Our Washington Correspondent in
Europe.
The Trip Acrois the Atlantic Observations
on Seasickness Sucking 1'ig vs. IWridge
Visit to Halifax, Xora Scotia, and St.
Johns, Ifcv-foundlandA Chance for an
Enterprising lanl.ee How lumngtrs
Amuse Themselves on Shipboard The
Lord Bishop of Xova Scotia Arrival at
Liverpool, Etc., Etc.
NonTBWKSTWtN Hotel, 1
Liverpool, June2l,lB78.J
Hero wo aro at last, after a most magnifi
cent trip across tho Atlantic, during which
wo "took in" (but not by force) the Inter
esting and well worth-seeing cities of Hall
fax, Nova Scotia, and St. Johns, Newfound
land. Until I arrived at tho last-named
place, I had been In the habit, with most
other citizens of the United States, of calling
it Ncwaumfland, with tho accent on the
second syllabic, but the Newfoundlanders
call it Newfoundand, with the accentuation
on the last syllable, which, logically and
rhetorically considered, is doubtlebs correct.
Geographers and the teachers In our public
schools will please take notice accordingly.
Your correspondent left Baltimore by the
steamship Hibernian, of the Allan Line, on
Wednesday morning, tho 5th of June, 9 A.
21., sharp. The Hibernian is a magnificent
boat of 3,000 tons, commanded by Captain
William Richardson, a bonny good Scotch
man from Dumfriesshire, ana a thorough
sailor. This boat, In common with all the
ste.imcrs of the Allan Line, Is provided with
all the most recent imnrovements. elctrant
staterooms, and a saloon tho entire width of
the shin. We had quite a larco party from
Baltimore, who " saw off" a number of
their friends, and we went down tho spark
line Chc&awake merrr as a marriace bell.
But, alas! the fun was not destined to last
long. About twenty miles down tue bay
the party of Baltimorians left us in the tug
boat Maryland, amidst tho wafting of hats,
caps, arid handkerchiefs, and then we were
left entirely to our own resources and tho
snip s olncenl
Somehow or other, passengers on board an
Atlantic steamer seem always to havo enor
mous appetites on tho first day out. Every
man, woman, and child, promptly put in
an appearance at breakfast, luncheon, and
dinner, on this our first day out. Even
those of frail constitutions scouted the idea
of seasickness, so calm and smooth was tho
water, and there was scarcely as much mo,
tion on the steamer as in a railway train
The Allan Line of steamships aro all con.
strucled with what is nautically termed a
"broad beam"; hence they roll lesa than
other steamers of excessive length in propor
tion to their width, and even in a heavy sea
they are staunch and steady as compared with
other boats in which I have crossed. Con
gratulating ourselves upon our good luck,
we all "turned in" at ten o'clock at night j
but few of us " turned out" again in the
morning. During the night we had passed
the capo and got fairly out into old Nep
tune's domains, who rocked us, fatherly
like.in the cradle of the deep. Beinc well my
self, I could not help noticing that those of
our passengers who did have courage cnougn
to appear at the breakfast table seemed all
to have a sudden and peculiar hankering
after "porridge," or oatmeal gruel ; and the
delicious salmon steaks, chicken and lobster
salads, lambs tries and tenderloin steaks,
went a-begging and were entirely discarded.
There was a universal demand for porridge
in the saloon, and for tin basins in the
statesrooms, which kept the stewards as
busy as bees in the honey season. At
luncheon and dinner much the same state
of affairs prevailed ; and a Baltimore gen
tleman, who mado bold to appear at the
dinner table and partake of sucking pig,
which-formed one of the items on tho bill of
fare, told me confidentially three days after
ward, when I saw him again on deck as we
were approaching Halifax, that he had
thrown his pig overboard half an hour after
dinner. Such is life on the ocean wavo 1
But, three or four days at sea will cure al
most the weakest stomach of seasickness;
and by degrees the seats at tho tables be
came filled and full justice was done to the
excellent fare. Ale, porter, and sherry,
gradually usurped the place of ginger beer
as a beverage, and our captain pronounced
the passengers convalescing. There was less
demand for the doctor, but more for cigars
and champagne. An amateur "minstrel
troupe" was formed for tho amusement of
of the passengers, of which your correspond
ent had the honor of being one of tho ' end
men" (my nose is black yet, because the
burnt cork has rubbed into tho skin and
won't get offl), and we had games of "shuf
lleboord" or"horso billiards." as the eallors
call it, on the quarterdeck every forenoon.
AVe saw lets of whales, dolphins, and other
funny animals, and sailed into the harbor
of Halifax Saturday evening, Juno Dlh,
where we were to remain till Tuesday noon
following. This gave us abundant time to
" do" this Interesting city, which wo did in
tho most approved manner, visiting in a
body the famous Koman Catholic Cathedral,
the citadel, the armory, tho navy yard, and
the British ironclad Bellersplion, which in
tho flagship of tho North Atlantic squadrons
Wheievcr we went we wcro received with
courtesy and hospitality; our only passport
was that of beim: citizens of tho United
States, but that was enough to insure us a
friendly reception. Somo of us visited the
Colonial Asylum, for tho Insane, which is
situated at Dartmouth, lust opposite Halifax
on the other side of the harbor, and is of
about the same size and managed very much
liko the Government Lunatic Asylum (no
Leaving Halifax at noon on Tuesday, we
arrived at St. Johns, Newfoundland, tho fol
lowing Thursday altcrnoon, and remained
there about two hours and a half. The en
trance to tho harbor of St. Johns is one of
the finest In tho world) immenso dills rise
almost perpendicularly from tho water to a
higbt of six hundred feet, leaving a narrow
pass or entrance just wide enough for two
shins to pass each other. Tho seenerv in
gland and wild; in the town itself there is
not much to see except dried codfish and
Kcwiounuianu nogs, a nno pup, genuine
breed, can be bought for about a dollar and a
ball, and it might pay an enterprising van
kce to come up here and buy up a cargo of
uicm on Ejiecuiaiion. wnoiesaie tuey can
doubtless be bought cheaper 1
The run of seven davs from St. Johns to
Liverpool was attended by the finest weath
er it has ever been my good fortune to wit
ness ou tho broad 'Atlantic. Seasickness
was a legend of the past and porridge was
nowhere. The assengers became fastidious
and indulged in nothing less than sardines,
ana ox-tan soup, squabs ou to.ni, ana tut,
at meals, and in the even in 23 we had mock
trials, musical performances, and private
theatricals on board, Among our passengers
from Halifax fur Jjugland was the Lord
Bishop of Nova Bcotia, with his wife and
two daughters; and ou our last Sabbath at
tea we had an excellent service on board al
ter the Church of England Ritual, which
u held by his Lordship In the spacious
taioou, ana to wnicn an tue steerage passeiv
cert (ainonz whom there were many " rod'
coots" or British soldiers) and sailors were
Invited.
The outlying rocks off Cape Clear, on the
south coast of Ireland, were lighted about
noon on Wednesday, tho lflth of June, and
about eleven o'clock the same evening we
arrived at Quccnstowii, whero wo lauded
tome passengers and tho malls. Early yes
terday morning (the 20tli) we passed the
wreck of the sUamer Idaho.of the Williams
and tlulon lino, which went ashoro (with
out loss of life, fortunately) on tho Irish
coast, on her way from New York to Liver
pool, ft short time ngo. About ten feet of
her masts could be teen abovo water, that
was all. Farther up wo passed tho place
where, eomo twenty years ngo, the lloyal
Charter wna lost on uer nomewara voyago
from Australia, on the Welsh coast, ou the
other sido of Holyhead, coming up the
Channel. A tall pillar, closo to high water
mark, marks thogrnvo of tho thrco hun
dred peoplo who perished hero I
avxl came the siiioko oi Liverpool, hang
ing like a black cloud in tho distance;
passed the villages of Brighton and
Waterloo on the Mersey; shot by the pic
turesque old fort at tho former place, and
soon were in full sight of the enormous
docks and tall chimneys of this tho second
largest city in the united Kingdom, witu
the exception of the first two or three days
out from Baltimore, our voyage had been
ono ol uual oved pleasure, thrums to
tho fine weather, the excellent sea-going
qualities of the Allan boats, and tho efforts
of our gallant captain; and tho stoppages
at uaiiiax ana si. J onus una mo nappy ci-
fect or breaking tho monotony oi tuo voy-
azc. beside introuuciniz tho traveler into
new and interesting scenes, n privilege
which can bo enjoyed by no other line. As
the tender came alongside tho Hibernian, to
lake oil' tho passengers and baggage, three
times three hearty cheers testified to the
popularity of Captain Richardson and tho
other ofliccrs of tho ship; and then our
minstrel troupe, standing on the paddle-box
of tho small steamer, performed the song,
"And ho is a jolly good fellow I" etc. (mean
ing Captain R.), your correspondent keeping
tact wan an umurcna i
And thus ended our trip across the Atlan
tic. My next letter will bo from Hamburg,
and my next after that from the interesting
city ot Copenhagen, Denmark', mo "norm
em Athens," ns Bayard Taylor calls it,
And, until then, au revoirl Alpha.
HUMOROUS.
Of a blind wood-sawer None ever saw
him sec, but hundreds have seen him saw.
Swimming is useful so far as it trains
a boy to keep his mouth shut.
The kind of a word which turncth away
wrath won't turn away a book-agent.
Dom Pedro, having a few minutes to
spare, is going to the Paris exposition.
Put two slices of cucumber into a phono
graph and hear whether or not it yells for a
doctor.
' There is a Kattiesnako in this cellar," is
placarded by a Florida farmer to scare away
thieves.
A young oil citizen wants to know what
the choir means by singing, "There's a land
that is fair-hair like this."
This Is tho month of roses. Also of
thornses. Likewise of bugses and bees, and
tho chicken pox. Sleep with your head to
the north.
Colonol Ingcreoll calls the gravo " the
windowless palace of rest." Ex. "Pane
less palace of rest" would sound puttier. -
Phila. Bulletin.
Jonah ought to congratulate himself oil
how much 6afer he was in the whale's belly
than he would have been In an iron-clad
man-of-war.
Edmund Yates says that somo ono sent
him a mourning card recently with this in
scription on it : " Epitaph for Beaconsfield
Give the devil his Jew."
An Indiana girl made $600 raising
broomcorn last year. The amount of misery
raised cannot bo expressed by dollars after
tho same corn gets a handle, to it.
Ornithologists says there aro fivo thou
sand different species of birds, but give somo
men their little swallow and they don't caro
what becomes of the other 4,009 kinds.
Fliojnix girls have begun to go on pic
nic excursions, and sit down on bugs and
bees. Fulton Times. Then, it is true, the
feinalo phoenix rises ? A'cw York Xcws.
New York no sooner gets her elevated
railway in nice running order than she dis
covers that the locomotives drop hot coal on
bald men's heads. Somo draw-back, ever.
A well-known conductor on a Massachu
setts railway held his train tho other night
waiting for a supposed passenger that turn
ed out to bo a scarecrow in a neighboring
field.
A young man in Callifornia begins to
read a paragraph about a mino to his Bwect
heart, commencing : "Yuba mine;" when
she Interrupted him with, " I don't care if I
do, John."
In San Francisco, tho other night,when
a 6tago fell under tho weight of 200 singers,
a reporter counted fourteen different styles
of stockings before the dust settled in his
eyes.
The following memorandum of an out
fit for a fishing party is mado by an old
hand at the business : "Whisky, fish-hooks,
whisky, flics, whisky, fish-poles, whisky,
bait, whisky, change of clothing, whisky,
more whisky."
" Oh 1 how dreadful," said an old lady In
London, reared in an atmosphere of conser
vative clericalism, when, the other day, Mr.
Gladstone was pointed out to her at the
funeral of a distinguished friend ;" I trust
ho isn't come to make a disturbance."
A distinguished professor in one of our
theological seminaries relates tho following)
Being in Germany with a red covered book
in his hand a German, supjiosing the book
to bo "Murray," asked in Knglish if ho was
an Englishman. The professor replied in
German that he was not. The conversation
presently turned upon an object of architect
ural beauty near at hand, in the course of
which the professor incidentally raised the
question of its cost, " Sir," exclaimed the
German, instantly, "you aro au American.'
"How do you know that?" rejoined the
professor. "Sir," continued tho German,
striking an attitude and assuming a tone of
solemnity, "upon tho resurrection morn,
when we stand before thegreat whitethrone,
the first question of every American in tho
whole assembly will be, "How much did
that thiono co-t'"
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BOLOGNAS, BUTTRU,
EOllS, rOTATOEH,
HAMS. 8HOOLDEn8
&o.. wblch be la eelllnK VKUY LOW FOU
uauii. utTe Qiui o cau Dciore you Duy eiae'
Frank Liohengu'tli,
BANK STHEET, LEHIGUTON, PA
May IB-m
SSiaNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice la he rebv (dTen that LKW. nKnniO
nf M AHONINft Tnwn&htu. carbnn conntr. l'a.:
by deeJ ot voluntary a.sltnruent, bean nit date
tbe I si n day ot MAY, l7a, asilaneu all bit l;ro-
periy ileal, reraonni anu itiixt-u.ioiut) uuurr,
manl, (or Ibebenentot bia crodit"M A'l poi,
.nnu. fhprelnrfl. lnilAbte.1 lo bdld Lewla ltehrllf.
1!1 tuaka mvment wltbln BIT Weeka. Irani
tbe dale bereot to tbe rata Aaalicoee. and tbo.e
bavlni leiral olumt will pleaaa preaeot Uil'UI
NATHAN MOSSEB. Aaalgaee,
Leblebtoul' O.iM..
or to A. CRAIO. bu Attorney, Maocb chank.
Jan, 1, 1MJ.6
rjMIE SLATIXOT0N
PLANING MILL
AND
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATINQTON.
JOHN BALLIET, Propr.,
Deals In nil klndi and elzes ot Pine, Hemlock
Oak and Hard Wood Lumber, nnd ,U now pie
pared to oxecute any amount of orders (or
BresseD LumbeR
OF ALU KINDS.
Poors, Snslies, Blinds, Shuttcru,
Mouldings, Calilnct Ware, &c,
With rroinptncas.
Brackets Made to Order.
The Mac hi n err in all new nnd nf the hent nnd
most Improved kinds. I employ none but tha
beat workmen, ue well eea twined nnd Rood ma
terlal, and am therefore able to jruar an tee entire
satisfaction to all who may favor me with a call.
Orders bv mntl piompily attended to. Mr
charpes are moderate i terms cash, or Interest
charged niter thirty days.
GIVE ME A CALL.
rT Tho fin rntrniTPd fn TlniMlntv will flnrtU. t.
their advnntacre tn hnve Bldlnr?. Flnor Hnnr.ls
Poors, .afllies, shutters, Ac, tc.. madeatthl4
May lOyl JOHN DA LLIET,
JK. RIGKRRT.
Opposite L. & S. Depot,
On the East Weissport Canal Bank
Tlespectfnllr Informs the citizens of this virlnl.
ty that lie keeps cnnstnntlr on hand andSKLLS
nt the LOWEST M AHKKT PRICES, the very
UbQl iiillxJO III
Fmo fe Feed,
ALSO DEALER IN
FOR D UILDINO AND OTHEU PTJRro&ES
which he guarantees tobo
Thoroughly Seasoned,
AND WniCII HE IS NOW SELLING AT
THE VEIIY LOWEST RATES.
WHOLESALE nnd RETAIL, at the LOWEST
CASH THICK.
Jle bas a a nnmber ot my eligibly located
In nirilERTSToWN, ranklln Township
I, 11 , vu ,u T, 111 1)U UU (CI j JUOJT AtlUlS.
Aug. . J. K. IlICKERT,
c
VRBOS AUV0CATE
CHEAP
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
LEDIOHTON, PA.
very description o( rnntlnj, (mm a
Visiting Card to a Poster.
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
LETTER nEADS,
NOTE HEADS.
STATEMENTS.
PROGRAMMES,
1 UO l i. ltO
HANDBILLS.
DODOERS,
CIRCULARS,
SHirriNO TAOS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS.
BY.LAW8. AC, AC.
Done In the best manner, at very Lowest Prices.
We are prepared to do work at aa cheap ratea
as an, office iu the state that deals Honestly
with Us customers.
OURJtOTTOIS
Cheap, Prompt & Reliable.
reorders by mail receive prompt attention.
J-AVIU EIIHCRT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
HANlCSTIlEET.L.KIIiailTON, !
FAST TnOTTINGllORSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
And poaltlvely LOWER I'lUOKa than any
other Livory In the Co asty.
Large and handsome Cantagea (or Funeral
purposes and Weddings. DAVI D EU11KUT.
Nov. ti. 1S73.
New Advertisements.
Mat nf n Tfcnn.
j, nnd Country Week-
In. Art a nnnlnrn nil.
rertlspment ono year tor two dollars and a
uiuuii'i u imirr, or lor tue same price weoan
Insert stty.two reading notices (s new ono
every week), avernelni; seven lines each. For
llato( popern ad other particnlars, Bddross
O EO. P. HOW ELL .ft CO.. 10 Spruce 8t N. Y.
PIAXO SVanCo.rS,l ORGAN
li.oo, ou v!H3. Superb Grand RnuTpT!dUos!
coti.loo, only (25). Elegant Upright Pianos,
cost soo, only JIM. New Style Upriilit pianos,
tliy.to. Oruuus tSS. Organs 12 stops. V!.t0.
Church Orirniis. ifl step, cost I30J, only UK.
Klfgint S315 Mirror Top Organs only 05.
1'ieinendous sacrifice to close out present stock.
"v Bifaio iaciorv soon to oe rcciea.
Newspaper with murh Inforrnntlnti nhnnt rnnfc
of I'lanos and Organs sent tree. Please address
r. iiuaity. wqsnington. ri, j.
a Huy to Agents canrarsmg for the fide,
cidc Visitor. Terms and Outfit dee.
Address 1'. O. VIl'KER Y, August,, Mo.
$in tn (fcifinfl invested In Wall St. stocks
4lu IU P1UUU makes fortunes every month.
Hook spnt (ree explnmlng evervtblng Address
BAXTER t CO., Bankers, 17 Wall St, N. Y.
TELEPHONES
For Iliislnf ss PnmnMa. ours ox.
eel all others In clearness and
vol ii m ot tone. Illns. circular
And testimonials for 3 cts. Ad
lire sa J, it. noLCOMB, mallet Creek, omo,
30 j
Mixed Cards. Snowflake. Damask. Ao.. no
2 alike, with name, 10 cts, J. Mi.nkleb &
CO , Nassau. N. Y.
Awarder! htghnt vrizn at Cen termini Expotltlon for
fins thtxtlng qmhtien ni exetUene mid luting cJtnr
aetcr rf tuxttr-iinff atd Jtnvnrinff. Tho lBt tobteco
erer mnde. A our blno itrlp traf-mTrlt In closely
ImitMed on Inferior pood. pec that Jnrlntrmi Pet 1
Ofi CTerr Jln?. Sold by nil deaVm. Bend for tamplf,
free, to 0. A, JiCEao.f & Co., Mfrt,, Petenbnrg, Va.
a. P. WAUOLS. rhlla., ra., General Apent.
DR.S. II. P, LEE'S
LITUONTRIPTIC
DISSOLVES
STONE AND GRAVEL
In the Kfaneri, Liver and Bin (Wet, It cures
Gall. Stonrn, Ulauctea, Gout. nnd. lb its Incipi
ent etaie. Brtfl ht'a Dtaease. Doctor Lee, fat 11.
er and Ron. proscribed it in their practice in
New York pnil Boston lortv years -with nn
paralleled success. It is i ow for tbe first timo
given to the puollo h a cure for tbe most dis
tressing kidney nffectlonn. Send stamp for
pamphlet to dt pot ot thoS. II. P. LEE COM..
TAN, o 4u Clinton Ilace.New York City.
Hold by drugfrUts.
f5 T "T y 2
PORT GRAPE WINE
used lnhnndrcds or conffreratfons (or churcli
or communion purposes.
EXCELLENT E02 LADIES i!H WEAELT EEESOHS
AKS TEE AQEE.
MT. PRQ8FECT VINEYARDS, N. J.
Speer's Port Grape Wine
FOUIl YEARS OLD.
This Justly Celebrated Native Wine Is madb
dom the Juice ot tbe Oporto CIrape, imsed ill
this country. Its invaluable
Tonic and Strftngtheniu gProperties
are unsurpassed ny anr other native Wlno.
Bnns the puie Juice o( the Krape. produced
under Mr. sneer's own personal snomision.
Its pnnty aud (renuinenea ore Riiaiantced.
Thejounircsf eblldmav paitake of ns pener
onsoualllk.'s, aud tbe weakest lnvnlid oelt to
adrantaro. It la pHrttcnlarlv bcceflclol to tbe
aced anil ilebtlltnted, and suited to the ranons
ailments that ttfUlct the weaker sex. It Is. In
every respect, A WIS li 1 0 a u UEMED on .
IbtiMi Cii Ct''i Ecrt Onpi VTIn.
rtoilti Vii Otnt'i Port Ort; Wlir.
T7siily rmni III! i Btnit ty Jt Ji.
Speer's Wines In Hospitals are pieicrred to
otLer Wines.
Sold by DrurplAts fffnernllr, wlw also sefl
SPEKR'B ruCltO J. BRAJiDY. J'EDRO J.
SKERRY, and HTAMDMtD WlUi: BIT.
TKXIS, Trade supplied br all Wholesnle Deal,
era. ed that Ibe signature e( Altred Hpeer,
l'asaalc, N. J,,la over tbecoik ot each bottle.
A, Bl'EKR'S Mount rrospect Vinejards,
(Tew Jersey. Office, Xo. St Wamn suett.
New York. For sale bv
A. J. DUHLINO, LKHIOHTON. PX.
JPATESTTS
obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Eurojie, at reduced rates. With
our principal ofllce located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Oliire, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de,
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, nnd who have, therefore, to employ
" associate attorneys." We make preliminary
examinations ana furnish opinions as to
patentablity, free of charge, and all who are
interested In new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the German-American
National Bank, Washington, D.C.; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; lion, Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the Officials
of the U. 8. Patent Office, and to Benaton
and Members of Congress from every State.
Address i LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO., Solid,
tors of Patents and At torneys at Law, LeDroi t
Building, Washington-, D.C. dec22
E. F. LUCKENBACH,
Two Doors Below the "Broadway Honse
MAUCH cnuNK, PA.
Dealer in all Patterns ot Plain and Fancy
Wall Papers?
"Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Supplies,
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
yjfifi la nut easily earned In theae times,
777 but it oan be made In three month!
f bvanyoneo(elthereex.lnanyparl
nf the eonntrv. who la wllirnr tn
wort ateaddr at the employment that we turn.
Ish. ISO a week In vour own town. You need
not be away lrora home over night. You can
Five your whole time to the work or onlr roar
epare momenta. It costs nothing to try the
bualness.
ierm, ana to omut ire. AaareM.
al vuco.
ii. ii AXiiKaT 4 Co..
Iebl0yl
Portland, Maine.
SWEET Wg&sam u u
Cllu;;,T:!'Tlte Tobacco