightest of her class and respected by all.
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INHERITED SCROFULA,
5rpul 1lrticca.

INSIATE OF GEORGE WEIMAN, LATE OF
II Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa-
inentary ON said estate having been gran ted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate payment
nnd those having claims or demands against
the same, Will present them without DELAY for
settlement TO the undersigned residing in Lam
caster city. MARY WEIMAN Eyecuiriy
JOHN T.. SNYDER, Attorney j296tdW
1NSrAIE or MARY MCGONERN, LATE OF
IL Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of nd
minisiration ON said estate having been granted
10 the Undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against The
same, Will present them without delay for set
uement 10 the undersigned residing In Man.
helm township, Lancaster county.
CATHARlNE j. MCGOVERN,
Administrators
JOHN A.'ohLE, Attorney. J2D-JtdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05

The failure Of Joseph Murphy and B.
Hainiil 4 Co., manufacturers of cotton aud
woolen goods and yarn, is attributed TO
the open winter, which did not encourage
the expected demand for goods If more
heavy failures traceable to the same cause
do not occur it will be a sign of cautious
ana able business management, for nature
can't change old established ways without
disturbing the balance of things in trade.
A mild winter may be said to DO good for
the poor in several senses 1t adds TO
their numbers by business failures and
saves them trouble and suffering, but i'm
the latter sense this winter has failed by
reason OF the grip, which has more than
made up for the woes of cold weather.
The temperature, by the way, seems to
have nothing to do with the severity of
this disease, as they have it in the far
Northwest, where the thermometer has
been wandering from twenty to forty-tiye
degrees below zero. Whatever the cause.
the grip and the weather have pretty well
upset any doctrine of probabilities that
may have been the basis of business specu-
lation. The druggists and doctors have
reaped fine harvest, but as Paris dis
patches report greatly increased inebriety
due to the prescription of stimulants for
the grip, we may - pect TO add that to the
list OF camages from the remarkable com
bination of circumstances.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05

Costiveness Is the forerunner Of many dan
gcrous diseases. Constip patton and dyspepsia
follow II as the needle It's pole. Iaxador will
give II a sure quietus in few days. At all
druggists. % cents.
Advice Of an old nursc.-The baby would be
always bright and cheerful II an occasional
dose OF DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup were admins
tered
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05

No fragrant wild flower of tho heath
Is sweetor than my Juiia's sigh;
No pearl Is whittier than her teeth,
While her soft lips the roses dye.
For SOZODONT Is her delight,
IL keeps those charms so pure and bright.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05
Have you got salt-rhcum or letter,
ScrOfuln or fever-sores
You will never be the better

Seek from natures store the treasure
That will save you from the grave
And give blessings vi tout measure
Not to focl, or quack, or knave,
but to DIR. Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery
the world-famed cure for the above diseases. l [
IL guaranteed To cure the diseases for which ID la
recommended, or money paid for 1t will be re-
funded. W,Th&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-05

PHILADELrHfA. wednesday. Feb. s. 1850.
New Dress Stufs are push
ing to the front. Every day
fresh lines, or old familiars as
good as ever or bettered, are
getting on to the counters.