n.v. MonTiiiMnn,
EDITOR
I.KI1IUUTON. I'A.i
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1882.
Editorial Mention.
TnB Btatn ilelit of PeiiEfylv.vjh was
retlticeil $1)15,101 ilnriiiu iha fiscal year
oneled November 3(1, r.iul itsloinl cn that
data was $20,225,083.
The buiims! neollon of Kingston,
Jamaica, wni ilentroytil by fire on ilon
ly. Tlie lost H cjtltnitrd at $30,000,'
009, mi J numlri ils of people Rre Louie
lesk aud destitute.
The Stata Hoard of AgTicnUnreJinakM
ths follnttlng estimate) of tlm crop' of
ruuniylvalita for 1882: Wheat, 22.123,.
000 bniliolij oorti. 39,875,000 Imihfb;
cats, 31,530 000 bushels; rye, 6 805,000
Wlielx; rntatoiR, 13.TCO.000 buahtlsi
tobacco, 28.750,000 1'oul.Ik.
GiNEiuLyjUTi.Kr., it is stid, has mad
the iietaewliat iistcnisliiiig btalemciit t bat
bo in '-a Republican Governor" of Wni
fcucbusetls. Tho wife- of n prominent Re
publican prliticl.in, meeting bim in a
fctrect car, said: "V m will soon be in
uutuir.ited Governor of Massachusetts."
In reply Guntrul Hutlor is reported to
have srtld: "Yes, luadam, and a Repub
lican Governor I was not eloeted by
Democratic votm, but by a larrjo body of
Republicans who nro di'gustcd with tho
nieu who have controlled tlio parly. Tl.a
Democrats Uryb not galntd o victory in
my election. I nin a Republican U.ver
uor." Tits Commissioner ofJIVnsionain 1 is
annual report, myn in relation to the
"pension population" of the country tint
he baa boon unable to procure accurate
data upon the subject. "Tlio beet ap
proximation that cau ba made shows that
of tho 2,0G3,391jitdJier3 who enlisted
during tho war, peus,lons have been ap
plied for by or ou account of, only 20 per
ceut." lie conclude) by siyiug that,
"from the best available information, it
appears that there U a surviving toldlor
population of a little over 1,000,000, out
of which claims ;or pensions in the fu
ture may by mido by thosa who incurrod
pensionable disabilities."
When the national dobt statement for
December is made public it will be well
to renielnbcrtbat a considerable part of
tho redaction it will show is due not to
the Itepublican administration but to
queer old Joseph Lewis. The patriotic
bequest of tho llobokcu millionaii'0 at
last has been devoted to the object for
which it was intended. Government
bonds to tho amount of $950,000, repre
senting the gift, have been canceled by
the Treasury Department, and by that
much has tho burden of the people been
lighteuod. Mr. Lewis' gift has always
bean considered n strange Ireak of eccen
tricity. Yet if nil the men in the United
States who could afford it should give a
mill. on apioce to tbeir country the na
tional debt would soon bo wiped out.
Tub ineoming Legislature has a num
btr of important nud unimportant posi
tions to All, and in the disposal of its pat
ronage the majority should first bo guid
ed by fitness uud qualification and then
by party merit. It is of imperative im
portance that the Chief Clerk tdiould not
be a mere hack, but a man who is well
vtrsed lu.tho "win's and wherefores" of
parliamentary rules and tactics. Ho
must be nltrt aud always ready to furnish
any points that may ba essential to the
proper conducting of tho business of tlio
Ilouse of Representatives. There are
ninny caudidaU-s for this positiou, some
fitted and others unfitted, hence it be
hooves our Rspresenlntiyes to be wise in
chousing their mm for this position.
One of these candidates who pre-eminently
possesses all the necessary requisites
for the Cliiet Clerkship is P. Uny Meek,
of the "Ilellefonte Watchman" uud laW
Editorial Secretary of the Democratic
State Committee. Hon. Michael Cussidy
Is also fitted for the position, but if the
fates decree that be should unsuccessful
In bia aspiratio", then it becomes the
bouadeu duty of the Caibon Representa
tives to throw their influence in favor of
Meek, as the second best, most worthy
and best qualified, of the remaining can
didates. PENNSYLVANIA P0LITIC3-
Pnu.Auct.riiu, Dec. 12 It may bo so'.
down as an absolute certainty that Governor-elect
1'attison has determined tu ap
point tlio lion. Lewis C. Cassiely Attorney
General of Pennsylvania, and the Hun. W.
S. Stengor ot Cliambersburg, Secretary of
the Commonwealth. A pielty cluso ac
qualntanco with Mr. I'altieon, almost from
the day that he first entered Mr, CaisUlv'a
offico a law Uideiit, warrants mo in say
inj; that when ho once makes up his mind
to do a thing, ho does It just about its ho
concluded to do lt,aiid the sooner tho Dcm
ocratlc politicians of the Slato understand
this the better it will be for all concerned.
There is one thing I mention, njt hereto
fore made public, in connection with Gov.
Paulson's Cabiue't. When Mr. Malcum
II uy of Pittsburgh eaino in Philadelphia to
look after his appointment as Secretory of
the ComiiioiiwcaUh, ho informed Mr. Pat
tison that it would give him great pleasure
1 , terra in tho Cabinet with Mr. Ctssidy,
and it was not until forty-eight hours alter
Mr. Paulson told II ay Hut he had conclud
ed to appoint Mr. Stcnger Secretary of Ibe
Commonwealth that Malom of the Wett
determined not t serve with Mr. ratably.
It is surprising how many candidate,
there are for Altorney-Giiieral. Col, A. K.
M iCIure, who never neglects an opixulun -ty
to serve those who have served him, is
working hard to make Cbas. R. Buckalow
me Aitorney-uencrai. inn. a. vtanart-,
who is lsying pipe tor a return to the Unit
ed States Brittle, is tor It. Miltou Epeer, ex
Congressman from the Iluntinj.lou illatrici;
Hopkins of Pittsburgh, Mr. Pdttisoii's mutt
formidable competitor lor Governor, win,
also liai an eye upon a Senatorial seat, jy.
urs the aiiiKdutiusnt of George A. Jenksof
Jefferson county.
While Col. McClure is interested in his
friend Buckulew's sm-cess, hn is entirely
satisfied with the selection of Mr. Ciiuidr,
at he eousiiiers it on anti-Wallace appoint
rneutj and st Col. McClurs hot in the col
umns of his l-spcr, the Times, d. signaled
tcnator Wallsiu initio leader of theCrub
1,'eiuoerscy, because of his etlorts to break
down Mr. l'jlli.ou. It it only reasoniblo to
believe ths- Uilllure "ill supja.it Gov,
Pallium in hit rll'urlt to advauto the inter
ests ef the Randall wing lithe Democratic
tity ol this Bute.
llllOU, UIMIIIJf, OtCMgC, UW K.V
lire. Event. D. D.. will make a rorii.fduble
(.'oLiimI. As parelo 1 11-al.l it Will rove a
iie.r t rxlnlnsu. t;r,ttvi.uenct o
Our Washington Lottor.
Fnoii our SrrctAt. CoanMro.siniNT.
Wasuikoton Dec. !), 1BS2.
And here we nro again looking down
npou the assembled Senatorial it dim
again In session. The Souate Chamhrr
has been newly drcrsod and bedecked,
and oiled and varnished and painted mid
cirpoted tmtil it looks wonderfully im-
priced in nppearnuo. The tosh) and
desks shine like to many now pcwUr
dollars, while the new green carpet cov
ering tho floor f.Ivos the chamber an ap
pcarance of veidnre thai Is both plcnsaut
and plni'lug to the eye. Tho reader is
begged to believe tbtt this particular
color green was intentionally selected
for the Chamber not to mark tho "Etern
al Fitness of Things." but in order to
present tu the world aud the balance of
man and nnmaubind the greatest possi
ble contrast between the trappings nud
trimmings of the chamber and ils sage.
cedate and dlgum? d ocsupatits.
The popular demand for economy
found a rcsponslvo chord in the House
of Representatives to-day, and it was
bronght about by nu nsplrant for the
Speakership of the licit IIoubc. After
several atltmptsMr. Springer.of Illinois,
was n cognized to introduce n lcsolution
providing fcrthe printing of 2,000 copieB
of the dignst of tho rales of tho House.
Objector, Ilolmr.rj, of Indiana, did not
mglcct the opportunity offered to carry
out his policy Mid entered a protest. To
his maniftst surprise Republicans and
Democrats rallied to his support, nud al
though Mr. Springer cxplalucd that tho
cumber of copies asked was not in ex
cess of the usual session r.llowauco only
nineteen Representatives were willing to
stand by him, nud he was compelled to
sticcouib to superior numbers. The in
cident was tho subject of considerable
comment as indicative of the tendency
of the House, for among Mr. Holmau's
adherents were Robeson, of New Jersey;
Horr, Michigan; fisher, of Penusylvau
ia; Hiscock, of Now York, aud Drner, of
Maryland.
Seme comment has been made because
of the failure so fur of tho President to
semi to the Senate notices of the recent
suspensions of officials in this Distiict,
with tho nominations of their successors.
Under the law the President has thirty
days from tho beginning of tho session
to do this, so that ho has plenty of time,
as yet.
Mr. McPherson, clerk of tbo House of
Representatives, has prepared a table of
members of the next House of Iteprei cn
tatives, in which he figures up n clear
majority for the Democrats of GO over
nil. Some of the Democratic meruit rs
who have seen this cstimato think Mr.
McPherson has not given the Democrats
credit for nil tho straightouts of tLcir
parly aud that the Democratic mijoiity
will be nt least several above the figure
fixed by Mr. McPherson.
The President's) levees will not begin
until alter the holidays. There is much
talk about Congress not ndjovrniug for
the holidays, but this is an ancient larce
that is gone through with every year with
commoudable regularity, mid ends ju&t
where it begins in talk. As Lent be
gins eorly in Ftbrunry, things will havo
to bo rushed, and the levees, which will
be four in number, will have to bo
cror.ded close upou ono another. It
can't be denied that Washington society
is just & little gone on the handsome,
diguified President. He is simple and
unaffected as ho possibly can be, aud
const quently extremely elegant. It is a
great inislako to suppose that tho fact
that he is President makes people in
dulgcnt toward him. Ou the coutiary,
ho is on that account subjected to severer
xcruuity aud keener ciiticitra. He is n
perfsct master of social fence. No man
was ever so anxious for a social persecu
tiou as Mr. Blaine was. To have been
kUked out of office and ordered out ot
tho White House would have suited his
purpose exactly. Instead of that he was
let down as easy as possible, nud treated
with the most marked social deference,
bciug repeatedly invited to diuueis at
the White House, both formally autl ic
formally. The sanio may be Enid of half
a dozen other men whom the President
knew to ba viudicthely opposed to him
They might plot against him, but he re
fused to oblige them by opening n social
warfare. As for the President's inultf
tudinous love affairs, which are regular
ly telegraphed over tho country by hys
ic-riciu correspondents, lie lias no more
i tea of being married than tho Pope,
The Supreme Csurt of tho United
Slates on the 4th instant rendered it de
cision ou tho tax sale case of the TJuitcd
States r.guiust tbo Arlington estate, af
firming tlio decision of the lower court
iu favor ot tho Leo heirs. Chief Justice
Wuito und Jusllco Gray, Bradley and
Woods dissented. Acoust.
rr.ou our REoui.in ConBtsroscEXT.
Y.'AiinxaTON, D. O., Dec. 11, 18S2.
There was an uncommonly slim attend
ance of Representatives nt the opeuiugtf
Congress on Monday the sliinest 1 havo
secu iu my eight yeats observation here.
The laggards arc ulvwiys numerous at the
Lctinuing of a session, iu years when
there is no speakership to settle, but
what it was that kept hv ch au uuusual
Lumber behind this year cm hardly bo
ciildiued, unless Sptaker Keiiir's rul
ing that 11 o'clock should be tho hour
was too much lor thorn. People who
wirk from suurUe to suuset .ill havo
some diificnlly in comprehending iho
tardiness of aCougressmau who finds 11
or 12 o'clock too early for him to be in
ins beat, but there itre many of them.
The greetings among meuibcis of both
partus were unusually cordial. The
checrlulutss o! tbo day appeared to dwell
ou the Democratic side, as they discussed
v I nt they would do iu the next Coujtreos.
Every one was anxious to note the ir.au
ntr aud demrauor of the dt fluted mem-b-rs
who were represented iu such large
numbers upon the floor. Robeson, upru
uhoui tbo en ni tho gallery were oltin
centered, was very ucllve going nbout
among his colleagues, and no oue would
have inferred from his manner that he is
an intensely dissippoiuted man. He
did not extend many of his calls to the
Democratie side, probably because of
the jokes and chaffiug ho lutt with there.
Much of Iha talkamcug memb.rs ou the
licpublic-au sido was made up of explan
ations by those who had been defeated
for re-election of the peculiar cause,
, which letTto that reml'. Jay Hnbbtll
was one of the at sentees. Ju running
ovr the Itspnl'lloin si te th fl;iiriMcest
sought after by the guilt ries were ilio!
diplomatio aud courtly Kasson, tLo
sturdy aud vigorous Father Kellty, the ,
judicious and ever alert Robinson, of I
Massachusetts, Mr. Robeson and Speaker
Kclfcr. Upon the Democratic sido the
candidates for tho next Speakership aro
tho main objects of attention, They
were all on hand Monday. Carlisle aud
Randall were tho most dignified of these
tiontlciiicn, remaining at their desks to
receiyo ealleis. None of tho candidates
were so agile and so effusive ns tlio gcniiil
bpriuger, who In the courso M thirty tr
forty minutes embraced every Dcmo
cratic voter ia (he House.
On the Senate side of the Cspilol the
exchange of pleasant greetings, cciapaih
son of notes about Ihe pe.st fall's ca'ii
paigu, aud other subjects kept up a per
feol buiez of conversation ia the ahamber.
As is Usual oil tho first day of a scsson,
evcryboily was in uooi humor. Tho
chamber, with the handsome now enrpU
lately laid, new chairs and desk?, flesh
ly yarnished, wore a bright and cleanly
appearauce. Some of the desks were
decorated with floral tributes, which
added to tho pleasant surroundings.
Senator Voorhees was tbo favorite among
tho senders of bouquets. Ho had no less
than three on his desk. Mr. Logan's
desk was almost covered with a bank ot
flowers, having bis initials iu blue, set in
n surrounding of whito flowers. Sena'
tors Ingalls nud Lapham were also the
recipients of tributes of this kind. Don
Caiutran appears 'a little stern just now,
A prominent newspaper correspondent
went to him just alter the Senate met ou
Monday and asked him what he thought
of tbo appointment of his enemy, Clay
ton McMicbael, as United Slates Mar
shall for the District of Columbia. The
ex-proprietor of Pennsylvania nearly
jumped out of his chair, as this proved
to be the first intimation he had of Ihe
news. Ho said ho had not read the
morning papers, and oauld scarcely
credit it. Mr. McMichael, he said, had
never been more than a half-and-half Re-
publican, and had always opposed him.
This was all Mr. Cameron would say,
but he immediately called General Lo
gan aside and began whispering to him
with much earnestness, which was inter
preted as evidence that Mr. McMichael
would not find plain sailing in his path
to confirmation
As the result of conversations with
several members of Congress of Loth
parties I find that both aides seem moved
by a desuo to proceed promptly with the
work in hand, attend striclly to business
and make good use of tbeir limited time
aud talents. The Prisidem's missace
w.-.s received hero with varying degices
of criticism and npprovnl, but tho pre
ponderance of sentiment is that while it
does not rank as one of the ablest of state
papers, it was nevertheless constructed
with a great deal of shruwdiicfs, so as to
touch n popular chcrd upon all the vari
ous qncotious concerning which the i oc-
plo hive lately expressed themselyes.and
t ) steal aw ii j' from the Dcmocrals a good
deal of thtir loudest thunder. There
wns not iho usual oxprieuco of printing
tbo messi-gj all over the country beforo
it was sent toCongriss. A rumor was
current in uowsrmner Row Saluidav
night Ihut a copy of tbo mefsugo Lad
been procured uud was for sale to corres
pondents desiring it. Ouo or two, I be
lieve, were tukeu in by this bogus copy,
but when President Author heard the
rumor he sent word that he would like
to get a copy himself, ss his own mes
sage was not yet finished, aud this might
save him all further trouble. Though
the Guriiild Monument Fair was not
financially a success it developed a num
ber of amusing iucideuts. One was tbo
developeuicnt of Congrossmau Houok,
of Tennessee, and one Wiggius, of seme
where, as Presidential candidates. A
watch was voted to the most popular
candidate, and in spito of the fact that
votes were cast for more than tweuty-fivo
candidates, among whom wero such well
known names us James G. Llaine, Sam
uel J. Tildcu an 1 l)r Mary E. Walker,
the fricuels of Ilonck and Wiggius f.uriy
astonished themselves by the strength
they were found lo possess. But Houck
oirried of! the election.
All the gossipors have been indulging
iu more or less talk about tho coming
social season at the Capitol, which they
generally predict is to be unusually live
ly. Tbo season will be short uud wo
shall have hero an unusual number ol
people who come just to speud the win
ter r.ud seo what is going ou. This class
is growing yearly, uud the peculiarities
of the present situation adds to their
number a good muuy who aro interested
in political matters the canvass fur the
next speakership, tho revision of tho tar
iff tiLd other kindred subjects. . The
President will take a hand in the social
festivities this season, which will be
opeued with the New Year's reception nt
the White House. Having a good dtnl
of pride about doing s.uch things correct
ly nud brilliantly, it is probablo that the
round of receptions and dinners will be
in keeping with the predictions and ex
pectations for an nuususlly brilliant
season. Last winter, while the Presi
dent was writing his comiuunicntinus to
Congress and his notes to personal
fiiendii on piper deeply bordered with
miitirniL'g, it was proper that a degree of
restraint should be e.bfcrvcd at the Ex
ecutive Macsioo. The season of crucial
mourning was long ago ended, and the
occasion tor it has faded from the mem
ory of uioit people here. In pref nrttiou
for the fitting reception ot guests at the
White House, tbo Interior, as will as ex
t.iior, has been impioved. The scat'
i'olilings aro still up iu the halls and the,
vestibule, hut lliowvrk cf the decorators
will be completed iu a few das,
Don Ptuco,
Our Now York Letter.
Regular correspondence of Advocate.
Kmv Youk, Dec. 12, 1SR2,
Tho Ltnglry Lvbouchere estrange meut
aud nil its attendant gossip, co-tudal and
nastiuiss have filled the columns of the
daily press oil nanse'iui, nnd furnished
some sensational preachers additional
fuel with which to make it hot It r the
theatrical profession. Now, if they
would only level their shafts of denuuei
atioi s against those young men whom
nature provided with rich fathers, but
neglected tn furnish with long earc, they
would do the worl I a beuefit. It is they
that furnish the scandals with their silly
desire of aplug rich foreign libertines,'
the height of whose ambition is to git
Ibtmselrt tlkl aWul (a coiinertiou
wl.h some woman wbpse name happens
lo be tho talk of the town. The scmics
and characters described by Zola are bad
ineugti to rend about as having occurred
lu other lauds. Let us not have them
cuncted before us in reality in this conn-
tiy, and that too by striplings who are
not men enough to play at vice.
I am not in a position to Bay much
about Laugtry from personal know ledge,
but nouo the less I am convinced that not
ouo half of tbo vile statements and viler
insinuations concerning her are founded
ou facts. I have this on the statements
of people who know what they speak of.
She has been Indiscreet, she has been
guilty of follies which a woman liko
Mary Auderson, Maggie Mitchell or Lot
tn, would not have been reproached with
'mats, que voultz-vous?" She is tnoroof
a natural Bohemian than they aro, she
has been brought up in n different at
uiosphero, she has hail two boasons of
Loudon "society,' which according to
tho iidmisslons of the belter members of
It, is as corrupt as French' society was in
Napoleonic days. And, after all, her
greatest crime is that she hag been inti
mate with a set of brazen donkeys in
stead of assooiatlng with peoplo of con
sequence Fortunately for herself she
bus thus far been able to keop silent to
tho reporters of Boston regarding her
troubles, but heaven help her when she
gets to Chicago,Cinciunati and St. Louis.
There the reporters prowl about like
highwaymen. "Stand nnd deliver," is
their motto, nnd should she fail to talk
to them, they will make it hot for her,
besides printing interviews with her uny
way.
I saw Oscar Wilde tho other ovening
iu a new English chop house on upper
Broadway. It was after the theatre, and
although the place was filled with thtat
ricul nud literary people, tho long haired
apostlo of check sat alone, pensively dis
cussiug a light supper. The Wilde boom
has petered out, and the burly Irish
masquernder is being left to droop and
die like one of his own lillies. He is do
ing but little or any literary work now,
Ho says thnt he is sufforing from ex.
hnustion nnd over work. The truth is,
however, that no newspaper or magazine
I ubllsher of consequence cares to pur
thase or print his twaddle. As a mem'
her of the Century Club, a literary man
of note put it, if ho stays here another
six mouths ho will have to do police court
reporting for a living. Still Oscar is not
so badly ofl. He has posed beforo the
American public to the luue of somo six
ty thousand dollars, aud he cau afford to
look on for a while, while the public re
covers fiom its disgust of having been
drawn by the nose by a man like Oscar
Wildo.
That "brass" pays is further cvidencod
by Col, Iugersoll. I have on the author
ity of a man closely"couuccted with bim
iu u busiuess way, that since the twollth
of October last, he rnado no less thuu
$j0,000, by his lectures. In ft great
uiauy States there are old laws ou the
statute books visiting blasphemy wjlh
hiavy fines. Blasphemy fills Col. Inger-
soil's pockets, and enables him lo follow
his epicurean tastes in the matter of eat
ing and driuking to his heart's content.
All of which goes to prove tliat what is
sauce for the goose is not always sauce
for tho' gander.
As I have given yon so much personal
gossip, let moadd another bit, which ban
caused n great deal of nmnsenieut among
tlio theitrical fraternity. Everybody
knows John Stetson tbo genial and as
tute manager of Booth's and the Four
teenth Street Theatres. Unfortunately
he has acquired the reputation of being
a sort of male Mrs. Malaprop, and thus
the actors are constantly circulating
"bon mole" alleged to have been uttered
by him. The latest is this: ho was speak
ing to a number of friends at the bur of
tho Monitor House, when conversation
turned on n theatricaDiuannger who was
constantly slipping up because he was
not quick at snapping nt good things. .
"Always tho case," said Stetson dogrnat- j
ically. "Once a man gets ou tho sus
pender bridge of hesitation, there is but
one ono step to the abscess (abyss) of
failure.
A FREE OIFT.
The Chicago, Rock Island 3c Pacific Rail
way, have in press an Almanac and Hand
Book of Usclul Information, containing a
vast amount of matter which it is handy to
have available, and which all classes of
people want eometimo during the year
Tho hook contains descriptions of tho West
ern Slates aud Territories, a list of U. 8.
Land Oflices, whero lands are avsilable at
low rates, how obtained, etc., etc., as well as
interest tables, business law, rates of post
al; o and political facts and figures. In fact
it is viultum in panv, and all tho much is
of every day use.
The same road also publishes a Christmas
Rook for Children, which contains several
fine illustrations, and is original mailer,
und a very fine piece of sheet music, ar
ranged fur piano and a quartet of voices.
Either, or both of theso books and the
music will be sent lost free, if requested.by
jwslal or letter. Tho earlier your name is
rent to E. St. John, General Ticket and
Passenger Agent, Chicago, tho quicker you
will get tho books.
A Missouri doctor reports lo the Phila
delphia iltdical and Surqical Reporter tho
esse of a fanner who had nine children, ths
eldest of whom is 10 and the yoqngest two
yeirsofage. The list begins with the cirl
of 10 years; and then comes twins (boy and
girl) of S years, another pair of twins of six
years, a girl oft, and finally triplets (all
girls) 2 years old. Father, mother and
children aro in good health.
Tho last Glaqoto Herald says that the
parental relatives of Mr. A. T. Stewart, rest
dent in Scotland, had met at an attorney's
in Iiin'korbio. It was shows that there are
twenty-seyeu second cousins, but there
stands in the war a certain Jane Stewart,
full Ajusin to Mr. Stewart, who married
Mr. Haritnces, and who.lfehe survived Mr.
Stowart, would be his sella heir. These peo
ple ire either acting under thedelusion that
Mr. Stewart died incstale, or that they can
fvt asido his will on the score o( undue in
fluence. It is not necessary tu pick our words in
mentioning the PhiladelpVIa 77i, the
pr.npectus of which journal appears in au
other column, TVie Timet has got to be a
sort of necessity with some people ol this
community and It nucbt to bo with manv
more. It has many Imitators all over tbo
, , , , ., , ... ,,
i.nu, u.ie uirr. i rv.uy ,i...niyK ms ine
TVmct from Maine tn California, We have
persuaueii ourselves at times mat mo reason
the people like, it so much Is that it Is cor-
ts'inlly giving Itaj-culfrs juicy bites from
Ike sannj- side f lh jiraal!sii jaeh.,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rpiIE riKST NATIONAL HANK
oriEuionrON.
The annual Miction for Seven Directors of
this llnnli.wll! tie hold at tlio llai.Klnie Homo,
on TUESDAY, JANUARY lh, J8S3, bo-
iween ine nuuri oil ann a o'ciork i. ai.
w. w. uuwman, casnier.
I.clilgliton, Deo. 19, 188i-lrt.
Notioo to Tresspassers.
The Kihler rarnllr and All oluar nertont nre
bereby forbid Tresspassing on the lands of
mo unuersifeneii, in upper AowaTneniing
Township, Carbon county, after this notice,
JOHN MSTr,KU,
UAT11AU1NK UlSTI.UR.
Deo. 10, 1882-3n
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
ItelttTei and cum
IlIIEUMATISM,
Neuralgia,
8ctat!ca, Lumbago,
ItACKACIIK,
HtlClCEt, MOTllCEK,
SORE THROAT,
Ql'lKSV, SWELU.VaS,
SPIIAINS,
Strtaets, Cats, Braises,
FROSTDITES,
rtUilNS, SCALDS,
Ini lU oilier lxidll kcfacl
mil CIKTS 1 EOTItS.
Soliltiy nil Brunei,!, fend
n.klcn. nircclloni lu II
irnf utftl.
ThoChir'.H A.Veceltr Co.
tA.VK!aC
UllllMI
rt, kta, t. S. A.
E. A. HORN,
Successor to Messrs, Rapsher Si 7cm,
DEALER IN
Pore Dns,
WXISSI'ORT, PENU'A,
Respectfully announces to the publio that ho
Is prepared to supply them with all tbo Pop
ular PATENT ainillUINKS, 110 US K an J
OATTI.E POWDERS, Fancr and Toilette
Articles, WALL, PAPERS & BORDERS,
UHOIUE 01U ARS, and, In fact, cvcrjthlnir
usually found tn a first-class Drug Store.
FANCY ARTICLES !
a largo and beautiful assortment, suitable fer
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. (Jail and
tee them. Lowest Prices.
PURE WINES nnd UO.UORS for Medl.
clnat pnrporos. a
Air Prescriptions carefully compounded,
day or night. 1'atronago Invited.
, E A. HORN, Wclssport, Pa.
November 25, 1SS -yl
II O, THE HOLIDAYS!! !
Ill C. BeTSCHIRSCHSKY
Rcpcctfally announces to her frlcndsard tho
public Kcncrally, that shots now rcctlvliiK
and opening lur their Inspection a larxi-r
clock than ever of tho very latest uuvellies In
Toys & Fancy Goods,
Suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS for
Yoemjf and Old. Rich und Poor,. Don't fall
to rail early and secure first choice and hen
bargains. Sho also calls their attention to
her New, Large and Elegant assortment of
NOTIONS,
eomprlflnKfjiiderwcar, lterllnand Herman
towirWuuls. lloslory, Imported and Ho
meSite millions Gloves, Flowers and
. 'a fiiBosotmcntof. New Deslana
, IN .FANCY ARTICLES
Also, In connection with tho above, a full
and oompleto stock of
(ID I! MAN FISUITS,
LIMBURQER CHEESE.
Candies & ConlVellniis,
toRcther with a variety ofHoods not treneral
ly kept In any other store In town, irjoudo
not seo what you want, nsk for it.
A share of publlo patronage solicited, and
perfect sitlsrictlon guaranteed In nrlce aud
quality or roods.
Second St., 2 doors above Iron,
Nov. 25, 18S2-m3. LEHIGHTON, Pa.
THE WORST " ISM " TO-DAY IS
Rheumatism
RHEUMATISM IN THE BACK
Cured by
PERRY DAVISS PAIN KILLER,
RHEUMATISM IN THE KNEES
Cured by
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER.
RHEUMATISM IN THE MUSCLES
Cured by
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER.
RHEUMATISM OF LONG STANDING
Cured by
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER.
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS, buy of
any Druggist
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
E. F. LUCKENDACH,
Two Doors Below tbo " Jiroadwar Home
MAUCn CHUNK, PA.
Dealer in all rattens of rialn and raaer
Wall isaflDei'Ss
Window Shades,
Paints & Paintesr' Supplies,
lowest CAsn rnicEs.
The American Autianarian
ORIENTAL JOURNAL ! !
Published by Jaiiksox A- MoRsr, Chicago,
111. JJporyear. Edited by firsriinx D.
1'r.tT, devoted to Classical, Oriental .Eu
ropean and American Archreology. Il
lustrated, This Journal gives information on discover-
e u'l expiora lions in all lan, ,1s ,anrt is very
valuablo to those who aro following Antl-
nU4r , ,uh eels as WC II as to the colnli
mon
piiW.
aprB-tf
r-)l inTI IDL"
H U f I U M L .Vi'
The
pr.niAf, nturn
j pr- atestlr
''SSfST
Dal yon want IIia
nt Ire,
$t vsJSiBSSSSEs A
IS,'II!!!iti 1
tMediciiies
& Ciiemicals
roi, j. v- euaiv, i)rni-, '
fair IM
A NKW AND ELEOANT LINE OP 4
Clocks, Watches anil Jewelry
Just Receive!, at
HAGAMAN'S STORE,
Bank St., Lehighton,
SU1TAULE FOR
Holiday Presents,
All of which Is bolnit sold at such extraordin
ary Low Prleos that all can buy.
Look for Yourselves ! I
0 old and Silver Watches from t 00 to teO 00
Oent'f Chains " 12 lo e 00
Ladles' Ohalns J5 to 0 00
Lockets 1 00 to SO 00
RIDES ' S to 12 Oft
Dracelets, dents' and Ladles' Chains, Urea it
Pins, Ear Jewels, and a variety of other art!
cles too numerous to mention, Including ,
SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, &o.
Please oall and seo for yourselves, before
buying elsewhere. dec2-r
Special to the Ladies!
A Special Invitation Is extended to the Lad,
les of Lehighton and surrounding neighbor,
hood to call and examine tho Immense stock
of FALL AND WINTER
JUST RLOEIVED AT
E. H. SNYDER'S
Bani-st, MiiMon, Pa,
comprising all tho latest Novelties In Black
and Colored Silks, Velvets, Plaids, Cash
mores, Scruff, all-Wool Suitings, tiring,
haras. Prints, he. Also, a fall line of
I3lunkels,Domcstics,Shawts,aIusllns,
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, fco.,
all of which be Is offcrlog at very
Lowest Prices. A nice line of
Silver-Plated Ware,
Do call and seo It. My stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
0UEN!WAREGLA!SSWARE, a.e Is
full and complete. Cheap as the Cheapest,
and Uond as tho Best sept.i-vl
DANIEL WIEAND,
CarriageSjWagons.SIeigliSj&c
COBKHa OF
BANK AND IKON STREETS,
LEHIGHTON, PenM
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
tn a I ttm ftntfill nt 4fc T at T)tai
l'atronauft re? ied fully ollcHcd and perfect
Deo C. 1870-yl DAN. WIEAND.
-GO TO-
A. K. MILLER'S
Opposite tho Public Square,
Bank St., Lehighton,
FOR TURE, CHOICE
WINES and LIQUORS
For the Holidays!
LOWEST PRICEd.
Nov. 18-w8
JUST RECEIVED, AT
F. LEIBENGUTH'S,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.,
ONE OAK LOAD OP
York State Apples
AND A FULL- LINE OF
Holiday GoodS.
w at Lowest Prices !
Saloon Keepers ana Others,
Don't fait to buy your
Ohampaigne Pear Cider,
Lager Beer,
Root Beer,
Nectar,
Porter, &a,
or
C. B0ETTGER,
TAMAQUA, Pa
Anc 13, 1811-17.
Tlie fcta' County Institote.
Tin Teachers' County Institute will con
yene In CONCERT HALL, at MAUUH
CHUNK, on
Monday, December 18,
and remain In session for FItc Days. The
Principal Instructors from abroad will be
Prof. K. V. UefJralT, Ilr. N. O. Heliaener,
Prof. (leo. Ii Little, Prof. U. al Phillips,
.ill's Anna nager. ana rrni. w, w, wooa.
ruir. Amonir the Kvenlnu-Lecturers will be:
W. 1, Marshall. Km., Colonel J. P. ban ford,
rror. j. v. neuruu. nnu rror.it. r.. s.iuie.
Adiulsslun to tho trcnlnic Entertainments
85 cen. s.
THOS. M. IIALL1F.T.
I)ee.?-wJ Co. tiupt. of schools.
a weelr n.adtt at Lome Lv the ln
CT) i f re
sirinus, nest business now ue-
ire the publlo. Capital not
neeoeu. o win start jon. jien,
women, boys and jrlrls wanted ryerywhere la
work for us. Now Is Ihe time. You n work
In spare time, or giro your whole iluie to Ihe
business. No other business will pay you
nearly so well. Nuone can fall tu make enor
innupay, by rnaaglna; at once. Costly out
flt ami terms free. Muney inada fast, easily
and hannrehty. Address Tans K I., An
f nits, Mla. Jctl.Tl
CARBON ADVOCATE
PLAIN AND FANOT
BOOK-JOB PRINTING HOUSE
BANKWAT, a shcrtldlstanee abort
Ite LshlKh Valley H.R. Depet,
LEHIGHTON. PA.
We are aow fully prepared to execute eyery
description orPRINTINO, Irom a
Yisitii Card to a Large Poster !
Poster,
Handbills,
Dodgers;
Circulars
Shipping. Tags,
Cards,
Bill Hoads,
Letter Heads,'
Not Heads,
Knyelepes,
' Statements,
Programmes,
. i Pamphlets,
(., ke., to Rest Manner, at
Reasonable Prices !
THE K Y. SUE",
NEW YORK, 1833.
JMoro rxwplo have read Tnu Sun during
mo jcarju.t nuw passing rnnn ever imioru
since it was first printed. No other liens
paper published on tbls side of the earth li:i
been boutrht nnd read iu any yeur by so uiuriy
men ii, iu Heiu.e,,.
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bay, rend, and liko Tiikun forlhe follon
intr reasons, ninorrtr others :
ilecnujo Its news columns nrisont In at.
tractive form nnd with tho greatest iiosslhle
tccurncy whatever his Interest lor human
kind; tbo events, tbo deeds, and mfsdoeds.thu
wisiuiui, too iiiiuosopuy. mo noiuiiie Tolly,
tho solid sense, tho improving ueiriscns? nil
the news nl the busiest world nt pre'tint re
volving 111 space,
llccauso neonle havo lenrned that In lt rn.
marks concerning ncrsuus nnd nffilrs Tun
Su.n makes a pracllco ol te'lllne; them ibe ex
act iruin to mcoesioi uuiiiiyiurce lniU'irrei
and slxte -live days In the year, beioro el"e.
Hon as well as alter, about Iho whales ns
well ns the small fish. In tho fnco ofdlfscnt as
piaitiiy.nnu reancesiy ns wnon supiiortcei hy
ircnerul aniiroval, Tun Sun has absolutely
no purposes lo toMc.tuvo tbo infnrmallon of
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mon !HlHl.
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man is fo huuiblo Unit TiikSuk is Imllirercnt
lohlswclfaro and bis rlnhis. No man, no
aseoclatloii ol men, Is jmncrlul ent,u)rh to be
exempt Irom tho strict application of its
principles of rlithl nnd wronir.
lice uso In politics It hnsloutrht for a iloien
)enrs. withe'ut Intermission and snmctlmos
almost Alone amonir newsnnttcrs. I he rlulit
mat lias rcsniieu in too rorcnioverwneimlni;
popular verdlctaitalnst liohesonlsm unit lor
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is In power, Tub Sun rtnmls ami will con
tlnue ru stand UUo a rock l(r Iho interests uf
tlio pconio nKaitist tne nr.'.inuon onrasses.tiio
cncronciimciiis oi monopolists, anu ine uis
honest schomes of nubllo robbers.
All this is whnt we aro told almost dally
by our friends. Ono man holds that Till:
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lished, because its tJhrlstinnhv Is undiluted
with cant. Another holds that It Is tho best
Republican newspaper printed, becnuso It has
already whlppc.i hilf of the rascals out or
that parly. and Iho proceedings against tho
other half with undcinlnlshed viK"r. A third
bcllctcs it to bo tho host magazine ofucncrnl
literature In existence, becauso ils leaders
nibs nollilnif worthy ofnotlce that Is current
lu tho worlel of thought- So ovcry frlcnet of
'1 UK Sun discovers ouo of its many sldts lliul
nppenis wim particular lorco to nis iiuiiviau,
al llklnir.
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before. If you do not already know The
bun, jnu win linn ii in tie a mirror oi all hu
man activity, a storehouse uf the choicest
productsof common senro and HunKination. a
mainstay for the cause of honest government,
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tural Delmrtincntof uncuuailcd merit. mar
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Sun tlie newsnnper for the farmer's house
hold. To clubs uf ten with tio. nn extra
cony tree. Address
1. W. ENdLAND. Publisher,
Tilt Sun, New York City
November 55-wo
No Patent No Pay.
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obtained for Inventors in tho United States
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates, Wltb
our principal office located "in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de
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torneys who are at a dlsianco from Wash.
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Unlet Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the '
Officials or the U. 8 Patent O.tlce, end to.
Senators and Members of Congress from 1
every Stale. .
Address: LOUIS HAGOER k CO., So.
lienors of Patents and Attorneys at Law. Le-1
Droit llulldlng, Washington, D, V. I
WTFttk'en
rn nlwiiea An
eut for chalices
nso their earn.
ings. an.i in time he
me wealthy; tlioio whudo not Imnrove their
opportunities remain In inverty. We offer a
If eat chance lu make lucney. We want many
men. women, boya and girls to wurk for us
right In their own 1, ralllles, Anyona can rlo
Ihe work properly from Ihe first start. The
business will pay more than ten Itmea urdln.
' J ,1 .1 1 D I'UIUI luiuouru 1TCF,
No ene who euvages tails lo make money
rapidly. You can ilerole yoir whole limn in
w.t ,jt h , (soi uea if'i silltnv II III n III
the wwrk. or rnl your epare tnomenl. Fall
Inrnrmatlon and all thatti 'edei eent lre,
IslslaMa tlna, a. Vv I a I
" "'" V I VIII VQi Olefin.
New AdvorlisemcntsT
Orphana' Court Salo
Of Valuable Real Estate!
ujr vireuo ui an vreicr oi tne urphani
Court of Carbon county, to us directed, there
will bo expose,! tn public sale, at tlie houso
or JOHN S. LENTZ, NorthampUn Street,
Lehighton, l'a., nn
aamniay, Jjeccmbcr yu, lbbU,
at TWO o'clock r. M., tho following describ
ed ni'.Ai, i.ai.vii., tne property or ther
late Elizabeth Lentx, deceased 1 All that
certain niniely or half of a LOT or 1'IKCE
OF GROUND, situate in the Rnrough of Le
highton, Carbon Co., Pa., numbered 181 Its
the Plan nr Plot of said Borough, being the,
northwardly ono halfpart thereof, haying
front or width on the wettwardly side of
Northampton Street of 33 feet, and extend
ing thence westtvardly of that same width,
between parallel lines at right angles with
Fold Northampton Street, in length or depth.
189 feet a Inches to West Alley;' bounded
nn tho south by the other part ol said Lot
No. 181; on the west by West Alley; on the
north by lot No. 182, and on tbo east by
Northampton Street.
Terms ol Sale one-third cash; one third
In six mon I ha, and balance In one year,
with interest. JOHN 8. LENTZ.
F. P. LENTZ.
Dec. 0, 18S2. Executors.
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THEATRICALS CIRCUS LIFE
OR
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Saw SiiT
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THE SECRETS
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Revealing tho mysteries of the Theatre,
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eC HOME AND PRIVATK T.TVK np
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES. Most won.
derful nnd Interesting book ever published.
L,xpo,ing the secret doings of uiddy Ballet
Olrls, Hack Door JIashcrs, Mntlnecs, Mid
night Suppers, tec, See.
Tho veil lifted from the HLAUK ART.
How Women ore fired from cannons Men nat.
hre; Heads aro cut offand hundreds of other
mysicnos pcrtormcd. 160 HEAUTli UL
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SON PUDLISHNtf CO.,
210 ie Sill Pino St., St Louis, Mo.
Private Sale.
The undersigned will sell at Private Bait,
the l,,lloivin; articles cf HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, viz:
1 Mason k Homtin Parlor Orxsn,
1 Walnut Rook Case and Writing Desk
combined,
2 Cupboards,
1 Wnli. ut Extension Dining Table,
I Marble lop Table,
I Tclr-n-Trtr,
I DeMiblo Hearer,
and other valuable article's.
Apply to F..E. WHITNEY.
52 tf L. k S. depot, Lehlghten, Pa.
ff-JSL'MNTON I1I1ETNEY, fashionable,
Ui3 limn and Siiok Makkk, Hank St.,
lehighton. All work warranted.
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send FREE, to nny uddrrf a. Tull Inlormatlon
of a ST3tom or operntli s by which snnis or
310, S25, IS100 or inert often return large,
piottls. EL' OAR B00TAY a CO.,- 0 Wall
Street, New York. nov. ;S-m
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laves; stilllclent compasq and power, with
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musin in scnoois or inmiues. ni only TtzZ.
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or I orlVltedCitkramivle. lf.vu havo iinderlaketi
torture juiiroun jaunt nnl rjilt.akllllfUI hand
lhuf of the i.iMemir Inn I ia muxrwi. hend iaa a
written rvftui'U ndtlifurd to tha Comuiuloner of
lhitniM that ho iTco,'iile tiiittuiK K l,KitoMt of
wtilittirton, 1. r..ftmi nt I tin try In the ouo, ilv
Iiir Uw lltleof Iho lneiiiltm and ntout Ihe date of
fllltn inur anisllcntluii. An rififtiln.'ulun nnJ i
u.UI wl ffOH vuhlut. ilrrnciubcr, IhUom.-e line Un
liiuctvjuruloner.tllouttucp fiC3,aml refereueecan b
civcu 1t actual client in almrut every county In th
U.S. raini'hletrclatiutf tu ruUoUfrMuionreioet,
GEORGE E. LEMON.
Attorney nt Law nud Solicitor ef Aau.rteaai
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