Miscellaneous News.
L .
An Old Mortgage Turns l r |.
SItAMOKfN, Pd., DiW, 15.—An old
unflAtibQed has been frutul
which title to about one -sixth
of ihe estatea of thin place. The amount
of Ihe cnortjtAne was 01 initially $12,000.
The sheriff has officially notified the
laud owners that lie will sell the prop
erly December 30.
Will Be Tried In Lebanon Cunnly.
i
Lebanon, Pa , Dec. 10.
for William Showers, the old ', naj / w j )(>
brutally muidered his two RrH|)( j_
children some time ago, this afternoon
.filed his application for trial in some
neighboring county, alleging that in
Lebanon county public sentiment was
so wrousht up against Showers that hfe
trial here could not be fairly conducted.
The court denied the application and
Showers will be tried here, lie re
pudiates his firmer confession.
IX V CRFMCAL CONDITION.
Mr. Powderly Is Taken with Another
Hemorrhage Yesterday Afternoon.
Scran ton. Pa., I\v. 15 Powder
ly'B condition to night is regarded as
crii ical by his physicians. lie was
seized with another hemorrhage this
afternoon. It i 3 now known that since
his return to his home here he has slept
very little and is very nervous and rest
less 011 that account, and is also very
weak in consequence of the hemor
rhages. He also complains, of severe
pains in his chest am\ abdomen. Xo
one is allowed to. see hiui except his
wife and 'jia physicians.
Millions of Chinese Homeless.
San Francisco, Dec 15.—Thestea
nier City of Sydney arrived this evening
from HongiKong and Yokohama. The
Chinese give details of a disaster oc
casioned by the Yellow river overflowing
its hanks in tho province of Honau,
and describe it its one or the most ap
palling Liccurrenees in loss of life ami
pi\H<erty recorded in recent times. The
river broke its banks on the evening of
September 2S, southwards of the city of
Chlngohow, and not only completely
inundated that city, but also ten other
populous cities. The whole area is now
a raging seiv ten t> thir'v feet deep,
where it was ouce densely populated
and a rich piatie. The former bed of
th° Yellow river fs now dry ami the
prgse t 1 ike was tbe bed of the river!
centuries ago. The lose of life is H- 1
c\lcul ble, an 1a st uement is ma 1 lo
missionaries that millions of Chinese
are homeless and starving.
UK KMRRZZLKD THOUSANDS.
An Old and Trusted Bookkeeper De
tected in Ills Peculations.
PniL.\ DELPHI A, Dc. 15 —losrph
Knight, t! e bookkeeper f t\... Man 11
facturers' National Ik. was taket •
before States Commissioner Fd !
Wards this afteruoou charged with 1
gteahns from li e funds of the biLk 1-e-
Lwee'. sixty nnd seventy thousand dol
~ airs. The officers of the bank di-c>*-
ered KnighCs delicquenciea eeveisl
weeks sgo and placed the case iu tb ,
har.us of the Piukerton aget c* ~ ]
Knight was arrested s\ few day 3' ft{ . o
Tr.e mailer,*,** l*|4 <af iOTtll ',„ dy.
It is saW that Koigb*- hatl
been appro
priating tobisow, U3e the bank's mon
ey for l.eailv twenty-five veais. lie
has la-en it\ |h© employ of the bank
fsr nearly thirty-five years and has al
ways Iwmi considered trustwortliy.
Knicht was committed to prison in
default of $15,00,1 hail. Tiie amount
lie is alieg.-d to have :ibvtracfed is in
round titimbers ?'".OOO. His |> onla
tions have been going on Miree l v (4
pjesidrutM. ffi-y.' ( t- e Manuf <c r urer\>
bank, testified llml the money was la
ken by the prisoner directly from do
p-sitora. When a line was fo iin-d
there we;e oft-n people who were pross
ed f'r time. K; iglit would take theii
money, enter it correctly on the ledger,
but would not- report it to ihe teller.
"When Baby vraa sick, wo gave her Caevoria,
When she was a Child, she cried ."or Castoria,
VThasx she became Miss, she clang to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Caatoria,
Tbe Best of All the Year.
The December, nr Christmas number,
of North's PhiladelphiaMusicalJownnl
is at hand, well stocked with useful and
enteitaining musical literature, and
four choice musical numbers.viz: k \Jeai
and Jeanette by Lange; "M>
Little Favorite Wallz." by M. Louis;
'Buds of Galop.' by Webster;
a song 'Good Night my Loveg.' by
Adam Geible. Thes* compositions are
alone worth more than the pi ice of a
year's subscription. The frontispiece
is a true likeness of Miss Eleanor War
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American. She has acquired an envi
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ing in Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. An interesting article relating
some of her experiences while in Paris
alo given. Margaret B. Harvey con
tribute- 1 a Ciiristraas Story, 'A Prince--
in Disguise.' Tag 'it-icohteur ■' talks
about the career of Jenny Lind,' at d
Clara Louise Kellogg gives some val
uable hints to aspiring singers. In ad
dition there is the Educational Depart
ment, Dunestic and Foreign Musical
News, the Art Department, Corres
pondence from Boston, New York,
Pittsburg and leading cities, re
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teresting to music lovers. A long list ( f
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r t b
Ploasnnt Dreams.
"It aiu't everybody I'd put to sleep
in this room," said old Mrs. Jinks to
that fastidious and extremely noivous
young minister *lto was spending his
first night in II at her house.
"This hear room is full of sacred "
solvations to roe," she went o
first husband died in lb"' ! *
, , tied wit It his
head on them ve
.V pillers, and poor
Mr. Jinks d • 1 '
..id seltin' light in that
very e* ,
,uair tiiere in the corner. Some
.imes when I come into the room in the
daik I think 1 see him settiu' there
still.
"My own father died lay in' right on
that loungua under the winder. Poor
pal He was a spiritualist, and tie alius
said he'd appear in this room again
after he died; and sometimes I'm fool
ish enough to look for him. If you
should see anything of him to-night,
you'd better not tell tue; for it'd he a
sign to me that there was something
in spiritualism, and I'd hate to think
that.
"My son by my first man fell dead of
heart disease right where you stand.
He was a doctor,and there's two whole
skeletons in ikat ciiiset that belonged to
him; a d hatf a doz'n skulls iu that
lower drawer,
"Well, good-night, and pleasant
dreams."— Puck.
Gibberish ami its Translation.
'Lrmmeknow wheuyergoin' won
cher V'
'Can you translate for me ?' asks
Marv 11. Donge in Wide Awake, 'this
gibberish.' It is not Greek. It is not
Latin. Neither is it a sample of any
known living language, hut just a cor
ruption of our own English tongue,
which the chiidien and too many of
their elders are prone to encourage
through heedlessness and haste.
The translation, 'Let me
you are going, won't you ?' is easy
enough speaking—except, it may In*,
the 'won't you'—for all, at least, who
appreciate the beauty of perfect enun
ciation.
'Won't vou' may pass criticism in
familiar colloquy, but this compressing
of two words into one is never desirable.
'Will you not' is surely better.
'Ain't'of course is a vulgarism not
to be thought of in connection with any
man or woman of grateful culture, yet
we sometimes meet people, who nnag
ii.e themselves St to be leaders,who use
this expression for all the negatives ot
I the vab it represents: "1 siiu't, thou
•lint, he ain't.we ain't, YOU ain't, they
ain't" Is :t not absurd?
Dinah Speaks Otir Iu Meeting.
While at service an old lady happened
to sneez ■.ami,as nearly every eve was
!ui ned tow vwd ht-r immediately aftei
•die l.sd sr.rfi d.she felt very unci m
foitable. When Hie arrived at ivmeshe
said t > Dinah,her colored in tid of-all
v.oik.who had acc m;vuied her to t!n
meeting. 'Di-iah, why didn't you take
the blame i t that sn;-i-z^of.}our sb >ul
deis? You should ii ive made itappec
;>s 1 hough * 4l was you,not I,that suet zeci.'
'Ye next meeting the old W\"
••Vczd again. *rttM>:eacher pauaed
in his discourse a.' d tiiere was a slight
titter among the congregation, which
increased toa roar as the simple minded
but honest Dinah arose and remarked:
•'I takes de blame of dat sneeze d:t my
missus had just sneeaed on my own
shoulders."
1888
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Address. K. A. NORTH CO ,
A T
Mrs. Sarah A. Zeigler's
BAKERY,
on Petim street, south of race bridge,
Millheim, Pa.
B read, Pies & Cakes
of su jerlor quality can t>e bought at any time
and in any quantity.
IC E CREAM AND FAN
CY CAKES
for Weddings, Denies and other social gather
jugs promptly made to order.
Call sit iter place Jnd get your supplh* at ex
jeediiiglv low prices. _ -**- Brn
GUARANTEED
i iilUjft.l l !
at on cc< No operation or business delay
! Tlunw amis of oures. At Keystone Houae,Ke&d.
lug. l\a.. 2d Saturday of each month. Head foi
circular*. Advice free. ody
FT NORTH & CO. Philadelphia. Pa .keep I
KVEHT" em >'U IN TUB MCSICAL LINK. Sheet
Music. Music Book*. All the foreign and
Americ an Editions. Pianos and Organ*, by
the beat known makers, sold on llhcr.il terms.
Catalog ues sent on application. Mention this
paper.
PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH
HOW A XJOMPJLIsHED. Every liuir should know.
Send eta mp. BAKER HEM. 00..80 x 104 Boflalo,N.Y.
D ER SIAN BLOOM, Beit Conplwion Sua
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Send etai ap for trial packMS. Addreae M at) or*,
THOUSANDS OF THE BEST 1
tOQ 6QtD ,
IJOWATCH .
EVER MADE ARE SELLING IN OUR j
GO-OPERATIVE CLUBS.
THIS IS THE BEST,
CHEAPEST,
MOST CONVENIENT
\n<l only co-opnrntlvo System < t •• lllngwatchM. '
I '.io watrlioe are American I-evor Runt Winrtort, i
"■ulnining overy ououltnl to accuracy and <lural>il- ,
y. and have, in n.Union, Mnueroua patented im
rovemeuU found la no other watch Ihnjr aro *
'iNolutcly tho only I>u( and l)am|iproof 4
/it vr moats mado in llro World, and are jeweled ,
oilßhout With KLUIKS. The 1
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■. I Ii in pivot made. Tliry aro fully MM*: 1
ii- a|i|tonran-<>, aeruraev, durability 1
.ml uarvlcOi lit nny sl.l Watch.
Our 00-oj>eraMvoClubßyetow bring* them within |
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Wo want an activo, rosponsiblo repro*
centativo In EVERr CITY and TOWN. '
lioavy profit* gnarantood ou limited luveetmant. '
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HEADQUARTERS FOR COM
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si
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DURNETTS
ESSENCE OF
ir^sn
LGINGERJ
(Cto wrapper ana WtUlt, label.)
An Immediate Relief for
Cramps, Colic, Dyspepsia, Migestßffl,
and all Sienach Diseritn.
Powerful Stimulant Without Reaction.
BOON TO EVERY FAMILY.
Used externally will relieve
Muscular Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Toothache, Headache.
For sals by (boosrs and Dnggista SIUI jabae
TAKE NO OTHER.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.,
BOSTON and CHICAGO.
Li£ YOUti uWH DOCTOR.
THS ORAUOEST
Remedy c ithe Ago.
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f* .*• '2.. -
ti —irTr^
r.TENTHGL SKHALER,
Aflordr sVklt raUcf cf
Necrol-irt, neadnrbfNTTay Fever
Catarrh,
i*n -? :o:-?i:-vzs u:s ittlzz: A crsi
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ir • igrfi .t h■*tiit t- It.hater in *t> •k. ■•:! 61
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> • -rr I. MI: t i.' t.U in 44.-0,! cbd4t.(*-<
ri, ( ... ! j 1., cfr.t
1 . ' 'iatonitiii luallcd free ca
CI'SHMAN,
W> I CURE
& FITS!
When I s;iv CtJKir I do not mean merely to
ston them l>r a time, and then liuvo them re
turn ;:g:iln I MKAI A KAIIICAL tl'HEi
I iiave made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
A life long study. I WARRANT my remedy to
(TRK the worst eases. Because others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure.
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and I'ost Offlee It costs you nothing lor a
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H G RO2T.M.C. 183PEA'lST ,HEWYOBK
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CURB
Malaria, Dumb Chills,
Fever and Ague, Win*"
Colic, Bilious Attacks.
Thvy produce regnlsr, natural cvur
natlou*. never frripe or interfere with
daily buMtne*M. As a family medicine,
they Htiould be in every household.
SOLl> EVEBYWHERE.
.... . ... ... ou tile at the ofllce ot
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M\DVERTISIItq
.C|GENTS
BUILDING PHILADELPHIA.
OTIY ATCC FtrlHONffK IMEITHIJfi COCC
OiifflAltu at Lowest Cash Rates 1 nCC
ATER & SOS'S MANUAL
I desire to eatl SPSCTAL Attention to las.
portent palate of suceollaaoe found oaly in
THS CHAMPION LAMP.
1. Com bastion
Psrfset, Wf KXTIItaCIMJUJ
S ItUthsonly lUsthemdy
(OociSd iHgd
outside
8.
oaly Argud MffmA OXLY
whleh lias n DfIMM Lamp which
eurreat of air Barns AZXths
olrealaUap "'"" OVT " 4
t ween the holds a
well and ™LL _
horn or 1? 1 %11 fc
thereby when
prevent. M| wiek
lap over. '• short,
heating Uier * bjr
of the OU ' avoids Fill
and t" hl -f lag DCBIMQ
Made la all forms. Plain or Faanr, Table
or Hanging. Send for Illustrated Circular.
A. J. WEIDENEB, BoU Ownr sf PsUtL
Ho. 36 A Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
HARWOOD'S
CHAIR SEATS
(id lki
* oc HQHPg
WANTED IN EVERY FAMILY
To Replnce Broken Cane.
RE-SEAT YOUR CHAIRS.
Asybody caa apply B^rx*jj
Xo ■cehsalc seeded.
NOLO BY jdffl IroV
Furnitnre &
TRADES. tJ/L^
In baying new Chairs, ask tor those with
Baawoon's Red Leather Finish Bests.
Thsy never wesur owe,
THE
MOORE COUNTY GRIT,
PortsUe Corn Hills hdL XUletoaes,
The Beat In the World for melting fins table
meal; for grinding Com. Oats. Bye. Barley or
any mixed feed. It cuts all fibrous matter betteg
than any known stone or hohr.
Bami i<e of Heal sent on application.
Address
27. 0. MILLSTONE CO.,
PfIRKEWOOD, MOORE CO.. I.C
The Palmer Boss Churn.
OVER 150,000
Now Use.
SSU)OG YStt sold last TNT.
Hkp Largest Barrel Chum Fee*
lory In the world. „|
It tnskes mora butter,
a snperisr quality of boi
.. .-AnwiMMl ter, a harder, belter grain.
9A batter, than say otter
ChQrS OOkL
Uft Chum works so easily.
Rll Churn deans so easily.
It keep* ont cold air; it out hot air;
It i* perfect, so they all aay.
Ark yoor dealer for the " Pal we r Bon fkorn,**
and if he does net keep tt, send to as for areo
lar and testmcnisl Letters.
H. H. PALNER ft CO., Itoekfori, M.
THE BEST WASHER.
Ladies and Laundries should A
InTcsi igate this machine et once n—rtiNsx
It will save you time, labor and fit fYjj\
money. The only waaber built ■ H3J
on the true principle. Will save ff fioSt
its cost In three months.
have same control of dotbeessßißK " : ' L " ,
With your hands and wash board temnrii SRHj
and will wash them In half the
time, as yon can use hot sndsl gKidMy
while rnbotng th m, without
putting your hands in the water, bia^
Doi't spoil yoar haads sad temper or ilos
your laundress to ruin your clothes with adds.
Ask your dealer for * The Best Washer," or
send for circular to
' H, H, PALMER a CO., Boekford, 18.
THE (EUBRATID
Reading flrgan,
OVER
10,000
IN CONSTANT USE.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturer.
Wholesale* Manufacturing Prices from
—lll ktlOO. —
ELEGANT DESIGNS.
LARGE SOLID WALNUT CAGES
FINELY FINISHED.
BEST SEASONED MATERIALS
USED.
VOICED TO PERFECTION,
TONE IS UNSURPASSED.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
EVERY ORGAN WARRANTED FOR
FIVE YEARS.
SEXD FOR CIRCULARS.
. Idilrrst
READING ORGAN CO.,
F. J. EANTNER, Manager,
HSA.DIK'O-. Pa.
STO CROCKiiY We warn A1 ml
•< ' r ' dent tale* men
&LESMEN
or SPECIAL STAPLE and IMFORTK?! GOODS
uted by tbe UHOCKKY or OK.NBRAL STO Hits,
nd complete line of tample*; anion* which aro
Baking Powder, Bitten. Blacking (Preueh), Blueing, Ctnnert
Good*, Chocolate, Oat Meal, kaufna, Prnaee (la fancy be vs.
our own Importation), Olives, Fancy Shelf Good*, Kin* Silica
Pollshea and Paint*, Ac , Ac. Karapiea con*lst of prtndpal
■mall articles; prloelist ofbulk goods. New goedaconstanUy
arrtvliig;samplosof which are at once sent. IMef commis
sions varying to aaleamen. Our term* aro Nett Cash on tdl
bUJ sunder 0 days over. We wffl send oa receipt ot Two
Pollers, samples, list, he., same to bo refunded on receipt oi
salesman's first order or orders of MV6O, thereby fsrnlsiiltig
RAM PL KB FKBB. Ai referenoes rimnirod, and In tome; Case
any Una sold We guarantee prices and quality pt aU oor
goods. Should your trade, after a trial, warrant it, we Witt
■ay salary and expenses. Write a*, and if we have no one
fir your section, we will sand sample*, It wa hava year deposit
Wd( l>c returned by return mail. First olasa men only need
apply. N agents or caavaaset-s wanted; and oar commissions
are such that Ai men can make a steady good income the yaay
rjuiii.
GRIFFITH, TOTHILL it CO.
Btgktt 3i OwialMto Xtroteatt, •
110 Read* St., Maw York#