J. T, NUSBAUM,
OF THE
" Ori&inal Cheap Cash Store,"
respectfully announces to hia friends and
the puMic (hat he has just received his
Eptthg and Summer stock of
Dress Goods,
Cempriilnr; among other Novelties
Black Cashmeres & Alpacas,
Silks and Satins,
Japanese Silks,
Mohair Suitings,
Dobige Suitings.
Cabpets and Oil Cloths,
ISbbts, Shoes.,
CHINA, GLASS ani QUEENSWARE !
Ac, Sec.
which, as usual, are all offering at knock
down prices.
Respectfully,
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opposite the Public Square,
Lehighton, Pa. sept. 18-yl
SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1881.
Local and -Personal.
X?-When you have got an old horse tliut
hus passed the market period apply a bottle
of Kendall's Spavin Cure anil the result will
be marvelous. Read the advert'soment.
The largest assortment of cashmeres ever
brought to town are exhibited at the Origin
al Cheap Cash store, of J. T, Nusbaum.
SSr Post Office Building, Lehighton, Pa.
Now is your chance, and I make bold to
say that ills tho best you ever had, to buy
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac. I am fully
equipped for the Bpring trade, and can oiler
vou a greater variety, a better article, and a
lower prlee than any house in this section.
Ladles, if you want nice fitting shoes for
yourselves or your little girls, I can please
you in every respect I mean busines, and
am prepared to back my assertions.
Respectfully, Lnwi3 Weirs.
.Testimonials will appear in this
paper from time to time Irom reliable people,
and most of the parties testilying living in
clyracuse where D. R. V. G. Dyspepsia
Re'nedy is prapjred and can be relied up
on. Guaranteed by all Druggists to give
satisfaction or money refunded. Try it.
SEJU Dr. C. T. Horn, at the Central Drug
store, sells warranted vcgetablo and lower
weds. Buy only ouch, and avoid vexation
from failure of crops.
tejjlf you wanta nice sinooth.easy shavo
your hair cut or shampooing, go to i-ranz
Hoederer's Saloon, under tho Exchange Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
forget it.
acFor fine stationery, envelopes, ao
count books, memorandum books, pens, pen
cils, school books, wall paper, and Intact
anything that you want outside of dry goods,
groceries and provisions, call at Lncken-
hach's. 2 doors below tho Broadway IIouso,
Maucti Chunk, and you can get it, cheap
and good.
S2a-Tlio proprietors of Kendall's Spavin
Cure challenge the whole world to produce
its equal as a cure for rheumatism or any
other deep seated pain. It stands without
a rival. r
UltiTRn States Mir Free. All persons
Bending their address on it ostal card to
Heneral l'asseneer Agenl, u. li. .V IJ. lilt.,
C licngo, III., will receive, free of ail oliarEe,
mi elegant folder and complete County Map
of the United Statti. We udvUe readers lo
send in their applications at oucc, and se
cure a valuaDie and niinusoinn nocumeui
It is the mott con plete map cow out.
Housekeepers desiring to decorate
their homes, should not fail to call on Dr.
C. T. Horn, at the popular Central Drug
store, ijenignion, anu examine nis uranium
iUckot W A 1j Li r A FEU, before making pur
chases ehewhere.
feS-Akroa Ohio, May 7th, 1880. Some
three years ago I had a horse become very
lame Irom a spavin, I treated it with Ken
dall's Spavin Cure with marked success,
since then I have sold a great many bottles
and have heard of cures resulting from its
use. i am irank to say i can cneeriuiiy
recommended it an honest remedy. I re
main Yours truly, A. M. Armctiung. Read
the advertisement.
Now receiving and opening a very
large and lashionable assortment of inerch
ant tailoring goods, ci mprismg a full linn
of the very latest styles ol cloths, cassimeres
nna suitings, oi me nest foreign ami domes
tio manufacture, suitable for spring and sum
mer wear, which I am prepared to make
up fashionably and substantially at prices
fully as low as at any other establishment
in the country. Call and be convinced of
the truth oi my statements.
Respectfully,
H. II. Pf.tkbs, Agent,
P. 0. Building, Lehighton, Penn'a
WANTED, by June 1st, the loan of
6300 for two yeais, for which First Judg
ment on good real estate will be given, and
6 per cent, interest. For particulars apply
at this office. mav7-St
J. T. Nusbsum, of the Original Cheap
store, nas juit arrived Irom tho city
with a fine line of carpets and oil cloths.
gj.Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and sliver
ware lor sale, ana repairing done at Haga
man's Store, Weissport. '25-yl.
ffiSJ-Lydia E. Finkham's Voidable Com
pound doubtless ranks first us a curative
agentln all diseases pi the procreatlve sys
tem, deianeratlon of tho kidneys, irritation
of the bladder, unlnary calculi, Ac, Ac.
oena to Airs, Jjyaia u, I'lnkham, 233 West-
cm Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
Wo ere Informed thai it is the intention
of our merchants to close their places
business during the entire day on Monday,
May 30 Decoration Day, We have yet to
learn of any movement tendingtotbe prop
er observance of the day and tbe decoration
of the gravel of our dead comrades. Who
will move In the matter?
For tho week ending on the ?th Inst,
145,487 tons of coal were transported over
the Lehigh Valley railroad, making a total
for the season of 2,256,142 tons, an increase
of 508,107 tons as compared with same tiro
last year.
Wm. Biery, formerly of the-Weissport
Planing Mill, now superintendent of tho
Catasauqua Sash and Blind Manufactory,
was in town over Bunday, looking hale and
hearty as eyor.
At Pottaville, Tuesday, the jury In the
case or Samuel Garrett, Senior Commission,
er of Schuylkill county, charged with em
bezzling the county funds, rendered a ver
dict ol not guilty, the county to pay thi
costs,
The Governor Tuesday appointed How
ard J, Reeder, of Easton, additional Law
Judge of the Third Judicial District, created
by the act of tbe Legislature at the present
session, and the Senate confirmed tha ap
pointment.
The Shenandoah Bunday ii'ewt tayi
that miners wages will average about $12
per month
Robert Gromsn, an old citizen of South
Cm 7 -
wn.ui.u-
That "stinking ditch," between the
railroad and Bank street, bas already com
menced lis summer Work, thero being sever
al cases of malarial fever on Bank street
this week, and there is not the slightest
doubt but that the disease emanates from
that source. Wo are informod by dno of our
physicians that Unless that ditch and swamp
Is Immediately and properly drained, per
sons any way susceptible to this disease,
will have to moye from the neighborhood
or die. Still our borough authorities lack
the nerve to take action in the matter,
fjentlenien, do your duty or resign your
offices we want men for action not for or
nament. Tbo health of our people demands
the removal of this pestilential stench pat.
Let there be action at once 1
Mrs. M. C. Trcxler, of this borough,
was engaged slicing dried beef Wednesday
evening, when the knife slipped, and enter
ed the left wrist, severing the arteries. The
operation of taking up the injured arteries
was a painful one. We trust sbo may
speedily recover.
In the case of John Schmldt,who killed
Monroe Seltzer at McKeansburg, Schuylkill
county, several Weeks ago during an slt r
cation provoked by Seltzer, the Jury Tues
day at Pottaville returned a verdit of justi
fiable homicide.
Edward, al las "Pickle," Lynch has been
arrested at Easton for felonious assault upon
Mrs. Drieabach, living at that place, on Sat
urday night
A number of the residenlsof Weissport,
being dissatisfied with the recent appoint
ment of W. II. Knecht as postmaster of that
borough, send and receive their mail mat
ter by the way of Lehighton. It is tho i
tention of the dissatisfied parties lo unlfo
a youth, and provide blm with a bit.
the mall matter, to bo carried between
Weissport and Lehishton. If tlv6,rreset In-
. ' ' Ji '
cumrjent should ue coniuiliemn omce,
Semi annual diviffehd
nd U. S. taxes, havwenjWclared as fol
lows; Allcntown'NaJioiTal Bank, Allen
town, 4 per cent; TJaston National Bi nk,
Easton, 5 per cent; First National, Easton,
per cent; National Bank of Catasauqua,
1 per cent; Lehigh Valley National Beth
lehem, 4 per cent.
For the five days ending on the 6th
Inst., there. were 107,027 tons of coal ship
ped over the Lehigh fc Susquehanna rail
road, making for the season a total of 1,409,
7C0 tons, and showing an increase, as com
pared Willi same lime last year, of 233,10(1
tons.
This Is a most beautiful time of vear to
rive through nur'mniintain passesand val
leys, and David Ebbert's popular livery the
lace to hire your teams at the lowest
charges. ,
Jumes G. Roads, a well-known mining
nd railroad engineer, died suddenly at
Potlsville on Sunday.
Mrs. John Kane, of Scronton, agtd 19
ears, attempted to kindle afire with coal
oil on Monday, and received burns that will
result fatally.
John Tighe, while riding on a coal frain
asrending No. 22 plane, on tho Pennsyl
vania Coal Company's railroad, Tuesday,
near Piltston, fell from a car and received
fatal injuries.
The Grand Council of Pennsylvania,
mproved Order of Red Men, convened in
Norrittown Tuesday. Out of 212 tribes in
tho Slate 200. ore represented. Ihe session
will continue several days.
There will be a total eclipse of the
moon, visible in this country, Juno 11th
and 12th.
The Allcntown National bank has con
verted all its six per cent, bonds into three
and a half per cents.
You should never hesitate, to encourage
on enterprise that lends toward tha un
building of tho community in which you
reside.
The Chapman Slate Company recently
slilpp-d three car-b ads of roofing slate lo
Pueblo, Colorado. Tbe Irelght on the lot
amounted to $1,1 00, or about $10 per square.
Mr. Soyre, of Bethlehem 6tecl works,
as made arrangements for the investment I
of$l,000,0U0 in mw steel works at B'ira-
ingham, Ala., and will erect the neceiea'ry
buildings this summer.
The Culntvisra Railroad announces divi
dends of three and one-half per tent on the
preferred stocks payable May 18.
rim libel buiI of ex-Congressman Ryon
against J. H. Zerby, editor of tbe Mlners-
villo Scuiltill Republican, was settled Fri
day before going to trial, Mr. Zerby will
publish Mr. Ryon'sdenlal thathe ever mis
used tho franking privilege, and will also
publish his own retmctlou -di the statement
against II) on.
Robert Edwards, aged 16 years, was
killed by striking a bridge while ndlug on
a freight train near Girardville, Schuylkill
county, Friday morning.
If you want to save some hard earned
money, buy the "on time" railroad watches
of E. II. Hohl, Susquehanna street, Mauch
lillUUK.
The Good Templars will hold a grand
lemonstration on the public square, this
borough, some time in July. Speakers to
be present Rov. Hart, Mrs. Partlngton,and
other noted temperance advocates.
Jamos Fonuessy was killed in the
Green Ridge Colliery, near 8cranton,on Fri
day night.
Dennis Malotie died at Scranton, on
Monday morning, from injuries received in
Ihe mines a week before.
A wire rope is being made by the Haz
ard Manufacturing Company that will mea
sure one mile in length and weigh twenty-
lour tons. It will be used at Gordon Planes,
BcuuyUtm county.
And now we hear the name of Mr,
Samuel Rickcrt, of Summit Hill, mentioned
among the leading Democrats lor the nomi
nation, at the coming county convention,
for the position of County Treasurer.
Mr. Wjlliam Zehner is beautifying hia
property on Bank street by the erection of
a neat new fence and laying down a new
pavement.
We are pleased to state that our son,
William, injured last week, still lives, and
that his medicinal attendants have hopes
that his life will b spared. He Is still
very weak from loss of blood, and sullen
much paiu in his head.
At 6:30 p. m. Thursday the thermometer
stood at 90 degrees in our sanctum.
The Conference of the Eyangelical
Lutheran church, held hera during the
week, was largely attended. The business
transactions was not of a public character.
Itellgloim Note.
Methodist Episcopal Ohurch-O. W. North,
Pastor. Services Sunday, May 15th, at 10.S0
a- m. Subject, "Our Sympathizing High
Priest" Servlees at 7.8)" p. m. Subject
'Pilate's Presentation ef Jesus."
Quarterly meeting In tbe Lehighton Evan.
geucai unurch. Presiding Elder, O. K,
Pebr, of Allentown, will preach at 10 a.m.,
S and 7.&0 p, m. Communion servlees In tbe
afternoon. All welcome. 13. J. Smoyer.
Pastor.
Zios'a RxroniiiD Oucacn, J. H. Ilartman
pastor, l-reachlog at JO a, m., Sermon, In
utrumu, a p. m., oanaay school. 7:30 p. m.,
sermon, In English. A cordial welcome to all
EVAKOELICA'. UHDttCH.WKiearOBT. E. J .
aimer, rastor.
o-ciocic a. m., ny tho Pastor. Sunday Sohool
at x p.m. tjigmn prstcWnga 7.M p.m.
From theConnty Seat.
C. E. Butler, son of R. O. Butler, and
Theodore Kampman, two of the most ex
perienced clerks in the Passenger Depart
ment of the L. V. R. Hi Co., tendered their
resignations, which were accepted, on Sat
urday last They contemplate going west,
soon, thus complying with Greely'a advice.
"Young man, go west"
John Taylor Is milting down a first-
class pavement in front of his residence on
West Broadway, Which when completed
will be undoubtedly permanent, we ad
vise hia Immediate neighbors to do like
wise. Nicholas Rommel, has lately Put new
sleepers under his dwelling bouse oa West
Broadway; the old onea were much decay
ed, and a change evidently necessary.
E. R. Slewera has removed his office
into neatly fitted rooms Immediately oppo
site hia former office, and two doors above
Ihe LI ret .National Bank, Broadway.
The fruit trees on the lots In the rear
of Brick Row, West Broadway, lire now In
full bloom, and aro Interesting to the lovers
of the beautiful, for they just now present
an Eden-like appearance, and while look
ing upon me trees ciotncd in their perfec
tion, and listening to the sweet notes of the
feathered songsters, we almost imagine that
we are standing on enchanted ground.
E. C. Remmel has accepted a position
as clerk In the Passenger Department of
the L. V. R. R. Co., and entered upon his
duties on Monday morning.
Mrs. Sallle Fister, widow of James Fis
ter, deceased, is liavhig the millinery shop,
lately occupied by Mrs. Wm. P. Simpson,
remodeled, and will soon commence the
millinery business.
The Switchback cars will commence
running on Monday, the 16th Inst., by the
MunfordlBros., as heretofore.
MunfordlBros., as ben
Weyte glad to 1
Uettrllng, who has
'erysipelas In the left
learn that James W.
been suH'erinc willi
left eve for tha tisit few
days, is much better, and hojw he may soon
ue entirely wen.
At the reunion of Knapp's Battery last
July, Josiah Connelly was severely injured
Mae mature discbarge of a cannon while
ding in firine a salute, as the procession
was marching through town, resulting in
the loss of his eyesight and Injuring his
right arm, so that it became necessary to
havo it amputated, which was done by doc
tors DeYoung, Erwin and Leouard, assisted
by Charles Olt, one of our young medical
students, on Wednesday last. He is doing
as well as can be expected. The arm was
amputated near the shoulder. Poor, unfor
tunate fellow, we deeply feel for him in his
deplorable condition.
The extremely hot weather which has
so suddenly made its appearance, has rath
er a weakening effect upon tbosa .who are
constitutionally tired, and no douCt if con
tinued a few days longer, will cause a statu
iede to tbe sea shore, or to tho "Switzer
land of America." Let them come -the
more tho merrier.
Big Creek Item. ,
Diphtheria has made Its oppearatico at
Pine Run, In the family of Alvin May; two
l his children are down with the disease.
Ihey ara attended bv Dr. Senile, of Lehich
ton, uuder whoso medical skill we hope to
see them 6oon restored. Thero are also sev
eral cases of diphtheria in Loue Hun vet.
Mr. Monroe Ziegeufuss, of near Weissport,
lost two children by diphtheria; one was
interred ou bunday, and the other on Mon
day last, at the Weissport cemetpry. Pa
rents are to blame, lo a certain extent, fur
tne aeains oi so many of the children that
uave occurred the past lew mouths. A lit
tle nrecnution should be taken when Ibis
disease breaks out in a locality, but instead
of thip, whenever a funeral occurs many
unwise parents are euro to be there with.
their children, even Ifthev must travel 3 or
4 miles, and what else can be cxp-cted but
that the children lake it, and that it will be
curried over the wliola tuwnship in a short
time. This is a fuct that cannot be denied.
As long as parents will run to such places
wnere inis uiseaso is we need not ue sur
prised if we hear of several funerals every
week for some time lo come. Wednesday,
4lh inst., we were Informed of another case
that proved lulul m tho family of Alvin
May, of Pine Run, which occurred the dav
previous at 11 o'clock; the child was iuter
led nt St. Paul's on Fridsv mornlnir last.
Another child in the family of Hurry West
is ujbii uuwii wiiu uie Fame uisease.
a-Robert Miller, of East Wfissport, wa
. o.,,.jg .i icnua nvivi uu iuimuv a wee.
Joseph P. Kemerer sold a horse to Na
than Lefller, of East Weissport, last wee .
Tho supervisors of Towamencinfr Inwn,
ship, have put up index boards at alt cross
r aus in me township. A good idea.
Potatoes are in demand at present nf
mif pwees.
It is creatlv feared Hint tlin FAVprnl
frosts we have had this and last week lias
entirely allied our fruit ciop.
Oats is slowly curiilnc un. The cool
weather kept it buck.
Some fields of rye ale good, while oth
era agmn aro poor.
Tho ereater narl of tho potnlm-i mn
piuuieu ur our larmors lurt ween, out are In
no nuiry to plant corn lor (car of the frost.
Pasture is very poor for this lime of the
year, REVhan.
Since mv last letter another victim nf
uipnineiia lias been odded to tha list, in the
persuu oi .cnu iienng, a young adopted
uuuguier oi jiarry -Hertz, ol nne Kun
llev earthly career ended on Saturday altei
nuou. iier remains were taken to their
last resting place in tbo Union Cemetery
nearSuydei's church, in Lower Towainen.
sing, on Tuesday nmruing. The child was
0 fara and 4 months old.
The following named nemonti vifdtoil
this place during the week : Miss Otto and
air. reler hchweibentz, of Mauch Chunk;
Mr. Gabel and wife, of Lehighton, and also
ur. u. a. Jlom. Who IB attendlor cavernl
diphtheretin patients at Pi-ie Run; Rev. G.
. oross, iiaumer and wife, of Parrvi
ville; Miss Emma Kchrig, Elumbetb
Yengst, Mr. Snyder, of St. Louis, Martin
iseco. Delano, L: E. Wills, and Ed,
Reber, of Weissport. aud Mrs. J. Graver, nf
uiaungiuij.
Mr. Thomas J. Bolt, who had gone to
Indiana to attend collsce. found when ha
arnveu mere mat the school was over
crowded lo such an extent that no room
could be found for him. He then decided
to leturn home, where be is at present.
We were unable to learn what he iniends to
loiiow now,
The weather has been very warm Ibe
im&L lew navs. IDS lliermometnr 1ml enlpH
wu degrees in the shade on Wednesday,
Mr. James Brown, of near Beltzville, is
oi present lying in a critical coudltion, and
i-wr uupes ure enieriaineu lor his recovery
Ue is attended to Dr. Chas. German, of Lo-
"S"i uuuer wnoso medical skill we
nope soon to hear of hia complete restora
uuu uj ueauu.
Mr. Henry Neeb, of this place, one dav
last week lost a borBe by death.
Considerabla corn was planted by our
IBIUICII IUI9 WI'CK.
Our supervisors for this end of Frank
lin repaired the road at this place on Tues
day last.
Grass Is growing very (Jowly for want
u laiu.
Oats and rye are suffering considerably
on account of the drouth. Wheat is slowly
coming up. Rain is wished for. All of the
fruit trees, excepting tbe peach, are in full
bloom. Many peaches were frozen during
the severe winter.
Frank J. Held, of this place, will make
necesary improvements upon his buildings
shortly.
Joseph Gi aver, of this place, has been
luuiipoecu tne past lew weeks.
There is some talk of trying lo establish
tv uujco at tnis piece, provided a suits
ble room can be procured.
Paul Boyer, of this place, purchased
'""js luuiosui tne u. u. a I. company,
,u, ?v, anu itiu run two ooau mis sum
mer.
Mrs. II. Snyder, of Millport, hai been
owning wuu irienos me past week.
The National Cloth Mills at Reading
have been enlarged and will produce 10,000
yards of cloth per week.
An artesian well bas been sunk TOO feet
at toe aucas uounty Almsdouse in an un
saiisiactory sesreu lor water.
Four acres of ground have been purchased
la Reading by Ihe Penn Hardwsr rv,m.
pny, of that city, upou which new works
1 will be built
-Ivnntr'l Educational Inatllnllon,
The East Pennsylvania Conference! of the
Evangelical Association In conference as
sembled at Millersburg this spring) located
an educational institution In the city of
Reading. A series of resolutions, setting
forth tbe plan upon which the school Is to
be started, was adopted by conference, and
Bishop Bowman, Revs. I. K. Knerr, J, C.
Hornbergcr, S. S. Chubb, 8. C. Breyfogel,
W. K. Weiand and A. M. Stlrk, and Messrs.
, G. Mobn an.d F. G. Boas were appointed
committed to examine said plan.
The above named committco met Monday
fternoon last, In the 8th Street Church, at
Reading, and organized by electing Bishop
T. Bowman President; Rev, I. E. Knerr
Vice-President, and Rov. W. It. Wieand as
Secretary.
On motion of S. S. Chubblt was
Jlctolvctl, That the school be opened on
16th of August, 1881, and have a summer
term of eight weeks, a fall term often weeks,
a winter term of ten weeks and a spring
te rm oftwelye weeks.
As the committee was not sufficiently In
formed respecting the qualifications, Ac, of
the applicants for tho position of principal In
structor; therefore
Muolvcd. That each member of the com
mittee make inquiries respecting tbe quali
fications and terms of such parties as may
be available for the position, invite propos
als for the same, etc., aud report at our next
meeting which Is to be held at the same
place, on the 30th of May, at 1 p.m.
Revs. I. E. Knerr, 8. S. Chubb, S. 0.
Breyfogel and Messrs. J. G. Mohn and F. G.
Boas were appointed a sub-committee to
secure a suitable location for the school,
The friends of the cause of education
throughout this conference ere manifesting
considerable Interest in this new project,
and the indications that tho enterprise will
be eminently successful aro bright and en
couraging. A number of young men have also already
ignified their iutcnliou of entering the
school as soon as opened.
Such as desire to glye this school their
Influence and suppdn, cither as teachers or
pupils, orotberwlse, are Invited to corres
pond with the President or Secretary of the
Committee. Address, W. K. Wieand, Allen
town, Pa.
Wild Creek Iottiiia;N.
Mr. Georee Havdt, who has been, con
fined to his bed for the past several months,
s on nis ieet again.
Mr. Amandas Itlbler paid us a flvlne
visit on Bunduv last. We are alwavs pleas
ed to see bim, .
Jac. Cortrizht. of 81atinctnn. was en-
joying himtell fishing for trout at Wild
Ureek un Saturday last.
-Mrs. Lucy A Greene, of Lehlehton. for
merly of this place, Is visiting friends and
relatives here,
Miss Catherine Distler left for Penn
Haven Junction on Sunday lust, where she
intends to abide for some lime.
John Distler aud John Greene", who
have been out searching employment, re.
turned several daya since, and "now Mr.
imuer uas struct out again with new cour
age.
-Picklne wintercreen leaves is a creat
business at present, but though leaves
are scare some men are earning good wages
pieiiiog mem.
Mr. William Moser. who hnB been con
fined to bed for tho last several days, isut
present under the medical treatment of Dr.
II. Clay McCormick," of Monroe county.
Henry Haydt wa3' away peeling bark
i uueoday Jjel. Oa arriving home lor
dinner be found tbatouu ol bis pigo bud
died during his absence.
Henry Kuukel aud a friend of his. both
from TiuchsWIIe, have been enjoying them
selves fishing lor trout, at Wild Creek; they
lelt rejoicing in their good luck.
Daniel Heinev. of Monroe count v.
pam us a nying visit on Tuesday last. e
are always pleased to see him.
We nre inaeed verv sorrv fnr Mr. W.
W. JNIortliiiner, of Lehighton, who met with
such a sad accident on the L. V. railroad,
Tuesday of last week. We hopo God may
gram, uia recovery.
Mrs. M area let Hitner. who has bean
confiued to bed for sc vet ill days, on account
in a iuvr, is at present unuer tne medical
treatment ol ur. J. U. lvreamer,ot Milliort,
UliGO.
VcUport liehiki
Etta C, a bright and nromlsine dauch
ter of A. A. Hatch, depaitcd this life on
Wednesday of lust neck. luneral seivlees
took place ou iatuiday, conducted by Rey.
i. miner.
Prof. U. A Gordon favored the people
f this place with a mueic lantern exhihi.
lion, in the School Hull, Monday evening,
uiui-u w loo amusement oi tne young folks,
A pleasant party of friends nnseil
Thursday evening at the residence of fliram
ijenn, in celebrating his 3Ulh birlbday. A
goodly number were present on the occa
sion.
Hiram Rickcrt has elegantly improved
his residence in East Weissport. which at-
uueia uiieuuon.
Miss Emma Kistler, who taught the
primary school bore during the winter, lelt
ior urn iiiiiiersviiie oiate normal School on
iuomiay last.
W. C. Keck, the well-known and en
terprisine salesman for the firm of A. R
McCoweu & Co., Philadelphia, moved his
luniuy iu toe ueutz resideuce last week,
Our publlo schools closed on Friday of
last week.
-TheP
ost office headquarters at Knecht':
present a very luvorable aspect. The man
agement of the office is uunVrlh In, mo.
diate control of Ike Ux, who is well qualified
uuu attiitiui nihl, LUB UUSinCSS.
TIlA 0Ytf-ll baIo! eA1,nnl
ship of Prpf. J. F. Snyder, opened on Mon -
day last The number of students now l
attendance average about 40.
F
Wm. Biery, formerly of this place, Bow
of Catasauqua, is stopping with friends here.
Mrs. Frank Boyd, of Bethlehem, is the
guest ui v, u. oemie,
Alfred Wittingbam, while endeavoring
to snoot a nog one day ibis week, acciden
tally shot Georee. a vouncr son off!. Jr. Me..
Daniel, the shot lodging in the child's low
er limb. The child was engaged al play In
tho yard adjoining. The wound however Is
not serious, but sufficient to warn nennU Ln
be more careful in handling such dangN
uui weapon!, yOINT,
Tlie Welktport P. M.
On Monday last, when the post-offiiewas
removed In our place, the American flag
was hoisted, I suppose in order to cover up
me low down trickery that was resorted to
in obtaining the appointment of the unac
ceptable post master tbat has been forced
upon us. That be is unacceptable is proven
from the fact, that tbe 'principal business
men of our place, In order to protect their
rights and the secrets pertaining to their own
business, have joined together, hired a mail
carrier, and are now doing their business at
the Lehighton office. Tbe citizens of our
place ingeneral, had no more privilege al
lowed them In theselection of W. H. Knecht
for our post master than the Czar of Russia
or the Chiueseof California. Is that Repub
licanism ; is it justice, or is it an Imposition
upon the citizens of our - '.ace?
A RircBLiciK,
Weissport, Pa., May 10, 1881.
The shaft for silver ore at Indlintown
Gap, Lebanon county, has been sunk eighty
lecu
A calf weighing 121 pounds was recently
born on tbe farm of Mr. John Snell.m York
John Shelnfuss. a German nedler. com
ml'.d suieide on Brownstowa, Lancaster
county, on Tuesday.
Edward Frill, a farmer, livln? near Read
Ing, committed suicide on Monday by shoot-
lug-
Nearly forty sheep bjvre died recently In
"' uxiord, iiaesier county, oi an uu
uuira uncase.
Iio Coal Trade.
Tho anthracite coal trade, says Monday's
Philadelphia Ledger, holds fairly Up. The
half time working at the mines has brought
supply and demand so nearly together that
prices are quite satisfactory as between sell
ers and buyers. The demand during the
past week was quite active, and the supply
i full, without being plethoric, for all sires
but egg coal, which is soiling moderately,
but hardly , to the extent of production.
This, however, is the season of the year
that this particular -size of coal is in ad
vance of the demand. The agreed-upon
half working for aome weeks to come It is
believed will fully adjust the differences
note'd as now existing. Egg coal Is mostly
used for domestic purposes, for which the
demand will commence in early summer to
be stowed away for next winter. There is
some little dissatisfaction that half time
Working does not reduce the average full
time anthracite production one-half. The
Intimation that this discrepancy results
from the want of good faith on the part of
some of the companies It Is said is not en
tirely correct, that In the main all the com'
panies maintain good faith one with an
other. The differences noticed are tracea
ble mainly to individual operators, some of
whom are furnished with more cars than
others. .Tho orders for coal are about equal
to the supply ou hand, hence there are no
changes in prices. The JUi'iier'i Journal,
of Potlsville, soya I "The New York and
Eastern trade has bsen rather weak since
our last reyiew, but the Philadelphia trade
has been good for all sices except egg. The
stock on band is very light, notwithstand
ing the daily shipments from the mines
have been large. The programme for May
commenced last week, has had a beneficial
effect, from tbe fact that it reassures the
doubters of tbe perfect harmony existing
among tho leading producing interests, and
makes it apparent that last year's plan of
operations is io be continued. This assur
ance, taken In' connection with the on-
nouncement of no advance in prices for
May, has given a stimulus to purchasers,
which, In the Philadelphia market at least,
has absorbed pretty much nil the coal sent
forward." For the seven days ending April
30 last, 24,000 cars were moved over the
Lehigh and Susquehanna division of that
coal route; the number of cars named carry-
ng 122,614 tons of coal, the largest tonnago
n any one week in the blstor.? of the road.
Tht Engineering and Mining Journal, of
Soturday last, says! "The effort to bring
about a curtailment production this week
was unsuccessful, but it resulted in a plan
to work but half time during the remaining
three weeks of this month. Some compa
nies, from having a more desirable class of
coal, and others, probably, from having
given buyers somo special advantages, have
been able to book a sufficient number of
orders to peimil them to run full time dur
ing the month. This, however, is tbe ex
ception to the rule. The weakness appears
to be in the free-burning coals, which are in
liberal supply compared to the market de
mands. Wall street seems to have forgot
ten the impending ruin that was prophe
sied a few weeks ago, and all tho informa
tion distributed there now is of n character
lo inspire confidence in the belief that the
companies will find difficulties In meeting
the demands for coal, and that much high
er prices will be realized. The bulls little
think whit a realization of, such prophecies
means. If the mines were driven to their
full copacity for the next three years at this
rate, they would fully yield 100,000,000
tous of coal, and, even at tbo present prices
for coal, would earn fabulous profits. It Is
clear lo every observer, however, that, If the
companies mine coal during three-fourths
of all of the'working days of the year, they
ill produce all, and most probably more
than the country will take at current rates,
There are dull and active seasons, and
neither should have undue Inlluence on
buyers and miners of coal, or dealers in the
securities of the companies. An average
must be taken, and nothing but the aggre
gates of production and income to be reach
ed at the end of the year should be taken
Into consideration. There is at tho present
time a very fair business doing for this sea
son of the year, but it is far from a "boom."
Prices are remarkably well maintained, but
still there are concessions made in many
quarters. There is a stroug desire shown in
all quarters to prevent a disruption of the
combination, and the trivial shortcomings
of some are permitted to pass.by with but
casual notice rather than have the trade up
set by tbe appearance of discord. A very
important feature to the anthracite trade is
the low price of bituminous coal, and its
likelihood to absorb largely the steam coal
order"
The total tdnnageof anthrarite conl from
all the regions for the week ending April
30. as reported bv the several carrvina com-
Vanies, amounted to 723,034 tons, against
407,563 tons in the corresponding week last
year, an increase of 315,471 tons. The to
tal amount of anthracite mined for the year
is P,031,330 tons, egajnst 7,875,916 tons fof
the same period last year, an increase of
1,155,414 tons.
L9
am and lea lloueen Munsed.
Between four and five o'clock Tuesday
afternoon our people wero startled by the
cry of fire. Proceeding to the scene we found
it to bs the barn of John Hank, the baker
on Bank street The flames rushed through
the building with great fury, soon complete
ly enveloping the barn and the adjoining
Icehouse of Frank Leibenguth. Mr. Jos.
Obert with his fire engine and some of the
Lehigh boys with tbe truck were promptly
on hand, and, with the help of our citizens,
worked with a will on the surrounding
property, confining tbe flames to the build
ings above mentioned, wblch were com
pletely destroyed. Mr. Hauk lost In addi
tion to bis buildings bis stock of ice, and the
contents of the barn, including bay, straw,
coal and several sets of kuutts. Dr. Pharo
sayed Mr. Hauk's pigs from the stable by
prompt action. There was no Insurance on
the property destroyed. The fire created
considerable excitement among the people
owning properly and living in the vicinity
and is another "call" to them to introduce
a good water supply, and procure suitable
apparatus for the extinguishing qj fires. The
Little Giant, broken last winter, is still unfit
for service, although the boys are making
an effort to get it fixed.
Cost Mauch Chunk Note.
Miss Lizzie Struthers has opened a pri
vate school in the publlo school building.
Her terms are 50 cents a month. Miss Liz
zie is an excellent teacher, and takes great
interest in teaching school, and does this in
order to give the poorer class of children an
education. Those who send their children
will never regret it
Chief Burgess Arndt has Issued an or
der prohibiting cows, mules and hogs to
ruii at large within tbe borough limits. Mr,
A. says he will see tbat this order Is strictly
enforced, aud we trust he will.
K B. Byingtou, General Passenger
Agent of the Lehigh Valley railroad, now
boarding at tbe Mansion House, will In a
few daya occupy the late Daniel Kalbfus'
property in this borough. J. C. L.
Patrick Kearney was killed on Saturday
by an explosion of gas In the central shaft
ot tha Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
mines.
May ScMDepartat.
By C. S. W.
May 1. LukeXVI, 19-31.
TUle The Rich Man and Lazarus.
Topio The Punishment of Selfishness.
Central Truth.-All is lost If the soul Is
lost,
Golden Text The wicked Is driven away
iu his Wickedness, hut tbe righteous hath
hope In bis death. Prof, xiv, 32.
The Rich Fool
LiZARUS
Fifth rags.
8crcity.
Poverty.
Affliction.
Death.
Here Had
Coitly apparel.
Jauxury.
Riches.
Health.
Death.
Hereafter Had.
Torment. Comfort.
Hell. Heaven.
Anxiety. Rest.
Scarcity. Plenty.
Probationers.
Characters.
TWQ Setups.
A " U States.
Places.
Changes.
Lesson TiiougaT. Sox Reuimbeb.
The Miins Ann Mediums Uskd to Cokvet
Instruction to Infant Classes. jj.
By adaptation ot voice and manner to
what Is said. "Manner Is to matter as
powder to ball," and Infant scholars are al
most us much iinpretsel with the manner
In which a thing Is ssld, as with the matter
of what is said. It Is said of George Whit
field that by saying the single word "Mes
opotamia," he could move a congregation
lo tears, and Rlstora, by the magic power of
her voice, her expressive face, and ber na
tural gestures, could move a congregation to
laughter or to tears at will, and all this,
when speaking in an unknown tongue.
By a properly adapted voice and manner,
the most lifeless and uninteresting subjects
brought before the class can be made inter
esting and instructive. To properly adapt
your voice and manner lo what is said, you
must have perfect freedom of Voice, action
and manner; you must be a real, live,
standing, walking, energetic, magnetic
teacher. Avoid talking very loud; talk
just loud enough to be distinctly heard by
the whole class; if you talk too loud it will
havo the tendency ol making the class
noisy. To hear a pleasing echo speak
pleasantly, never speak in a scolding, fret
ful manner. Tbe little girl said, "I don't
understand that gentleman; he don't talk
like gentlemen iu rooms." Accompany the
teaching with gestures adapted to assist in
presenting the truth more vividly; when
you,speak of the sun point toward the sun;
when you speak of heaven, point upward;
when you speak of a little boy show bow
little ) and when you allude to a tree, speak
as if you bad a tree before them. Acts are
necessary in order to Vivid description and
allegory. One of the teacher's best accom
plishments is knowing how to talk with
children, not simplify to thero; he must
learn lo talk like children flexible and
various, with agility and nimblcnese.
Teach ever as merry as you can, for no one
delights in a sorrowful man. One of the
best things an infant class teacher can do in
order to be Interesting and successful is To
Learn To Chirp Itight.
"Dotitoir liiktdc Out."
Rev. Henry Morgan says ho has ofdererl
two sets of type and engaged two of the
largest printing houses in Boston to print
the next edition of "Boston Inside Out," up
to 20,000. Over 1000 agents are canvassing
ior the work, ou ministers and nearly 1000
students. They lia've the profits, as the
book is for reform and not for gain.
But few books have met With more di
verse criticisms, and a more checkered fate.
Attempts were made lo suvnresa it but fail
ed. Suits were brought against Mr. Mor
gan. Morgan Chapel was attached for
$10,000, but the suits were non-suited
Gamblers "pooled their Issues" to "Turn
Morgan Inside Out," but withdrew their
stakes. Leading papers and ministers have
expressed opposite opinions. Those who
have praised, have not praised by halves.
They make the Author a John the Baptist,
a Jonan crying against tne sins or modern
Nir.evoh. Mr. Morgan thinks itlhecrown-
ing reiorm effort of bis life. He expects to
print a 100,000 volumes. Address, Rev.
Henry Morgan, Boston.
A Ilandaomo Pape?
The Illustrated Scientific aVetcs for Mar is
bejore us, looking handsomer, If possible,
lhan any of the preceding Issues. Since its
change of publishers last January, this
magazine nas improved witn each succeed
ine number. The present issue of tbe Il
lustrated Scientific Xeios is overflowing' wilh
handsome engravings and interesting and
instructive matter.
Among the various subjects illustrated in
this issue is a snperj) specimen of cut glass
ware; an exhaustive article on asphaltum,
and jts use in streets and pavements; a new
and Ingenious baud-car, shown in opera
tion; a new steel steamer for use iu shallow
rivers: tbe new J obert telescope, and an in
teresting paper on physics without appar
atus, also fully illustrated.
Every number contains thrty-two pages
full of engravings of nove'ties In science
and the useful arts. To be bad of all news
dealers, or bv mall of the publishers', Munn
k Co., 37 Park Row, New York, at $1.50
per annum; single copies, 15 cents.
STATE mvs,
American Merioo sheen from Vermont
are being introduced into Washington coun
ty in large hocks.
An effort to establish a publlo library In
Monongahela City Is being made by several
puDiio spirited aniens.
Car) Mink, of Mansfield.Ohio, committed
suicide in Pittsburg en Monday by hanging
niraseu on a picicet lence. ue had $40 In
nis pockets.
Dr. John Honteiyif WeldoiMontgomery
county, who disappeared from that place not
long since, after swindling bis neighbors out
01 tuuu, nas sailed ior turope.
It was rumored at Korristown Monday
that Splelman and his brother, who aresns-
pecten 01 ine murder 01 oainuel Clugston,
at Valley Forge, have been arrested at New
York and locked op. Since denied.
Hon. James O. Blaine bas purchased
nity-nve ocresolcoal land In iorward town
ship, Washington county, at $90 per acre,
jur. main aireauy owneo large coal prop
erties In Washington county.
Charles O.Fife, a commercial traveller,
while in Johnstown on Monday night,
seized and kissed Miss Jessie Covsr.who was
passing him on the street. He was fined
$26 because of it
Mrs. Jonathan Piefer, of Jackson town
ship, Lebanon county, was called upon bya
brother. Jew days ago whom she bad not
seen for forty-five years. The brother Uvea
at Carlisle. Each thought the other cJead.
Tbe grand council of Pennsylvania
Imp. 0. of R. M. opined last Tuesday morn
ing In Musie ball Norristqw,a, A procession,
composed of Tecumseh and Beater tribes,
of Norrlstown, and tbe grand council head
ed by tbe Norrittown cornet band, made a
street parade before tbe opening of the coun
cil. Out of the 242 tribes in tbe state, 200
are represented. The session will onutlnue
several days, and are not open te tbe pub'
lie.
Karl Mink, of Pittsburg, was found
hanging by the neck to a fence on tbe
South Bide last Monday morning, stiff and
rigid la death. Hie feet were resting on
the ground, and his position-showed that in
order to strangle himself be had lifted his
feet from tbe earth in ordsr thst Ids full
weight could rest no tbe handkerchief that
held bim to the fence. The man was well
dressed, bore an Intelligent countenance,
bad a well-filled purse, and was sober when
Jast seen rear the place of his death. He n
opposed to nave oorne irora. uansneia.
Important 10 Traveler.
Srtcut Ixocckukxts are offered 70a by
the jiuiuxoTOx Route It will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found cite
whore in this issue.
I,1ST Of PATENTS
(1 ranted by the UnltedStatei to cltlzens'ortlils
State( for the week ending May 10, 1881, furn
ished for the OAnnos Advocate, front the
Law and Patent otSce of J, McO. Perkinc,
809 Li street, Washington, D. O.
W. O. Allison. Phllndelnhln. lOeelrln
lamp support
u. w. uartu, Philadelphia, padlock.
L. Brady, Philadelphia, tmwer hammer.
J, II. Colfmau, Philadelphia, door check,
J. J. DeKlnder. Philadelphia, dlachanr.
ing bilge water.
J. W. rarrell, Philadelphia, can nozzle.
J. M. Buuman, Pittsburg, cream pitcher,
J. M. Carnahan, Bells Camp, lamp.
B. Corwin, Plensantvllle.shot case.
J. O. Ebkin, Pittsburg,-fi Wi wheel,
R. P. Garud, Norriatown, railway switch.
A. Gillian, Pittsburg, harness saddfc
A. O. Graneer A J. II. Cnlllm .r, vmi,.
delphla, gas apparutus.
u. m. jieoier, .New Uastlo, sash holder.
J. Kershaw. Philadelphia, rat nleklnir
machine
G. S. Lewis. Philadelphia. Twrf.,m,l
caustic soda.
II. McElroV. Philadelnhin. slpom
furnace.
H. Landls, Reading, boy's stilt
J LetzkUS. Allegheny, manhlnn fnrKaHit.
Ing truck bars.
W. C. Lutz, Brtllnrd, railway tio.
J. W. Mcltec, Bradford, band wheel.
A. J. Ncllis, Pittsburgh, spring tooth har
row.
W. II. Phillll. l'illlmrff. ,rltr rrt
Joint.
U. JJ. Richards, Philadelphia, bearing for
shafts.
G. J. A S. J. Shimer, Milton, culler head.
A. P. Steinmever. Philadelnhin. nilehnn.
delier.
W. Temple, Bellefonte, piston packing.
J. E. Weaver, evanoratinc nan and anna-
ratus. 2 patents.
J. W. Wilt Warrior's. Mark, saw etllnir
machine.
Lehtglitoii OTurltcte
COHMfiCTKD W'lCKirr.-V.
Flour, no sack n tv.
Uuokwheat flour per sack a oo
Corn, per bushel jo
Oats, perbushol 5
Mixed Chop, per cwt 1 85
Middlings, poront i an
(Jorn Ohop i 35
iiran, per cwt 1 20
Butter. per pound n
Eifgs, per dozen 15
iiaui, per ponuu 13
Lard, nsr pound , 11
?nouiuers, per pound ,, g
Potatoes, per bushel jjr
Stock ."TlurKct.
Closing prices of DeIIaven &
Towssend,
stock, Oovernment and Gold
Third Street, Phila., May 12.
40 South
lf-81.
mji asked
133 atked
U2 asked
116 asked
U. S. 8"s 1881 iei bid
U. S. Uurrency, trs 131 bid
U- S. 6's,18Sl, new IViyt bid
U. s. 4H, new mjz bid
U. S. 4'snew 117 bid
Pennsranla It. H es?i bid
Phlla. & Reading It. R. WX bid
Lehigh Valley It K.... bid
Lehigh Coal&Nav. Co. . t6 bid
mil asked
ttji asked
28J-
asked
asked
asked
asked
atked
asked
asked
asked
40
185W
63
21
41U
7
eo
unueu uo'sor w. .1 183 bid
Northern Central It. 11. bin hid
Hestonvlllc Pass, ll.lt. 22 bid
Pitts. Tit. & Butf. 11. R. 21 bid
Central Transportation. 41 bid
nonuern I'acinoconi... tsyz bid
asked
asked
asked
Prerd
77JjJ bid
North Pcnna. R. K 69 Lid
Phlla. k Eria R. H HJU hid
2S
asked
Silver, (Trades,) W bid asked
MARRIED.
REISER LOVE. At-the restriimen or lh
nriue'S lather, at Jlokondauqua. Lehigh
county, Pa.,on Thursday, May 4th. by Rev.
James A. Little, Mr. Frank II. Ktlserind
MlssMattie, daughter of Mr. Win. Love,
all of Hokendauqua.
LOWLB-BROWN. On tho Hth tilt., liv
HOT. A. UKIIUUIUUIUH, XJ.irUJ J . lMfOT tlUil
Miss Sarah R. Brown, both of Parry vllle.
CORRELL OKRUEK.-On the 1st Inst,
uy me Bume, unas. uorreu anu iuiss raran
x cnu, vjuruer, uuin ui est A'enn, rscnuyi
klll county. ' '
WEAVER ANDREAS. On thesaraeday,
bv tbo same. Wclllnurton I) wen,T. nt fc.
KrunSBttck, and Mlfs Klanna Andreas, of
ZIEOENFUSS OHltlSTMAN. On the
7th Inst, by the same. David E, KieKenfuse,
of Lower Towamenslng.Carto'i county, and
iuiss Auieiiu iurifiiinan, 01 x.iuruu town
ship, Monroe county.
BUCK HOUPT. On tha 27th or March, by
Rey. J. li Freeman, Wilson Buck and Miss
Annie lloupt, both orL. Towainenslng.
EMERY IU EH I.. On the 24th ult, by the
same, Milton E. Emery, of Weissport, and
Sallle M, Dlehl. of Lehighton.
DIED.
STEIGERWALT. On the 11 Ih ult. In East
Penn, Fannie O., wife or Tllxh. W.Stelner
wall, aged 87 years, 4 months and 9 days.
HOU8ER. On the Hth nit. In West Penn,
Henry Houser, aged 69 years, 7 months and
21 da) s.
DREYER.-On the 18th ult , In East Penn,
George Edgar, son or Charles and Tenlllla
Ilreyer, aged 1 year and 8 days.
HILL On tho 2Sth ult, In West Penn, Bar-
tuu, duii u, Lev, uuu .Liyuia Ann 11111, aged
4 months and 18 days.
WJ511RSTE1N. On the 2nd Inst, ln Mahon
ing, Henry Wehrstaln, aged 42 years 0
months and 8 days.
PRICE On the Uh Inst, ln West Penn.
America Prlee, aged 74 years, 4 months and
3 days.
MOYER. In Weissport, on the 12th ultimo.
Aqullla S., infant son of George and Emma
Moyer, aged 8 years, 7 mos. and t days.
KUNKLE. At Long Run, on the Hth ult,
Emma Ursula, Infant daughter of llures
and Susan Kuukle, aged 2 1 ears, 2 months
UUU lu U1LJB.
KLOTZ. In Towamenslnr. on th. 2A.I ult
Prlscllla, Infant daughter or Levi &. Sallle
&uq mou, agea 1 yr., 1 mo. and 20 days.
SOLT. At Hlg Creek, on the 24th ult, David
cult, ugeu yean, t munins anu 27 uays.
KUOMER. At Long Run, two children of
irwiu uuu luuruia jvromer, unaries uan'i,
aed 1 J ears, 8 months and 6 days, aud Jos.
Irwin, aged 2 years anil 8 months, both
were Durieu in one gr.ve.
MAY. At Pine linn, on tha ard tnsi.. n.n
Joseph, son of Alvin and IlarrletMay, aged
yvuis, O UIUUIUS BUU 0 uaf s.
IUISCUED FKOil DEATH.
Tbe following statement of Wm.J. rnm.h
Un, of Somerville, Mass.,ls so remarkable that
we beg to ask for it the attention of our read
ers ue sat s . in ine laii ot isro 1 was tak
en with a violent blekdibq or thk i.Trivna.
followed by a severe couch. I soon began to
lose my appetite and flush. I was so weak at
one time mat 1 eouia not leave my bed. in
the summer of 1877 1 was admitted to tha City
Hospital. Whlletherethedoetorssald I bad
a hole in my left lung as big as a half dollar.
I expended over a hundred dollars in doctors
and medicine. I was so far gone at one time
a report went around that I was dead. I gave
uu nope, uui a iricnu toia me or lilt. WM
HALL'S IJALSAM FOR THE I.IINdR. I
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case
was Incurable, but I got a bottle to ratief;
them, when, to my surprise and gratification,
I commenced to ieel better. My hope, once
dead, began to revive, and to-day I reel In bet
ter spirits than I have the past three years.
1 write this hoping you will publlih It, so
tbat every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be Induced to take DIt. WM. HALL S
IJALSAM FOR THK LT'NQS, and becon
vnlced that CONSUMPTION Can be Cured.
1 nave taaen two Dottles and can positively
say ilia iv una uuuo uiuro goou man an in
other medicines 1 have taken since my sick
ness. My oouzh has almost entlrelv .limn.
nearedandl shall soon be able to go to work."
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satisfaction ln every case or money refunded,
He sure you get HENRY'S UAltUOLIU
SALVE, as all others are but Imitations.
Prloe 25 cents. For sale by all llrugglst
everywhere. Deo. 13, 1580-yleow
ERRORS OP YOUTH.
A Oentleman whi suffered for years from
N eryous DE UI UTY-PJIKM ATU 1112 DECAY
and all the effects of youthful IndeuieMop, will
for the sake ot suffering; buaiaulty. send free to
all who need It, Ibe recipe aud directions lor
mablag the simple remedy bv which be was
oiped. Sufferers wl-hiug to profit by the ad
vertlser experience can do so by adilreHsmg
in perlect twiliaeuco. JOU1B oauEN,
An.SJ-Tia : Cedar Street, N. V.
RED HOUSE rOWDERS
Are the only Horse and Poultry Powders that
Sive universal satisfaction. If the Powders
o not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re.
turn your money. Dec, 18, 1880 yleow
To Consumptives.
The advertiser, havtaar been permanently ear.
eu ot thai orraa dlBease, Coasumpilon, by a
simple icniedv. Is anxious to make known le
bia fe low-ttiUtuiera tbe means ot eure. To all
who desire it, be wlli'nend a copy eJ the pre
soi iptton tuett itreeol easigtl, w.ta thedliee
Uon.for prepsrmf end using- the same, wldcu
ther win Hud a sua cimr. far coxsusmiost,
AsiiniA BuOtcuiTI. Ae. PartieewisblncUie
frescrlptlou. will please addreo. Hey E. a,
WIL&ON. 194 Street, Wllhamstursn.
KewYerc JsuSltut
Agtsti Wsstsi. Big Pay, L:ght Work.
Steady Employment Hsmplea tree. "Ad
Are's, U. L. BYEN. Ho. 41 KA&3AU Btteet
Ntw Vork, Jas.em
rjWE SLATINUTOtt
PLANING Mtti
AND'
Cabinet Ware Factor-
.i!t SLATINOTON.
JOHN HALLiET,- Propr.,
riAfil (Vi l Vlmlsaii aleaa ..V r,Un 1 1 t' A t.
OhIC aD(1 HftrJWuoO Llliintr. anil Urtniriua
pal-ed tb wlCcutt) Huy HUeunt of ofileu fot
DresseD Lumbelt
OF AI.X, KINDS.
Doors, Sa'slies, Blinds ShutlciV,-
Mouldings, Caljlnct Wafc, &crf
With f roinptness.
Brackets Made to Order4.-
The Machlncrr in all nfilr Mid of tlin limit onrl'
most Improved kind. I emptor nouo but th
bentvommen.tirto well BrawiDed and iroorj ma
terial, nntl nm thei f fore able to jruat untoe cutlro
fliiiactlou to all who niav larur tne with a call.
Ordcts t mail promptly attended to. My
clinxces flin moderate, torini cagh, or tnteicstf
charged alter tMrty days.
QlVB MB A CXL.
. ... T. I . . ,. I, .
their advantage to hnvt mclnir, 1-loor J3oanls
lloors, i-asiies, hutiers, o., Ac, msdeatthl'i
Uayl JOHN BALLIKTV
THE BEST Of COAL,
The undersigned If norf prepared to (ffpply
the vety best LATT1MER COAL at the fol.
lowing LOW PRICES FOR CASH :
Dellv'd-'t
No. 20hestnut, by thecaf..., 52 7'
No. 1 Chestnut, by the car.,.., , a 74
Stove, by the car ,1 400'
lly the single ton, Zi cents per ton Additional
J . L . GABEL,
Dealer In
General IIardware, &c,
Opposite the Public Square. BANK STREET,
LKIIIOIIJON, PA. nov.30.II7l'
MILTON A, WEISS,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Eank Street, Lehighton.
REPAIRING
Or all description promptly attended te at the'
most reasonable prlees.
47 All Work guaranteed, and patronage'
II rc8Dcctfully solicited, Uan.2s.yf
CARBON ADVOCATE
PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOBJOBPRINTMHOM
BANKW AY, a snort distance atmrf
the Lehigh Valley R.R. Depot,
LEHIGHTON, PA.
Wo are now fully prepared to executo every
description or PRINTING, from a
Visiting; Cart to a kp Poster!
Posters,
'Handbills,
Shipping Tagiy
Cards,
Bill Heads;
Letter Ileadsy
- IVo'te Heads,
Envelopes,
Pamphlets,-
Ac, &c, ln Best Manner, at t
Reasonable Prices
fM C !t furnlthed trre. with fall iatnio
tSIl I t,0D forconductJnff tbemoBtproflttol
I Vs ijustuesw I lint my oua cn eugage m -
1 do b j nine s is eo easr to Jeam.and oar I us true
tluna are o simple and Dlmu tliat ituy i n can
mate great pro tin (mm tie very eurt. Noon
odn lad bo 14 wilting io work. Women &
BuocsKfnt at mou, Boys mid gin- cma earn
largo ucut. Many hare uaae over one nandred
dolarsliiaMnIe iri ek, Nothing Ilk It erar
known before. AH wIioeLKUKeareeurpntctlat
toe i-aw and rapidity wttU which ibe uro able
to make money. You o a engage la lhi tonal
duriuK vour epare time at meat pro ill '
You do not have to tnvm any capital In it. Wo
take ail tbe risk". Those who m-ed rend money
should writfi to as at once. All nruUked tree.'
a tidier TltTJ b & CO., Auftoata, Maine.
OcU2,IS0-ly
PILES
Of all klnda.TU.M0R8,dlsebar
get of 1UOOD or uiucos.one
all diseanes of the KECTUtI
e.0KKJr and porfrctly cuied by a simple and
soothing JICM 1SDY. foriotoraiatlon addrrae
Bit 1, i'AHKItiCO.XJ AIUlt-JV, V.
-jssolutu)! notTce.
The co-partnership heretofore' extstlnsr tV
twetn V. 15. Kemerer and Leis Keraerer,
doing business In Franklla two,, under Ihe
Arm name or W, E. Kemerer t JJro., has been
dissolved by mutual oonsent. The business
will hereafter be carrisd on by the under-'
signed, on a strictly cash baslss
W, K. ICKMEREB.
Franklin twp., apr. l.-w.
AGENTS
FALSE GODS,
WANT K
To Sell
nr F. S. DOnniNS. lale of Yokohama. .Til.
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UltUS., 723 Chestnut St , Phtladsiphla,
aprll lS.-wt.
III tho Court or t'ouimou Picas of
Curbtm County.
PLEASE TAKE MOTII1E, That the
Hoard of Directors of the KNTEHPH1SB
HU1I.D1NO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
of EAST MATJOIIU11UNK Carbon county,
Pa., have this 23rd day of April, A D. last,
filed a petition asklnx for a DISSOLUTION
UP SAID ASSOCIATION, and If nosuf-'
flclsnt cause bo shown to Ihe contrary on or"
before the first day of next Term, to-wtt, ther
thirteenth day or Jane, A. II. 1611, the Court
will grant the petition and make the decree1
asked for. Uy the Ocurt,
OEO. W. ESSEB.
may 7, Ult-wi, f ictbgiutaryv
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