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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

THE measures taken and in contempla-
ton by the French Chamber of Deputies To
encourage the increase Of population are
even more remarkable than tho Quebec
law for the same purpose Tho popula-
ton Of France has In recent years remained
so nearly stationary that the deputies have
become alarmed. Last year law was
passed oxempting from all taxation all
families of five children, but the local au-
thorities found that the state would not
bear the deficit In the income and It had To
be made good by higher taxation on the
families not having five children. ain
some parts of France, such as, for instance,
Brittany, where large families are COM
mon, the ratepayers with less than seven
children have had to submit TO an increase
of taxation to tho extent OF ffty, and even
sixty, per cent" The Chamber declines to
repeal or modify the law, but n bill IL now
before It which provides for the heavy tax
alton Of bachelors and old maids, no that
married people with small families may
not have to pay for the exemption given to
the fortunate father Of Ave.
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PERSONAL.

CITY SUPERINTENDENT BUEHRLE will
deliver an address at the dedication of a
school house in Doylestown, next Tuesday
His subject is "The Beautiful In Educa-
ton"
EMIN PACHA has entered the German
service. lie will receive "A salary of 81 900
n year, and will leave about the middle of
April for Victoria NyanZa. lie will be
accompanied by large caravan and troops
under command of German officers.
ALLEN q. THURMAN will be II wears old
on the 18th of November next, should he
survive till then, and already plans are
being formed to give the Old Roman a
complimentary dinner. Elk President
Cleveland and Editor Dana are spoken of
as likely to take part In 1t.
GEN. CLINTON B. FISK reminded the
boys in Sunday school he addressed the
other day that some Of them might be
president of the United States some day
and out ofthe abundance of his own expe-
rience hooked in this concentrated advice,
Don't run on the Prohibition tick let I"
ROBERT ADAMS, of Philadelphia, the
American minister to Brazil, sailed from
Liverpool for New York on "Wednesday.
lie spoke kindly of his sojourn in Rio, but
said he was tired Of the post and did not
care to resume the position under the re-
public, adding that the climate was vile.
He looks well and younger than before he
went to Brazil, but asserts that he has lost
several pounds in weight. He thinks the
Brazilians have a warm love for Dom
Pedro, but doubts If 1t be possible to re-
store the empire.
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VAN HOUTEN'S
COCOA
" Best and Goes Farthest. "

ss-vAN HoUTEN's COCOA ('once tried.
always used y Is the original, pure. soluble
Cocoa, invented, made aud patented in Hol-
land, and Is to-day better and more soluble
than any Of the numerous limitations. In fact
II is generally admitted all over Europe land q
comparative test win easily provel that no
other Cocoa equals this Inventors In solubiiity,
agreeable taste and nutritive qualities. Largest
salo in the world" Ask for VAN HoUrESs
TAKE NO OTHER. fl3
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

In the current Forum President Dwight
attempts to say what boy should know at
eighteen, and first of all makes the strong
point that at that age youth should know
how to study with enthusiasm. Ho then
remarks that the study of language is very
easy in these early years and that tho boy
may grow up into French or German rs he
grows up Into English. IIe should also
be able to read Greek and Latin with ease
and satisfaction and be set forward In
history and the beginnings of English
literature, should know something OF
music and art and shonld have studied
mathematics energetioally. In short, the
ideal boy Of this professor would be very
remarkable as man Of thirty, and az a lad
Of eighteen would be q melancholy speci-
mon Of an overloaded young man with all
the vigor and spirit of youth drained ont of
him by fanatical schoolmastors.
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aapaman,aker's.
PHrLApELrnfA. Thursday, April 9. 1880.
kHsl IL

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April 8. 1880.
Tile Herald Of the Easter
Fair.
Questions are rife through
cut the store concerning the
goings on that are observed
here and there by visitors.
The answer is: Prepara-
tons for the Easter Fair" We
sometimes write of the unique
relations between this store and
the community. 1t as unique
nothing else like it in all the
world. Just think Of it again
for a moment.
Common talk often says of a
given man, His word is good
as his bond" With such an
one you need only a verbal
contract. Do you ever hear
Ills act is good as yonr
thought" No, you do not.
You'd never expect that your
wish should control another's
actions, but that's just what on,'
public expects, requires Of us.
There is an unwritten, un-
spoken contract between us
and ouy public which implies
that what the public desires we
must do. We recognize the
contract--wc obey.
And thus result many things
that interest and amuse you.
During two successive years
there have been Easter observ-
ances here. People. expect
them now. The children want
to come that the Easter En-
blems may please = amuse.
The other people want to come
many for their children's S
reasons.
And so the hammers have
been ringing and the saws buz-
zing while mysterious curtains
concealed whae busy brains
we're contriving-all busy upon
what we call this year. The
Easter Fair.
Now we are ready with the
story, Of which the most inter
esting points are about the
Bargains in the Fair. Fair
Bargains to strew the pathway
Of Spring with gold. The
golden days Of the year. The
days that open the gates to the
Bargain Country. You vii
find the Carpet Gate, and the
Pottery Gate, and the Dress
Goods Gate, big, broad gates
and you will find little gate:
that let you in through by.ways
the Hosiery Gate, the Suspen
der Gate, plenty more, and BY
everyone you can make YOU
way to little savings bank,
which may be yours if you say
so.
But the newspapers canno
tell ALL, The only way will be
for you to take great slice o
Easter Holiday time and come
to The Easter Fair at Wana
makers. Then with eyes tt
see, and ears to hear, and witt
tongue to question, you will b.
able to get at the meaning Of
all.
.Y~hv1 XNo~oVoao
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EASTER GOODS !!

Penny Chocolate Eggs, Rabbits, Rabbits on
Eggs. Carts, Running Rabbits, Boy on Rabbit,
Rabbit In Cart, Sitting Rabbits These are all
Penny Chocolate Goods. By the dozen we will
make 1t &c. Then we have the I'm est and big
gest assortment Of SC and l0c goods ever offered.
You must zee them to know what they are.
Charles Edens Famous Decorated Crystal
and Chocolate Handmade Eggs. Here tho
hand Of genius Is skilfully applied, producing
want. Ms. Edens skill as y decorator Is far
reaching, and his equals are few.
That Rolled Avena at l21Sc pack goes fast.
Bring along your tickets and get cake Of
Octagon Soap for nothing.
Twenty-Five boxes Water Lily SOap-pure
white, same as ivory-only &C. Ask for sample
cake.
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Rhode Islands New WAY.

Rhods Island has had an election
Io1er the new law prescribing the Aus
o1lan system OF voting. Tho New
erk Sas, which IL violently opposed to
~ system, claims that II worked very
loAly In Rhode fs,and and resulted in
- exclusion OF large numbers Of work.
Dmen from the pslls, owing TO the
Dor Sor their closing being reached be-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

TIE Woo, Reporter says that the Ameri-
can wool industry requires two reforms
to make II prosperous: first, conserva-
tive and steady tariff policy In the direction
of reduced duties; second, a monthly set
tlement day. No doubt the woolen men
would find that the first reform would
make the second unnecessary, ,as healthier
condition of business would show itself in
settlements.
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S..
S. S. S.. !
In the Spring

SWlFTS SPECIFIC is not
a nostrum Of a brief days ex-
istencc, such as spring up like
the mushrooms neither is it
one Of the old worn-out pota. h.
mercury, sarsaparilla mixtures,
which break down health, but
is a purely vegetable remedy
which strikes at the disease
itself (instead Of trying to
cure the effect Of diseases), and
roots out the impurities Of the
blood.
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Wallace nt 4nShtc,s.
PALAcE OF Fashion.
THE
GRAND SPRING OPENINGI
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
ll5 AND III N. QUEEN ST..
Is announced for Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
April cd, sd, 4th, 5th, and
promises to be the Event Of the /
Season.
AT no time before this have
we made such extensive pre-
parations for an elaborate dis
play as for this occasion. Wel
intend to make this opening our3
crowning effort. By it we must |
show that our lines of Goods in !
every department are complete
beyond doubt, that our prices1
are right.
Our Goods are stylish and
new, and our assortment is
larger than ever before. To,
show our Goods and make our
store the centre Of attraction is
our only aim. The decorations
this time will be Of such novel;
and conspicuous designs as will
make it compare favorably with
some Of the finest exhibits ever
shown anywhere. ~
A Worlds Fair in Lancaster.
Each department represented
in separate exhibit, and each
one Fair in itself. Your spe-
cial attention is called to our
Millinery Parlor, in the rear end
Of the store. There we will
show about 900 opening Hats,
trimmed and designed after the
latest Paris and London fashion,
besides our display of Flowers.
Ribbons, Velvets, Pushes and
Millinery Laces and Ornaments
will excel any Of our former
efforts.
The whole front part of our
store, from the door to the Mil
linery Department, will be de-
voted to the display of Laces,
Embroideries, Tri m m in IS,
Fancy Goods, Corsets, Under
wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry,
Lace Goods, Parasols, Umbrel-
las, etc.; and the way the Goods
will be arranged will make it
attractive as we'll as interesting
to everybody. We will not
spare time nor trouble to make
this opening the grandest ever
seen here, and extend a most
cordial invitation to all. Four
days: Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, April 2,
3, 4 and S. One day like the
other; the same display the
same Decorations ; the same
Hats. Come every day, as it
will take you four days to see
everything.
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S1(N.O(Nl.

~ PER CENT. DEBENTURE STOCK GER
III tincates In muitiples OF 500, earning a
guarantee cash dividend Of 10 PEI cent. per an
mum, payable semiannually are issued by the
Building and Loan Association OF ltak ota( Home
once, Aberdeen, South Dakota). No member
ship fee or other expense incident to issuance
purchase price after two years. Investor Sc
cured by real estate mortgages to double the
amount OF the Investment deposited with
Trustee. Correspondence invited.
@. w. STARTLING,
Manager Philadelphia Office,
Jnnl -3meod No. all Walnut street.
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A Family Gathering.

Have you a father? Have you q mother /?
Have you son or daughter, sister or brother
who has not yet taken Kemps Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs, the guaranteed remedy for
the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group and
all Throat and Lung Troubless II so, why I.
When a sample bottle IL gladly given 10 you
yrss by any druggist, and the large size costs
only 50cand q. f5l
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There's not speck, there's not a stain
That on the teeth we chance TO SEQ,
But shadows forth decay and pain,
IL not removed right speedily,
BY sOZON'NT, whose wondrous power
Works miracles In one short hour
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yINHE MILLERsvILLE STATE NORMAL
i SCHOOL.

u NORMAL
i SCHOOL.
The Millersville Normal School, which has
long been recognized as the leading training
school In the state Is better this year than ever
before II Is not mere academy but a real
school for the training of teachers. Its gradu-
ates M many of the leading educational posi-
tions In This state.
A Free kindergarten will be started In con-
nection with the Model School. II will be I'm
charge Of an experienced kindergartner. Spe-
clai training classes In this department with
out extra charge.
Full state appropriation to students. Write
early for room. Visitors are always welcome,
Special Arrangements for Lancaster. The
programme Of the Millersville Normal School
has been so arranged that pupils from IAncas-
caster may graduate ut the school and board ut
home.
Tuition expenses for pupils preparInp IN
teach Per week Ifor II weeks or inorel ST: for
Winter session OF 2S weeks, e28 for Summer
Session OF ia weeks, sl3 total tuition for year,
$50. '
state appropriation of 5000 Is gwen to
Grad IL Is thus seen that High School
Graduates and Others, who complete the Nor
mai school Course In two years. may do SO at a
total tuition OF only SS.
Special rates to pupils are given by the Street
Railroad Company.
Summer Session OF Fourteen Weeks begins
Monday, March 3lst.
For Catalogue or further information address
the Principal,
DIR. T.. DRAM LYTE,
mat2wd Milersville Pa
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Grntistrp.
DR. NArHORsT, DENTIST.
pIE NTRE SnITAD

1 Hk. NAI TfOftNT, UENTIST.
L. 9CENTRE SQUARE,
Filling Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe-
ciaitles. New Sets made, broken ones mended
and piyoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
TO Dentistry will receive prompt attention, al
Naihorsti is the ONLY Dentist In this county
who IL a graduate OF Medicine as we'll as of Den-
mars lyd&w
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In the telegraphic news from Russia
there arc accounts OF riots and political
agitation among the students, and hints
of u general disposition on tho part of the
most intelligent classes to make NJ much
trouble for the government as they safely
can. but assurance Is given that nothing
Of great importance will como of 1t
all because the peasants and masses Of
the people are thoroughly loyal.
This stupid and stubborn loyalty of the
great mass of the people Is the dispair of
patriots and reformers, but II may be that
IL Is the only salvation of Russia from
Terrorists moro unprinciped than those
who ruled in France. Bad us tyranny may
be 1t Is better than Anarchy, and 1t may
DO hoped that tho peasants will remain
hopelossly loyal until tho danger of
Nihilism has passed by.
But while the masses stand firm In Russia
It Ia not 10 in Finland, where tho people arc
intelligent and Jealous of their threatened
liberties According TO one dispatch troops
have been sent to Poland and Finland to
qucll disorder. In the former country the
agitation may be due to the rumors
current of diplomatic intrigue by England
and Austria looking to the ro- establish
ment Of Russian Poland as a nation, to
serve as barrier against Russia. In
Finland the agitation follows the news
that the liberties of the Firms are about TO
be abolished by Russia. The Firms are
Lutherans and when the Car Alexander
conquered their land from Sweden
ut the beginning of this century
he solemnly swore that he and
his successors would leave them their re-
ligion, laws and liberty forever. The czar
became Grand Duke of Finland and the
Firms have escaped the tyranny that has
crushed the Russians, although constantly
threatened with It, 1t remains to be seen
whether the great powers will permit Fin
nish liberties to be finally eXtinguished.
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NOTIONS.

Among the many new things In this depart
ment will be found Children's and INFANTS
White Dresses, long and short. Prices nom 25c
to $780,
White Embroidered Caps for children and
Infauts Carriage Afghans.
Lace Curtains-all prices--from 90c to SIS per
pair,
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COATS.

COATS,
In Cream and Ecru. Handsomely Embroi-
dered, that can be found In Lancaster city
Long Coats, 81 25, and Short Goats 81 25.
Ladies' Stockinette Jackets. q 50, 81 25. n Is.
Beaded silk Wraps, 81 80 to 25.
Girls Sailor Jackets, 81 50 to IS 80.
Ladies' Connemaras, IS 90.
ChilOren's TwoPiece kits, 81 90 to s. %.
Childrens Short Pant Suits, t2 90 to q 80.
Children's Spring Weight Overcoats.
Odd Pants and Shirt Waists, 25c, 5Oc, 75c and
sl,OO.
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3Ftsrrllnuccns
CAL1FORNIA,

(NAL1FORNIA.
Special Parties. Seni-nonthiy. Tourist
sleeping cars. Cheap rates. Southern Pacific Co
Address, u. HAWLEY, Assistant General
Traffic Manager, S43 Broadway. New York |;
II. j. SMITH, Agent, a9S. I'll st., PhilA.
JaniGlyd2taw
Oh nnn FEET OF PIPE, FROM Il
COs\DlUJ inch 10 . Inch diameter, for
sale at u low figure, and the only house In the
city with pipe cutting machine, cutting up to
ton street. mI-ud
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500 offered for an incurable case of catarrh by
the propTietors Of Dr. sage's Remedy, 50 cents,
by druggists. WThxW
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AM0NGoUR SHOES

For Spring and Summer wear Is One Special
Line on which we have secured the Agency for
Lancaster and Harrisburg. We are therefore
prepared 20 give you the benefit Of the low
price for which these goods can be sold. They
are made of fine selected Dongoa stock, with
narrow square toes and tipped with the same
goods as upper stock, hand-turned sOles, ele-
gantly stitched with silk. We carry these goods
In all widths, from A. to +. Price, q So
The New Department this week is Ready
Made Harness. and all kinds Of prices for single
from Is 50 set up TO SO, and all the extras to
sell separate. We will have more 70 say about
this department later on, ana You will learn
something by seeing It. Prices will surprise
you.
The Latest styles OF Hats and Caps. with
complete assortment OF Pocketbooks and Um-
brelas, Trunks and Travelling Bags, at the Low.
est Prices.
Housefurnishing Goods, Glassware, China.
ware, Tinware, Woodenware, Willowware,
AgateNare. An elegant Clothes Wringer, q
and 81 20. Floor Eatsls In Antique Oak, silver
and Cherry at very low prices. Lamp Chim-
neys for No. and Burners, at Sc. We have
just received an elegant line OF Table and Floor
oilcloths. Clothes Pins, lc dozen.
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OforerteA.

AroIAskr'''
As pretty as pretty can be. What? Why
those Fine Easter Cards that Clarke Is giving
away with Lion Coffee.
SOAP SoAPi soAPi
We don't wish 10 soft soap you. but II you
will call at our store we will show You the
hardest and largest &c cake OF Laundry or
Toilet Soap In the world.
Octagon Soap for all purposes.
Bell soap-One Of the finest.
Olean Soap-You know Il.
Water Lily-White as snow.
Purity--pure as its name.
Poppy Oif-The old standby, the wrappers Of
which will secure you fine crayon.
II you have secured card call and get two
cakes Of Octagon Soap for 81, and credit
your rebate card.
A full line Of Easter Goods at manufacturers'
prices.
Have you see the large bottles Of Parlor Pride
for l5c, equal to two small bottles.
Samuel Clarke.
A bussks.
COlgate's 0ctagon Soap.
Bring the Card You Received and Get a
Cakeof
Octagon Soap Free.
You Buy One Cake at Five Cents, and Get
One Free.
Save the wrappers, and for 25 you have your
choice OF a Book out of $50 volumes, or a beauti-
ful picture Of MISS OCTAGOE when framed
would grace any parior.
~ BRING YOUR CARD AT ONCE and Get
the Cake Free.
Al
BURSk'S GROCERY,
NO. II EAST KING STREET.
HElsrs'
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VAN HouTEss CocoA-The original, most
soluble. u
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REIST.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.

THE LARGEST STORE! THE HEAVIEST
STOCK!
DO YOU WANT A NICE EASTER HAM?
Finest Small Pig Hams. 7 to ns, at lac. Fin.
Hams, all fat removed, at l2c. Picnic Hams,
very nice, skinned, at &c. Extra Fine-sugar
bones, no fat-reduced TO l21<c Boneless Hams,
very finest, at nc. Fine Lean sugar Cured
Bacon at l21sc. Finest summer Bologna you
ever saw at DC. Finest Dried Beef, nice and
sweet, at l0c. Very Finest Tender or knuckle
Beef l5c.
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LNSTATE OF JOHN J. HOOVER, LATE OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement To the undersigned, resid-
JOSEPH r. HOOVER,
Administrator.
Known & HFNsEI., Attorneys. f8-8tdTh
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& SHAND,
6,8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.

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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HENRY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,

has removed 10 l3e East King street, having o
full line of Furniture Of every description at the
lowest prices. Also Undertaking promptly at.
tended Ia. Call and examine our goods.
Aa-tfdR II. WOLF. i36 East King street.
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iMMENSEI IMMENSE!
We have now open the Largest and Best Sc
lected stock of Infants Long and Short
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EGGS! EGGS EGGS! EGGSl
We are selling Eggs at l21Sc a dozen. The
market is very uncertain and quotations stand
only upon today s market prices. Should they
go lower we will drop; II higher. we will adj
purchase.
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3palare Of Ensitto,s.