I
AilvcrtlHln? nnton.
yt deal It to be dWInePy unilefstord (hat no
AdTMHMtoeotsw.il be Inserted In the columns j
IiiiOardok ArrYOCiti that may he rereised from
liD.Xnown'partles or Arms, unless aiwmpanled wllh
th Cub. The following are our osti terms ! .
Adtertlsementa for 1 year, per Inch each
insertion 0 rents.
BixMnnths.perliKtaeaeh Insertion 15 Cents,
i Thrw Month, 2U Cents.
Laathanlhreamonthflrstlneer-
tlon $lt Mch subsequent Insertion IS Cents.
It. V. M0KTI1IMKR, ruMlsher.
8ATTJRPAY MOP.NINO. FEIIKUAUY 83. 1874.
Local and' Personal.
Special Notice. Those of our sub.
sctlbcrs receiving fhelr paper with a
cross upon the comer near their name,
will nave fifty cents advance In pileoby
TomlttlDB the dollar subscription at
once. Our terms aro $1 In advance, or
1.50;it not so paid.
Wo, want more dwelling bouses in
Lehlglton. Hardly a day passes but
we have one or more persons ask us It
we know of a house to let.
It. F. nofford, County Superinten
dent, will please accept our thanks for
ft copy of the Annual (school Report for
1873. Mr. n. has a number of copies
for 'gratuitous distribution among ill
rectors and teachers, which can be ob
.talned upon application to him in
.Lehighton.
For sale a five octave Parlor O.gan
'(new) at a great reduction. .dpply at
this offlee.
New.'goods and popular prices are
the Inducements offered by W. A. Gra
ver. His stock of diess 'goods, gro
ceries and provisions, Is unsurpas.-ed by
any houso in tue county.
Reuben Knecht, of this borough, a
brakesman on the L. V. R. R., while
In the execution of his duties, near
Bethlehem, on Wednesday lust, had his
loot badly mashed by a piecu of iron
slipping and fulling upon ttV
Hon. Henry Maxwell, of Easlon, is
a candidate for the Presldeut .Judge
ship of Northampton Co.
The eoroncr's Jury In the sad ac
cident that befell Daniel Shenton, at
Slate Dam, on the L. it S. Railroad, on
Monday nlghta wtek, rendered a verdict
that he came to his death by running
With his train Intoaland-sltde, try which
the train was wrecked and partly burn
ed. Go to Snyder & Wills, Wclssport,
for Oolong, Japan and English Break
fast teas.
J. Fatzlnger ard Son have Just re
ceived a new stock of groceries and
provisions, hams, shoulders and side
meats which they are selling very low
for cash. v
A bill has'been introduced in the
Legislature lequiilng vocal tnulc to
be taught in the public schools of the
commonwealth.
Henry Hamman, an aged and wnll
known citizen of East on, died last week,
of heart disease, after an Illness of only
a few days.
Charles Trainer, coruer of Lehigh
and lion streets, will supply you with
flour and feed, plow your gardens or
do your hauling at reasonable rates.
For a suit to fit correctly, have llio
tapes brought .to bear on your own per
son; and no one can do it to a greater
nicety than Clauss. lie also tias a su
perior line of cloths, casslmeres, ready
made clothing, hats, caps, hoots, shoes ,
'fort, gent's furnishing good, &c, at
reasonably low prices. Call and ex
amine goods and prices.
P. II. Hcintzelman, Esq., of Dan
ville, has been visiting his friends In
this vicinity during the past week. IIu
reports busluosa ery dull in Danville.
Fred'k Schmidt, of Philadelphia,
made us a call on Monday evening. He
has opened a hotel The I.ehlgh Valley
nouse on theX. E. earner of Berks
and Laurence streets, ubout two squares i
west of tho N. V. depot, Philadelphia, !
and will be pleased to see any of his old !
menus wnun visiting uic uity or. ifro-
therly Love.
Allentown has nine Saving and
Building Associations, and the tenth Is
,now being organized.
fcchool directors are required to
visit schools once a month, but many
pay no attention to the law.
Have you a Doty Washer and
Universal Wringer? if not go to L. F.
Kl'pplnger and get one. They are tho
.best. Aio, horses and carriages at his
livery at all hours very low,
Fresh bread and cakes dally at
Hausman cfc Kulmp'.
If you want Job Printing of any
'description, yon should call at tho
CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE,
where you can gel It done as quick
and as well as elsewhere, and SAVE
'35 PER CENT, on jo ir order. Come
along. We are ready to serte you.
On Sunday last Episcopal services
were held in the Lehigh Valley depot,
at Catasauqua, by Rev. Mr. Griffith, of
Allentown.
Jfessrs. C. F. Smith, of Zfethlehem,
-and W. E. Smith, of Selgfiled'i Bridge,
Northampton county, were in town on
Monday, and favored us with a call,
Enbscrlbe for the Advocate f 1 a
ytar.
One day last week, Abraham liar-
Ionian, accompanied by two .or (hreo
o'htr p-reons, was crorslng the hrldgo
over Aqtiachlcnla Creek, near. Prince's
pnlnt mill, In his wagon, when tlio horse
shied, and Inmbled them Into the creek.
The party were, rescued from tho water
with some difficulty. Mr. II. was quite
serlou-ly Injured, tho otheis escaping
with a fright and a ducking.
Snyder & Wills, WeUspoit, make a
specialty of Rubber goods. Look at
their prices :
Men's Gum Boots $1 00
Bows' " " ' !) 00
.adles " " 2 00
Men's Cum Shoes 1 00
Ladles' " " 70
Mlsse.s' " " 03
Children's ' Ho
YoubaTeheardofthesnalieln tho jrrass,"iny boy,
Or tin tcrrl hie snase in I he gran ;
Dut now jou must know
Man's rletdtle.t too
Te a snake of u different tlass,
Abisl
'TIs the Tencmous snale In tliefffosi
Jons (I. S.ixs.
-Tanlc Trices" Is still tho motto at
A. Beltz's store. Those desiring to
II.
purchase aro Invited to glvo him an
early call.
Win. E. Kemerer, of Bis Creek,
was In town Saturday looking well and
smiling as usual.
We shall bo pleased to welcomo all
our old friends, and any number of now
ones, in our commodious new quarters,
in Helntzelman'd building.
Snyder & Wills, of Welssport, make
a specialty of canned frails. They aro
selling 11 lb. cans of pie peaches for 15
cents, and 2 lb. cans of pared peaches
for 18 cents.
Win. Kemerer Is crowded day and
evening with customers purchasing
cheap and hnndsoino dress goods, dry
goods, groceries, provisions and hard
ware. Rev. L. K, Derr, German Reform
ed, of Slatlngton, will preach In tho
Academy, In this borough, to-morrow
(Sunday) evening, at 7:00 o'clock, In
tho German language. Our citizens
are Invited.
Tho Presbyterian congregation will
ho!d services in the Iron street school
houses to-morrow (Sunday) uveulng at
7 o'clock. By request, Rev. II. F. Ma
son, pastor, wll' prea;h on " Prayer."
T. S, Beck, thn merchant tailor,
Keeps one or the largest and best as
sortments of cloths, casslmeres and
vestipgs in this section, which he is
prepared to cut, fit and inako up In the
most fashionable and durable maimer.
Hats, naps, boots, shoes, Ac, In eudless
variety at low prices.
A. ft Prince, of Prince's Hydrau
lic Paint Mills, Lehigh Gap, was in town,
on Saturday last, ami called In to see us.
D. V. Stamp, of Troclisvllle, paid
a flying visit to Lehighton on Saturday
last, and spent a ilioit time In our
sanctum.
For family flour, of tho very hes
quality go to J. K. lilckert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal in largo or
small quautitles at lowe-t market rates.
A. fsw lots In Kicker to wn still unsold
buy at once.
The Central Railroad of New Jer
sey for tho year ending Dec. 31, 1873,
carried 3,010,009 tons of coal over the
Lehigh & Su-quehamia Dlvlson, being
an increase of over 22 per cent, on their
tonnage for 1873.
'Healing on the Wings," say all who
have made use of Dr. Wlstar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, and by such uso been
cured of coughs, cold, bronchitis, aoro
thioat, influenza or ciui.iiiptIoii. The
prudent will always keep IhU standard
remedy by them.
Dtvid Etibert, tl e livery man, of
this borough, keeps teams for all kinds
of weather. If you want anything In
this line glvo 111 in a call. His prices aro
moderate.
The Coal Trmlr.
At the recent sale of Scranto'n coal,
In Now York, on Wednesday last, the
.following prices were realized: Steam
boat, $4 00" to $1.55; Grate, $1.50 to M..
55; Egg, $4,721 to $4.75; Stove, $5.17!
I to $5 20; Chestnut, $1.17Wto S4.20.
blxty thousand tons wero sold.
A Seiiaatloit In -Xewspniier Clrclea.
The Inttrlor says: "Mr. Talmage
lias, associated with him In The Chrls
taln nt Work, C. II. Spurgeon of Lou
don. A combination like this naturally
produces n sensation In newspaper
circles. The first number Is a bold,
swift, fiery, gospel courier, "Evangell
.eal, alwajsl" "Sectarian, Neverl" JV,
Tannage 's sermons and articles ure f ur-
nlslied only to his paper. Mr. Spurgeon
writes, for no otlier American Journal.
Sample copies mailed fiee. Address tho
publisher 102 Chambers snout, N3W
York.
The Coal Traite.
Tho following table shows thu quan
tity of coal shipped over thu Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week eliding
Feb. 21, 1874, and for tho year as
compared with tho same time last year:
tm Wwk, Var.
Wyoming.... 21,105 14 224,057 14
llazietou vu.'JJ'j iu iW.Tl'J U'J
Up. Lehigh.. 28 08 1,323 15
Ilea. Meadow.
8.UJS t'J
4,701 01
112.-J85 01
Gl.OAi US
80 10
Muhuiioy
Muuch Chuuk
Total
Last Year...
Increase
Decrease,..,
01,188 OS
50,184 14
2,303 11
007,0911 Oil
088,013 10
0,052 10
Tne Vote on the Itcslgnnlloii.
A few persons havlii" taken excep
tion to that portion of tho report I urn
lolied by our report of the proceeding
of tlin meeting of the members and pa
trons of tho Flrt Presbyterian Church
of lehighton, In regard to tho .parlies
voting for and against accepting the
resignation of their pastor, we give Hie
name-! of tho persons voting on the
question, as furnished by Rev. H. F.
Mason :
Fou--Mntnrcns W. St. DuFniir and
wife, W.L Stiles aid wif.-.Thos Untie
man and wife. Philip Miller and wife,
Mrs Rhodes, II C Li-vnuway, Miss E C
G mill, John Bohn and wile. Not Mem-
liEiis. Mrs Mniy tvarg. Mi-.s C Iliirle
man, Harry ItadrlMV, Th is Uailclimi.
Daniel Selioch. T W I!enhaw, Mrs
Moniihan, Lewis Trainer, and MIssOJ
Gould. Members 13. notMUumbeis 0,
total 22.
Aoainst Mcmdeiis Jacob Brong
and wife, W O Krediilel mid wife, Mrs
Broillie.ul. II Hi lislcker and wife, win
Stocker, Mrs Mmuw, Mrs Snyder, T P
Taylor and wife. ' Not JkMiiiiin Mr
HolTord mid wife J is L Itupert, Messrs
Herbert, Eaches, Dollennmyer, Barton,
Brodhead, Fawcett, and Rupert. Jeni
hers 12, tion-meinbers 11, total 23.,
Our reporter also stated. " on tho
majority tide a proxy vote was allow
ed, while two wero lefused on tho
other." Thu former was given In be
fore tho voting was closed, while tho
latter wero not offered until after the
result of tho ballot was made Known,
and wero therefore refused. The above
statements are made, from information
given um, and we trust all will now bo
satisfied.
Letter from Stmfll California
Rev. C. Kesler In writing to a friend
in this borough, speaks as follows of
some of the wonders of South Cali
fornia :
" I feel very much like a fish out of
water, in a region where no snow falls
and trees stay green all the year round.
California pears are the best In the
world they melt in one's mouth.
Grapes grow as large as plums, and can
bu bought for from 2 to 8 cts. per pound,
and less than n cent wholesale. Pump
kins grow to from 100 to 100 lbs. each.
Plums are plentier than hlcliorynuts In
the east, mid English walnuts will bo
as plenty in a few years. Fish aro so
plenty that it hardly pays In catch
them. The Jack-rabbit Is u littlu more
than twlco as large as the ordinary hare
in Pennsylvania. Ducks, gecso and
quails are numerous within two miles
of town. The Mexican mustang, which
Is abuut the tizo of a Canadian lior.c,
can bo bought for from $8 to $80 j the
cheap ones' have, however, a habit of
bucking which means that they stand
still suddenly, and theu bUtt again in a
perpendicular diiection, their heels os
cillating between the clouds and earth
with remarkable rapidity. These aru a
few of the wonderful things of Southern
California. The climate is like spring
at present j the p.eacii trees are bloom
lug, also the peas. You can Btill seo
apples of last year hanging on tho trees
fresher and better than those which
wero put under cover. "
" I aru growing s ronger and better
In health, but do not know how soon I
can start for home. I long to ba once
more with tho congregation at Lehigh
ton, and woull much prefer to sit be
hind my desk in Lehighton. and look at
my scholars nllh a greeting, Ihan bask
In this balmy air and rich warm sun
shine, but the Giver of all good ordains
otherwise. "O.K."
Towinhlp Oincera.
The following are the names of the
officers elected on tho 17th lust, in the
townships i nmed:
Lower Towamcnsliig Township.
Justice of the Peace, Francis ICiudt;
Constable, John Strohl, Supervisors,
Stephen Boycr, Jonas Bitek; Overseers
of the Poor, Keu'jeii Green, John E.
Zelgcnfu-; School Dlr ctors, David
Sha.'er, Daniel Lichtenwalter; Ascor,
Roger Bowman; .'luditor, Sam. Zifgcn
fuss; Judgo of Election, Washington
Snyder; Inspectors, Win. Krill, Win.
Bellz.
Mahoning Township. Judgo of
Elections, J. C. Xnnder; Inspector.,
Daniel Kressley, T. J. Bretncy; Super
visors, Solomon Slitter, Daniel Ileek, J,
Snndel, John Lopp, (iIh vote;) Over
seers, of the Poor, J. T. McOanlel. D.
I). Kistler; School Directors, Henry
llretuey (3 yrs.) D. D. KUIer, (I yrj)
Assessor, William Horn; Constable, A.
D. Miller; Auditor, J, C. Xander.
East Penn Township. Judu of
Election, Charles Itehrlg, Sr.; Inspec
tors, Wm, Ross, Levi Steigenvaltj As.
bessor, A. M:Stapp; Supervisors, Tho.
Sha tier; Daniel Rex, Jr. ; Overseers
of Poor, Nilhan Hoffman, Reuben
Relirlg; School Directors, II. Stelger
walt, JamcH Appensellar; Auditor, I),
RoiLlg, Jr.; Uoiist.i'jle, I).' t,. Ballly;
Toniiohlp Clerk, F. K. M ilitz;.
Towaiueiislug Twp. Constable, J.
C. Beer; Supervisors, Simon Snyder,
Wm. Ei kliurdt; Overseers uf Poor, P.
Beer, Samuel Greenswlg; School Dlrue.
tors, Wm. SelianYr, Paul P.cktord, Geo.
Beer; Assessor, Murllu miltii; Judgo of
Elections, William bclmfler; Inspectors,
Reubaa Eckhardt, Authouy Andreas;
Auditor, Nathan Stealer.
UIr Creek Heme.
Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen
Mr. Win. Buyer was so successful as to
he elected again to the olllco of Sup T-vl-ilr
for another year. Certainly they
could not liavn chosen a more suitable
person for that offleo and that of Over
seer of the poor than Mr. B.
On Sunday lat Feb. 22nd Rev A.
JMgenfins, of Piirryville, delivered his
faiewell sernini's, ut Pine Run, nt 10
A. M. and In SoII'h Church, at 2 P. M.
He has been upon this eiieutt for the
l.tot two ycais, l.nil In that time we do
nut Knowhiuito have iiiIsm'iI (Intention
ally) one appointment-always tilling
IiIm appointment tun dot.
Butter is up n ml strong,
liens are busy iittlioeggjuuslnrss now.
Money Is scarce.
First Sunday in Lent and Washing
ton's birthday came on tho same day
this year.
Mr.D.S.Lovett. formerly of I his place,
who moved with part of his family to
Ducks County. Is paying his rum lin
ing family a visit at this place.
The organ In the St Paur..Church was
dedicated on Sunday last-, WasliiiiMtnii
birthday. Three ministers wero present
on this occasion; and tho amount sub
scribed was $201, which when paid
will bo mnro than thu Urgau cots
The ul lit) birds and robins liavo made
their appearance again for this year;
but wh think they are a little toj earlv,
for February Is onu or tlio wlnte
months, and they may have venturd
themselves u Utile to far from home.
W. E.
ISvAiiBcllcfil Aseoclittlon.
The Conference c.imo togethsT In the
Salem's Church of Allentown, at 8
o'clock, a. in on tho 2o.h of February,
1874, to hold its Thlrt j-fifth Annual
Session.
JMiop R Yeakel opened tho session
by reading n portion of Scripture, slop
ing mid prayer, and by delivering an
liiiire.slvit aililr-ss to tup Con lei cure.
Rev
i iiovvman was appointed aee
relnry, who appointed as assistants, J
C Iloriiliergcr, it J Smoyer, M Guhl,
a .1 Niitzunil J K Knerr.
Rev U Yost, of Cleveland, Ohio, as
Corresponding Secretary of tlio Parent
Missionary Society, was accepted as an
advisory member.
llilrty minutes uefnro the opening of
tne tjonreratieo sessions, are to be em
ployed In devotional exorcises, and the
hessions are to be tiomoJS tulUt, a.m.,
and lorui l'i to 5 p. ni.
The following coiuinlttees wero next
appointed
Piibile Wor.-hlp. C B Fllchr, J O
l.elir, K &l J.lcliteiiwalucr.
Conespondence. Ti;o Presiding El
ders.
Statistics. G Scharff, U A Neltz, W
K Wiand
Education. SS Chubb, C K Fehr,
I E Knerr, B J Smoyer, b Urelfogel.
Quarterly Conference Proceedings.
S U Rhoads, J O Ilnrnbe.rger, J C
llllem. A Schutz, D Z Ke.upbul. '
Church Piopeity. It Deisclier, J K
Seylrlt. A M S'lrK.
Finaiices. J titeltzor, JKoelil, B II
JJoliuer.
liouudaries. Tho Bishop and Piesld
ing Elders.
AVclasiiort l.lternry Society.
Saturday Evening, Feb. 21 The
12lli regular meeting was held as above
Tho meeting was called to order by the
President nt. 7 r. i., and the roll ot
officers called. Tho minutes of thu pro
vious meeting wero read and adopted.
The Secr;tary bjlng absent, Frank O
Knip was appointed Secretary pro tern
Frank Mertz was elected a member of
the society, and took tho p'edge.
Tlio President appointed a committee
to form a programme for next meeting
juessrs. Mertz and Gilliam and Miss A
Houk.
Miss EITleFenner delivered a decla
niatlon on "Reform."
J. R. Dlmmlck moved that wo remove
from thu scliool-hor.se to Klstlcr's hall
amended, that a committed of two bu
appointed to wait upon Mr. Kistler to
see what his hall can bo rented for.
.Messrs. Dlmmlck nnd Campbell.
The regular business was then pro
ceeded with, all the questions being an
swi red.
Question of debate Resolved, That
licenses for selling splrltous tlijuors
should bu abolUhed. Opened by John
Zern In the ulllriiutlve, follimed by
Je.isrs. ICooiis, Bagenstoe, Xlerlz and
Dr. Zern Negative Mr. Marsh, follow
ed by Messrs. Dlininlck, Campbell, lar
ger and Knlpe. Decided iu favor of
thu affirmative.
Select leading by Miss Canlo Koons.
.Essay ny .Miss Aggio llouk.
Tim lo.lowiug noinluatluusfor officers
weru then m.ule:
President J, W. Koons, S. R. Gllham.
Vice-President -J.ilm F Z.-in.
Recording S.-eretary John S. Miller,
Pi ink C. Kuipe.
Janitor -J. It, Dlmmlck, Frank Mertz,
MI-sJ. Weis..
TreasiiriT D. B. Albright. '
On motion tim nominations wire fin
ally closed.
The committee on programme report
ed as follows :
Select reading, Frank O. Me'.tz.
Essay, Miss Sue E. Zeru.
Keren ed questions 1. What was the
uausuof thu war between England a'ul
America In 1812? Miss E. J. Fenner;
2. Wl lade llio first Imiiiiiief ? J. R.
Dliiiltick; 3. Why Is lVnn-ylvama
called the Keystone Slate? Mis E noiii
Hunk; 4 What Is he length uf Hi- L
high river V Miss Weiss; 5. What
the must weighty aigu uehts against
secret societies? II. O iipbdl.
Question fur debate Itesulved, 'That
we sutfer moiu by uimyiinry evil than
by rwl evils. Alilriuative, Jjlin V.
Kuons ; negative, Sol.. Yeakel ; Critic,
; John F. Zeru.
' . J- w- Kooks, Pres't
F, C. Knlpe, Sc'y pro tern.
I intitule.
Lehlhtnii Academy, Feb. 21, 1874.
Institute was called to order by Ihe Pre
ulilmit at 8:20 n. in. Tho roll was call
ed, all lespondltig to their names, except
Mits Wtaver. Minutes of previous
meeting wero lead and approved.
An essay was rind by Miss Paul;
subject, ' pilmnry Arithmetic." Afler
the reading of the csay, the subject of
subtraction was taken up, and the best
methods of teanlilng fie snmn presented.
Miss Diner read an essay, subject
"Should Whispering bo Tolerated In
School? ' Tho writer thinks whisper
ing should not bo entirely prohibited.
A discussion of tho btibject followed the
reading. I). S. Grossman next read nil
essay, ubJeet,"Tlie Teaelier's Health."
Tho (-ulijects adopted for tho next
meeting of tliu Institute are ns follows :
How to feitch the reading of poetry,"
by Miss Weaver'; ".-lnalysls of complex
sentences," by MI:s Hellinan ; "Alle
gation alternate," by Mr. Kesslor.
Institute adjourned at 11 o'clock a.
m., to meet .uarcn i, iu o:u a. m.
J. Kessleh, President.
D. 3. Grossman, Secretary.
lniosl n f ei lnin Fire.
On Thursday evening last, alnut Wi
o'clock, tho Valley House In this bor
ough was discovered to bo on fire, but
by tho exertions of thu landlord, J. W.
Raiideu'hush, nn 1 the guests of thu
housf, tho tiro was speedily extinguish
ed. Tho firo eliminated nt tho north
end of tlio building, between tho siding
and the planks, and had It not been dls
covered In time the cntlro building
ding
3 be-
muit have bceti consumed, there
lug no means in this town to battle
flrt''Lfrus
nivo a lire department,
we have hid warnings enough.
OORR ESPONDENOB
For The Cariiin Aovocitk.
An Acrostic
110 5arour commnda s preat and glorious tak,
Hi who was btm'olf a child, tbj work dws as'.t :
Eor ki.eet !u lonly ftjrvbr and oTur prilss
that for workao nobtti IIoslrs saTloluutpra-o.
Up and bo doing, gatbrr them In, He Joros them
Mell;
JT'Tfr re isa the wonderful tory to tell.
S.day no , but gatbi r them Into tl o path
AUii, fur tbfin tbo wo.ld nsupht tut innow batb.
Tea, woutd thit erory boirt for this niUht proto
a rhrtnt.
S i shoutd th y f jr tha contort bo, girt with xoal
divluo.
Cheerfully gather Ihem In. Thlnoltmav noTcrbo
Uiro to know tho socret strife, or soe tho bended
knoo;
0 doubt not that many a soul, led hither by tby
hand,
Oiodiy "Itli thoi rrjoltlngat Ood'a throno tbtll
aland.
Ljt meb Hi duty fulfill, and make this thy belt
emvlov:
7jrk uutll the toil of esrth rbalt end In tho ro
srar 1 of joy, 0
Of dsyc when thou d'.dit b;cU to brlns tb lambs
Inln Ihe fold;
Bdeemd by Ilia blood, orer sweet communion to
liotj.
Z icp brlnIns them f, lu nunberR untold 1
Lehighton, IVb, 1S71. It. W. B.
Tho Child Himself.
To tho Kdliornf rr.jt Utains Auvocaic:
Sir,- The Sunday school teacher
should study child-nature. Tho Chris
tian world has recognized the keen zest,
tho fervent and consclenclous Interest
with which American workers In tho
Sunday school cause pursue all methods
ot woi It. Qui permancnl.S.ibbathochool
literature grown apace ; even now ono
may collect a teachers' library of no In
considerable size and value. The
thought and feeling of tho church cath
olic, concentrated upon the Internatlon
nl Series, an: sending forth weekly and
monthly nidi for tho study and teaching
of God's Word, In both exccllenco nnd
abundance such as the world has never
seen. It It one of ihe most notable re
llglims phenomena of tho nge. There
mo not too many helps. The cause Is
worthy of all and more there 3 agreat
force uf Chiistlan Intelligence and do
votlnn In their tis-lng. There U nut too
much. Uut, . wlthai, wo must not fi r
get to study the Mitijcct of our care and
toll, upon whom all our uifthods nnd
material are to be hioughtto bear The
Child. Himself. The point needs merely
to be raised In order to suggest its Im
portance, vU : " Tho successful use o
our acquirements nnd appliances mu
largely depend upou our knowledgo of
tho subject of our labors." The fisher
man well knows that whether ho seeks
his game with nnglo or with net -ho
must understand the habits of tho fish
If he would feek successfully. Teach
ers, ynu are the fimnrs of souU of chll
tlren. If you would succeed In taking
them hi tho golden mushes of the Oos
pel net, you niu-t not only know how
to give the net a sklllfii1 and graceful
east, but-nlso, so understand the preel
oua game that ynu woul I enclose In tho
holy tolls, that (he net shall not fall up.
on empty waters and return unto you
void, We may ndnilE'that theie 1, much
of human nature, as wu generally usd
Mint term, ciimiiioii with elnlil natiiro
.One earjnot draw a picture that shall
rutlect the naturo of all children. There
will always he oocailon for thu i-tudy of
sped. I case-vand such bln.ly should
never be omitted. Uut (hero are sdiiio
traits of character which aro almost
universal to children, tlio underMand
Ing of w'hlcli, If not essential, Is at leat
.highly l.wpciUnt u,a ttocher's sue-
cess. I pler.d for tho recognition ami
preservation of child-nature. How many
a child his been sheltered f "om Impend.
Ing punishment by that well-worn,
giand-matcrlal shield of childhood, the
old Mijlng, "Children will bechlldreii."
'they will lo, and they ougiit to bo I
Th i boon of childhood Is to precious to
bo walsted or abused or foreshortened
In any wise. It isprecious'to the adult
who Is favored of Ilenvcn to dwell In
contact and communion with it, for Its
sweetness, nnd openness, and simplicity
aro to the roijls, upon whom the weight
and wcarot Ihe life struggle have borne
heavily, ns springs In the wilderness to
tho emigrant.' JosErn.
Lehlghtoa, Feb. 20, 1874.
Married,
rir.nrr.T-SCHWKIl INZ. OntnelSth Init.,
1T ltrv. A. i:nrfhs1nmf., Dennis Otlhcrl andMtsi
Mary Ann s'chwelMn2, l..Hh of t-elilffhton.
' JlUKIII.n.VCII nKCKBXDoaF.-Onlhol5lh
.Inct., li.v thi anniM. Charle OiihUt MilAlhachtof
l;ihn, nnuMIbi larulloa Anpii Ilockndorf, or
Lcbl;htcii.
Mcli A N I KL-W! OWN. On tb 2Ji Init, or tho
name, Tltnmaii 3Ien.inleH or Uiir, and Mellnds
lirown, of Lower Towamcusln.
WAIIO F.iY.-On the 21th Inst., by Par. F. T.
Ilemilkf. Thomai Warg ai.d MIm CatturlDe Vrj,
both of Woilberly.
KACIIK3-KOni.S0.V. On tho I2d Injt, ly
Uor. A.F. Uopotd.Jobn Hicbefl,of Mackortltowii,
ani Mlif Ida KoMnson. of Lehighton.
i:i8KSIIAr.T-JIAUi:V. Oo thj lot lnt, by
Dev. W. A. Ildlfrl-ti. Kr.ink Ehmhsrt.nf Tcoxlfr
town, and XtUi Elian Maury, of I'arrjrllU.
nniTrnx. On tho I8th Inst, In Fmnilln twp.,
Kllubolli Ilrlttoii, i,-ai 78 yo.iri,l niuutb;2.1diy.
KCKli On llie "lt ult, at llnwmin'a. Kate
dnitjbler of Johj llodl, aei 11 luoutha aod
8 da s.
8 WI.OI'.. On the 4th Init..ln Slatlncton, Maria
Suylor, ngvtl 75 i-ari, 8 months and 7 diya
g
pecial Notices.
ffortii! Tape Worm!
Taoo AVofm romored rn from 2 t6 3l hours with
larmtess Vcetable Medicine. The worm passing
from the syRtem nllve. No feo aked urilll tbo en
entire worm, with head, passes. Medlolne hsrni
less, ran refer those afflicted to the residents of
this city whom I bavorurel. At my o.Tlse can W
seen bundieds of spucliaeris, mesaurl.ijc fro n 40
to 10i rcet In ient;in. Miry per cenr. or cases cr
Lirsneiifcli aul dlsor::anlatlons of the Llrerara
caused by stfjmich and other worms exljtlnjla
tne ail nenlsry canal, ncrm, a .uiaw. w in
nrst dau(-i r ms character, aro so little understood
by the mellcii men f.f the presout diy. Osll and
aeetheorlilusl and only worm destruyer, it send
fir u circular which will give a full description
and treatment of alt Mods of worms, enclo-w 3 ct.
ftauip for relu-uof tbj ssm. Or. 11. V, Kuasrl,
.11 AOrtn ilitiri street, runaaeipuis, t-a.
(Adrlco at ofdeuor ly mill True.)
rf-hEAT, 1'I.N and srjMAUiI WORMS als)
removed. Sept. 6 1873 ly
ISJO. , 1M74.
PAIN-KILLER!
TUB OUBAT
Family Slcdlcliio of the Age.
Taken Internally, It Cures
Dysentory, Cholera, Diarrhea, Cramp
ami I'ain in tne swniacn, isowei
Complaints, Painter'.-. Chollc,
Liver Complaint, Dyspep-
, sia, inuige-iion, aoro
Throat, Sudden
uoma, omigns,
Used Externally, It Cures
Bolls, Felons, Cut-", bruises, iJornf,
beams, um isntes, bprams, loom
ache, Pain In thu Face, Neu
lalgla, UheuroatUni, Frost
ed Feet, &c., iScc, &c.
PAIN-KILLER
after a thorough trial by Innumerable
llvhw wltneSM'-i, lias proved Itselt TUB
MEUICIVB Ob THE AGE, It is
an Internal and external remedy. 0'iu
positive proof, or its eiucacy is that it
sales have constantly Increased, and
wholly upon lis own merits. Tho effect
of tho
PAIN-KILLER
upon the pallent when taken internally
lu case of Cold, Cough, Bowel Com
plaint, Cholera, Dysentery, and other
afillctions of tho system has been truly
wonderful, and has won for It a name
among medical pieparations that can
never be forgotten. Its success in re
moving pain, as an external lemedy, in
cases of Burns, Bruises, Sores, Sprains,
Cuts, S'ings of Insects, and other
causes of suffering, has secured for It
such a host of testimony, as an Infalli
ble remedy, that it will be handed
down to posterity as one of tun great
Cbt medic il discoveries of tbo nine
teenth century.
T11D PAIS-KILLEIt
derives much of Its popularity from the
simplicity attending its ue, wlilcliglvos
Il u peculiar valuj In a family, 1 he
various diseases which may ou reached
by it. mid in their Incipient case eradi
cated, ate among tbuau which are pecu
liarly rat il If allowed to run; but the
curative maglu O' this prepariitlou at
once disarms them of their terrors. In
all respects It tulfilU thu condition! of
a popular medicine.
Bo sure, you call for and get the gen.
nine l'alu-Uiller, m many worthless
nostrums aru attempted to be mild on
the great reputation of this valuable
medicine.
Directions accompany each bottle,.
Prlco '.'5 cents, SO cents uud $1
per bottle.
Sold by all Uedlclno Dealers.
fcb7-lm
co or Iiicurpuratluu.
Notice Is hereby given that nt a Court
of Common Pleas In and fur the Conn,
ly ot Carbon, on- the 2-llh day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1874, a petition was pre
n'ntiil with articles of association,
praying for a oliarter of Incorporation
for the "Towaiteu-iiig Farmers' Fire
Insuranco Company," of Mlllpoit,
C.iilmu County, Pa. Whereiiiun the
bald Court perused and ejc.iinllud thu
saiii'j, nnd nnll ieil that mil rBsulUcleot
eue ho shown to the contrary on or
befure tho next term of the said Court,
to lie held at Munch Chunk on tho
fourth Monday of March next, the said
charier would be granted In accordauco
with the petition nudsartlcles of ns.o
rUtlon tiled In the olltcu of the Pre
Ihonotary uf ta;d Coutt.
From ihe record:
TUCW1AS EEMBRER,
. l'lroihonotitry.
W. M.- Ril'sURB, Altoruer for Pe.
Utloucr. ItbU'ifi