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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17
Huntiny DOya.

Personal history and criticism seems
now to be the devotion of the New York
Journal seeking TO stimulate its circula-
tton. The World has given us u num-
her OF interesting chapters upon Quay !;
and IS now printing daily columns,
whose sweetness Is long drawn out,
about that other bad man, Hilton,
who managed to get outside OF
"A. T. Stewards millions in Il very COM
plete and wonderful way. The Epening
Y Posi- has taken up Quay, in succession
70 the World, and gives us its own ac-
count of the way in which he manipu-
lated the Pennsylvania treasury and
things.
These journals will do a good public
work, at the same time that they are
scanning up their subscription list, if
they take care to make their stories true
- well as interesting. The libel laws
ought TO suffice to secure reasonable We
rAcity In the tales; for it is assumed
shat any man charged with being a
thief, will make the newspaper prove
~, II the fact is deniable.
Pretty safe subjects are taken In Quay
and Hilton, and there is no rumor of
euit by either. They seem TO have
yesDlyed to submit to being hunted and
nred on; deeming such discretion TO be
the better part of valor under the cir
cumstances.
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7 EAN0AsrER, PA. April IT, 1880.


So II seems that the New York Sun
fwas out airing again its inveracity
when 1t published that story about ex-
President Cleveland's rapid increase In
weight, and his resort to specialist ior
cure. We had inclined to accept the
1Stm's tale as true, as II In no way in
|;1ured Mr.. Cleveland, but gave the assur-
ence that he was the hopeful object of a
desirable leanuess. Stoutness Is not dis
Ecreditable, only uncomfortable; and II
there Il an easy road to leanness, as the
.SMa's account assured us, 1t was "a good
thing to know.
We greatly fear, however, that it has
been lying about the whole thing, as
Mr.. Cleveland says 1t certainly has been
lying about him. He Is not compliment
tary to the Sans editor, who deserves,
however, all that he says of him, II he
\ got up this story without foundation IN
truth and only to annoy him. The Sans
example shows what habit Of lying
will bring newspaper to. 1t is a habit
which the Stn has practlsed for a long
time TO delight Its readers with wonder
ful tales that would be interesting If
true, but very stupid If otherwise. The
Sunday edition has been for many
years adorned with wild tales OF
Wild animals dated in Pike county
and other wildcrncsses; and the re-
scesses even Of Lancaster county have
been used for the creation Of some Of
them. The readers of these stories mny
generally believe them though there
has been SO long and steady stream
Of them that one would think that the
most credulous by this time would have
begun to be suspicious of their truth. A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17
Telephone Misery.

Long distance telephones are now
being exhibited in New York, and the
long suffering users Of the ordinary in
struments are astonished TO find that
they can talk to people in Boston with
ont any OF the annoyance attending "A
conversation at few squares distance.
and with wonderful ease. A man stand
Ing six feet from n perfected long dis
tance receiver in the centre of "A room
fuiiy twelve feet square, heard with per-
rect distinctness the words of a speaker
SSO miles away, in an Office in Boston.
The telephone people may attempt to
excuse the inferiority of their service by
magnlfying the difficulties of telephon-
ing In noisy cities where there are many
wires and many phones on circuit, but
this instrument carried messages from
Bcentre 10 centre of two big cities
-And " Is stated that there were
eaghty Telephones on the same circuit
Aud each evening full operas, as sung nj
the theatres In New York ARE audible in
a the neighborhood of that wonderfn,
yerAnsmitter. When the reader has oc.
Y 4easion to talk TO some one over the
phone, let him remember these thinps
xnnd reflect upon the sins of the tele.
phone monopoly. Think Of the vast
mount of profanity, thought, spoken
Aod acted, for which the telephone, COM
peny are responsible. Think of the lost
elme to be charged to their account, and
Etue lost temper, II not lost money and
4 buniness.
The record against them Is appalling.
|F4t y bad enough to have to suffer from
ne human imperfections of the central
'tc1ce, where exchanges are managed
Nth miraculous rapidity and accuracy
m . force Of young women drawing
calaries strangely proportioned to the
opet Of the service To the subscribor
83e h hard enough to have TO
*oodure breakdown whenever a
oogm demoralizes the overhead wires
~ when We know that to these
orhaps necessary evils are adde d
& lne easily avoidable ones due To
- instrument, II is high time 10 lose
+ oeience. No doubt the wonderful
Ransmitter Is costly, but so is telephone
osvice, and IL the men who are colnine
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17


The Montana senators have been
seated /; and the Republican senators
have let the public know that they no
fear for the security of their majority,
that they are ready to seat men not duly
elected and that they 10 dlstrust
the fact Of these men being the
choice OF their state that they
refuse to send them back 10 stand the
risk Of another election. Montana has
shown signs in her recent elec-
tion OF being decidedly turned to the
Democratic side this senatorial
question having been the means
Of securing to the Democracy the
sympathy of the Montana people.
And it IL a fact that the Republican con-
troll of the United States Senate Is In a
very sickly state. Tho Republican states
are turning from their ancient moorlng,
both In New England and the North
west and II is easily TO be predicted
that the Senate will be Democratic as
soon as the present state of political feel
ing in the states can be represented In
the body.
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nalare Of Tanltion.

The Leading Store in the
City for Millinery.
Have opened this week an
other large invoice OF New Mil
linery Goods.
The grandest assortment OF
Flowers ever shown by us.
Also all the latest styles in
Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets.
We will display these goods
on Wednesday and Thursday,
and invite you to call and see
them. Also will exhibit our
latest in Trimmed Hats, all at
our well known Low Prices.
We furthermore announce
that on Wednesday we start a
Special Ten-Cent Sale of lew
elry. Between two and three
thousand pieces of Jewelry,
consisting of Breast Pins, Lace
Pins, Ribbon Pins. Bracelets,
Earrings, Hair Pins, Queen
Chain, Necklaces, Cuff Buttons
and Collar Buttons, Side Combs,
Beads, and many other articles,
all at Ioc apiece.
A Wonderful Barpain Sale
Come early.
Another lot of goods from
our purchase of Mrs. Wood
ward has been put up, and we
now offer the following:
One lot of best Filaselle at
&c skein.
One lot of Rope Silk at &c a
skein.
One lot of best Wash Silk at
2Hc skein.
One of best Japanese Wash
ing Floss at 2Hc a skein.
One lot Of Arazene, best
colors, at Ic a skein.
One lot of Embroidery
Chenille at &c a skein.
One lot Of Embroidery Silk,
on spools, at Ic a spool.
One lot of large spools of
Embroidery Silk lten-cent
spools) ) best colors, at SC a spool.
One lot of Linen Flourishine
Thread, best colors, at &c a
skein.
One lot of Linen Barparren
Art Thread at &C a skein.
IS doz. best Black Silk
Gloves at 25c pair.
100 doz. 5-hook Lacing Kid
Gloves, in black, tans and
states, at 7oc a pair worth 81.
SO doz. Tan Colored I'm
dressed Musquetaires at 75c a
pair.
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Look Here, Friend, Are You SIC.

DO you suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion
sour stomach, Liver Complaint, Nervou, DE.
piity, Lost Appetite, Bliiousness, Tired FaoI.
Ing, Pains In the Chest, Night swents a. =,
rover or any form OF Consumptlons Irso, 20
10 your druggist aud purchase "a bottle of w.
roptetion' which will quickly restore Won ~
SOUND physical health, Foraplerion is n bIsbt,'
concentrated huid extract of the most yaInati,
nlea,clhai roots aad herbs known TO science
able book, Things Worth KNOWN, :, so s'n' a'u-
a idress, Prof franklin Hart, Warren s,rao,
aprl7-iydSw
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A MnIhn of INnnII.I

over one hundred thousand free salapyc hot
u,s OF kemp,s Balsam, we learn, were given
away IN ,his state last year, The corresponding
atpproached by any other remedy. This medi.
elne must nave great merit or the free saInnle
nave cough or cold, or even consumption We
ties are SOC and ST. "' '"se pot
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

PHILADELPHIA. Thuraday. April II. isso.
Brandenburgs. or the blood
royal il ever a cotton stuff was.
Put a scrap under a magnifer.
See how clean and smooth
every thread is. No knots, no
Jumps. Com6ed cotton. That's
what does it. 80 inches wide,
20 cents.
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"The Manly Art of Self Defence. ;,

Giving elbow for blow" Is often more Thought
OF than than that other " art OF self defence !"
which consists In defending ones own system
from the assaults Of disease and neglect When
dyspepsia, constipation, biliousncss, "lIver
complaint" laundice, aud the like lay hold OF
the system; the best defence Is the immediate
use OF Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets: inv snysr
coated Granules made from concentrated vcgo~
table extracts one "a dose. WrbSw
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klpl.nulIlI

now many people there are who are strur.
gnhs ,o rise ia TINS world that are kicked down
anu out oy cnvious rivals. THon.aS' Ii,{rc,rir
81 never p" kicked out Its patrons. 1t is trne
oiae For throat affections, asthma and caiarrh
" rs certain aud rapid cure. For sale by ~
n hoch, i31 and iSs North Queen street, Ian.
caster. '' '""'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

IL health and beauty you'd maintain
And keep your breath perfect charm,
Use soZODoNT with might and main /;
For 1t alone prevents the harm
That mars woman's teeth and breath
And leayes her mouth as dark as death.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17


Sons Of the American Revolution. So
the members of n growing patriotic society
are styled, aud their success indicates the
prevalence of AN ambition to be a son of.a-
gun of some.sort. The Loyal Legion, which
has just been holding its twenty fth jubi-
Ice in Philadelphia, provides for its own
pcrpetnation by appealing to this natural
pride OF ancestry, and membership Il
passed down from father to eldest son,
after the plan of tho famous order of the
Cincinnati. 1t Is to be congratulated ON
escape from the party management which
has troubled aud discredited the Grand
Army. The societies Of civil war veterans
and their sons all claim TO make military
service a requirement for admission, but
the revolutionary sons throw out a big
seine net to drag in anyone whose ances-
tors on either side happened to 1.-Two in
America in revolutionary times and gave
evidence of sympathy with the movement
for Independence.
Any person may be eligible to member
ship who is above the age of twenty -one
years, and Is descended from an ancestor
who assisted in establishing American In-
dependence during the Revolution, either
as "A military or naval officer, n soldier or "A
sailor. an official in tho service of any OF
the thirteen original colonies or of the
united colonies, a member of committee
of correspondence or Of public safety, or u
recognized patriot who rendered material
service.
They are celebrating day, April 18th,
the centennial anniversary of tho death of
Benjamin Franklin by organizing the
Pennsylvania branch of their society and
calling for members. Perhaps one hun
dred years from now the descendants of
the men who held postohices and clerk
ships during the war will be posing as
SONS of the civil war.
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9enttstrB.
AR. NATHoRsT. DENTIST

nR. NArHuRST, DENTIST.
2CENTRE SQUARE
FILLING Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe-
ciaities. New Sets made, broken ones mended
and remodeled. Teeth inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
10 Dentistry will receive prompt attention, al
very Moderate Terms Remember that Dr.
Naihorst IL the ONLY Dentist In this county
who Is a graduate OF Medicine as well NJ OF Dem
ustry: an advantage that Is obvious.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17
NEW LOCATION.
NEW MACHINERY.
NEW PROCESS.

The only process by which
you can have your Carpet thor
oughly cleaned and ventilated
with cold dry air without dam
age and returned when prom
ised, without regard to weather.
Called for, cleaned and deliv-
cred same day. The airing
and ventilation is, from a sani-
tary point, alone worth the
price paid for cleaning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

THERE was remarkable scene in a New
York tenement house on Tuesday. A very
old Bohemian woman, with a heavy head
of hair, long and snow white, was left at
home on the sixth floor of tho building to
care for year old grsndchild. Soon amer
the neighbors were attracted by cries Of fire
and found the old woman standing up
right In the centre of the room, with up
turned face. praying Her hands were
clasped above her head. Her long
white hair was ablaze, and the fire
surrounded her from the waist upward"
A blanket was quickly thrown around her
and the fire extiDguished, but she was 10
badly burned that life Is dispaired Of
She was making fire In tho stove when a
spark jumped into her lap and set fire to
her dress, and remembering that to run
would fan the flames, she just stood still
and prayed and shouted. If she had rolled
on the floor or used blanket she might
have saved her life, but the pain of burn
ing usually seems TO drive the victims so
wild that they do not even stand still.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17
From syrncnse n y

felt weak and ianguid had palpatation O :
the heirt ana numbness OF the limbs Bur
dock blood Bhers have certainly relieved me
Ihey are most excellent" Mr. j. NJ Wright
ror sale by W. Il. Hoch, l37 and $50 North
Queen street Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

money from the control Of telephone
patents had n proper sense Of public
rights they would eagerly keep pace
with every improvement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

Almost fwo hnndred
styles Of the raHc American
Ginghams. Such stripes and
plaids ! You'll say the Scotch
men have had a hand at them.
Nothing in the market better
for the money, that's sure
more likely it's the other way.
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1npER CENT pEBENrupssrocv ,,,n

(1TEN tENT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CER.
1I uhcates IN multiples of sl0O earnin1 a
gnarantee cash dividend OF 10 per cent. per an
Building and Loan Association of ~ y ,ne
ouiee, s Aberdeen, South Dakota). No member.
sMnip ~ ice or other expense incident 10 Issuance
purchase price after two years. Investor sa '
sne sn,eu Vy real estate mortgages to double the
Trns,a Tun. o. the Investment deposited with
Arusiee. Correspondence invited
q. w. STARTLING
Manager PHILADELPHIA once
J""iniiieon No. All walnut S,ralt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

VAN HouTEN's COCOA" Best 4 Goes Far
thest" "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

NAsr IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH
N,llalnih PAN anu anu iedncing, up TO Gineh diameter
Man,sps M,s..pls Fittings, flanges, Flan,e Unions
MHan1,o,ass Manan american Unions. Tube supports
bEsrs. sS East Fulton street. " N m7.,sa 51mN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

No buster Dress Goods
counter in the store than the
long stretch where the 6Lc
Crepelines are flying out. The
fame OF them has got over
town. Hay Of last seasons
prices and not a whit behind
last seasons quality or styles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

AT the April meeting of the Lancaster
County Agricultural and Horticultural
society the president, Hon. John II.
Lands, of Manor township, state. that
foreign corn and wheat must be excluded
from this country to revive agricultural
interests. Here IL something for Johns
contemplation During the last fiscal year
we exported 60, 592, ,92o bushels of corn and
imported 2,3ss bushels. We exported
3l2, 1856 bushels of corn meal and imported
800 bushels. Our exports of wheat
amounted TO 49, 100 bushels and our
imports amounted TO 1916 bushels. The
small amount of grain imported Is for seed,
and II is hard 10 see why il should please
the farmer to pay tax Oh 1t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17
VAN HOUTEN'S
Cocoa
" Best and Goes Farthest. "

Doctors and analysts of the highest
standing all over the world, certify to
this immense saving, and by VAN HoU-
TENS special process only can this be
attained.
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Miarrilu,trnua

&VVVuIEIIWVVGpUH
nRuNKENNESS.
- LIQUOR HABIT.
In All the World there is but One Cure
DIX. HAlNES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given In cup OF coffee or tea, or in
articles of food without the knowledge of the
patient, II necessary; II Is absolutely harmless
ana VIII effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient IL moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS, IL
operates so quietly and with such certainty
That the patient undergoes no Inconvenience
and ere he is aware his complete reformation is
effected. u page book Of particulars free.
CHAS. A. LOCHER. Druggist
oct2S-eo1-TThNS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-17

50 VAN HoUTEN's Cocoa e" once tried, al
ways used y possesses the great advantage Of
leaving no Injurious effects on the nervous sys-
lem. No wonder, therefore, that in all parts Of
The world, this fnpentor's Cocoa Is recommended
by medical men, instead OF tea and coffee or
other cocoas or chocolates, for daily use by
children or adults, hale and sick, rich and poor.
Ask for vANHoUTEN's and take no other.
mar1Alyds,Tu tl)
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Misses and Children's Wash
Dresses have taken on fresh
beauties. Ginghams and White
Lawns, but with such happy
turns in the cut or with such
originality in the finish that
there's a pleasant surprise in
almost every one.
AS cute kits the bit Of a
boy need ever hope for.
Refers and Jackets for the big
girls and little just as you'd
choose.
A room full of hints and
helps for every mother.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Bicyclers should see a Glove
we have had made for them,
which we sell at 75c.
Middle Market street entrance.
If you miss a day in the
Trimmed Millinery you miss
some newness. The wonder
where all the loves Of Hats and
Bonnets go to is only half as
great as where they all come
from-unless you've had a peep
into our workrooms. A little
Paris in all that stands for taste
and within the get up Of wo-
mems headwear.
Thirteenth street side, north from Chestnut
street.
Here's by odds the best Ar
lists Outfit that we ever had
for the money. Twenty-one
tubes of Winsor & Newton s
best colors oils and varnishes
palette and palette knife, and 8
brushes, all in a neat japanned
tin case, and the whole thing
complete for S.
At the little counter round
the corner from Jap goods are
a hundred other things for
artists.
Near Juniper and Market streets corner.
John Wanan1aker.
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LANCASTER
STEAM
CARPET CLEANING
WORKS.

So called Carpet Cleaning, to
wit : (hand- d-beating) is a posi-
tive injury to delicate carpets.
1t does not thoroughly clean,
nor does it brighten the colors /;
our process will. If we injure
your carpet will replace it with
a new one. Steam does not en-
ter the carpet as some suppose,
merely drives the machinery.
Send for Catalogue. Freight
paid one way on Carpets out Of
town. Send orders to any of
the agencies.
-WORKS---
Cor. CHRISTIAN & WOODWARD,
Lancaster, Pa.
Telephone.
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John Wananaaker.
Carpets.

TARPEr CLEANING WORKS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-06-07

WHEREAS, We have learned that our
comrade and friend, Captain John J.
Healy, an honored member Of this eague.
has concluded TO present his name to the
Republicans OF this Northern Grand Di-
vision for the olico Of Clerk OF the Su-
prone Court for said Grand Division. and
WHEREAS, Wo are we'll advised rs to his
eminent qualifications and especial fitness
for the proper discharge OF the duties OF
the position to which he aspres; therefore
be it
ReSoired. That we, his comrades Of the
Veteran Union League. do most cordially
ndorso his candidacy, and most earnestly
commend him 10 the Republicans COM
prlsing the Northern Grand Iiylsion Of
Illinois.
Resolred, That his record as solder.
from n boy in the ranks with muskot on
his shoulder to an actual captaincy in
one and tho same company, and his more
than four years o. continuous service,
speak volumes In his favor as u deserving.
plucky, and faithful soldier and should so-
euro for him the enthusiastic support Of
all the boys who wore the buo.
ReSo'red That his recognized ability as Il
campaigner and organlzer together with
his unswerying devotion to tho Republican
party, its principles and It's candidates, at
all times and under all circumstances, most
thoroughly commend him to the Ropubl
cans OF this grand division. and Wa trust
his merit may be recognized by unani-
nous vote OF tho delegates in convention at
Springfield June a,
As shown above, Mr. Hoaly has the
Endorsement Of the Veteran Union
League, one of the strongest and best
soldier organizations in the country
He is justly popular in Chicago with
all classes and among people in all
walks of life. His nomination would
greatly strengthen the Republicar
State and County tickets in Cool
/ County