RATURDAY. MARCH 3, IR83. Our Neighborhood in Brief. Kaater March 2Mh. Next U St. Patrick's day. Where, oh, where, It that patent fuel mannfaclnryf There are now 33 prisoners rusticating in the Allentown jail. The shops at Delano hare commenced the manufacture of passenger cars. Our friend F. E. Whitney, Esq., will please accept our thanks for Warren, Minn., papers. The Itlllman Vein Coal Company has been organised at Wllkesbarre, with acapl LI of $200,000. The new seTenty-foot furnace of the Bethlehem Iron Company, at Bethlehem, has been blown out. It is rumored that the Milgh Valley Company will erect about fifty tenement houses In Weatherly this spring. The Philadelphia and Reading rail road is now again out of the hands of the receivers placed oyer it two years ago. T-Whn wants to exchange Town prop ertr for a Farm of 143 acres, with good new buildings' and fine trult trees on it. Address, TV. M. IUrsiiita.tliis borough. E. R. Siowers and Josiah Sandal,Eqs., of Maueh Chunk, made us a Tery pleasani call on Tuesday atfernoon last. Newly elected Borough and Township officers csn get blank Bonds at this office, at a reasonable price. Morgan Evons wan Instantly killed Tuesday and John Mulligan badly Injured by a fall of rock at Exeter colliery, IMtston. The Lehigh Valley 11. R. Company has a corps of engineers Inrpecling their bridges and trestles to see if the recent floods injured them. A boy wss arrested In Allentown one day last week and sent to jnll lor five days for stealing a ride on a Lehigh Valley rail road train. After a long and palnfHl illness Hon. James Gamble, ol Williainspnrt, died at his home in that place, on the morning of the 22d (lit., aged 74 years. ,i7"There was sold on Saturday, 25th, lilt., at Hiigaman's store, Lehtghton, seventy-one dollars worth of watches and jewel ly, lor one fumily. Report says ll.ot Hon. W. ? Rnpsher will this spring put up a block of buildings on his lot on Dankway, just abovo the Ad vhctr office. So mote it be. The Delano shops have commenced the erection of two large locomotives, which, when completed, will run on the Easton branch of the Lehigh Valley road. E. C. Dimmick, esq., formerly district attorney of this county, and of late years practicing law in Scranton, was elected on tri lerof that city on Tuesday last by 300 majority. An order was given the Bethlehem Iron Company recently, by a Western rail nad company, for 900 tons of steel rails. Twenty car loads of there have already been shipped. Rev. Wallace, of the 8alvation Armyi was arrested at Pittston, last week for cre ating a nuisance by preaching in the street causing a crowd to assemble and blockade the thoroughfare. teQ-E. F. Luckenbach, Rroadway.Mauch Chunk, is now opening lor the inspectloj of his friends, the lamest stock ol new designs in WALL PATERS ever seen in thiscuuu t..', and is selling at very lowest prices. Applicants for tavern, restaurant and eating house licenses' at April'Urm of com t, should file their applications on or bclore the 20th inst., in order to insure lhair prop er advertising. The Lehigh Mill of the Allentown Rolling Mill Company, which has been running on bar iron for some time, ceased operations on Monday, owing to a lack of orders. At Mt. Carmel shaft, Mt. Carmel.Tues day, John Rowe was probably fatally in jured by a runaway 'underground wag' n, which crushed htm against the wall of the mine. The,mmmioTiWiui'.si (English or German edkinu),oud the Cauhon Advocatic will he sent to any address on receipt ol two dollars. The price of the Agriculturist is $1.50. The Beaver Brook Company has dia ovced several veins of coal on its tracts near Audenried. The coal is of excellent quality, and the veins vary in thickness from nine to fifteen feet. William Skeer, for several years em ployed as foreman at one of the collieries ol Liuderman, Skeer A Co., at Stockton, died nt hla home in that place Sunday morning at five o'clock, alter a brief illness. "SSUlf you wanta nice smooth.easy suave your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz Kocderer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho tel. He will fix you right, and don't you forget it. llavin; put 4iew carrier boys on the Lehightiui and Weisrport routes, any of our eubscibers not receiving the Carbon Auvci utk regularly will please notify us, aud we will fee tint the omission does not again occur. Work was began this week on the tun- re! for the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com any, between Vosburgand Meehoopany. The amount of excavation will be 2,500 leet and the saving in distance to the railrcad ciinpnny will bo four miles. ir-John A. Gutman hss leased the lilat'ksmith shop, latelv occupied bv Mr. Fucrber, on Iron street, thia borough, and is prepared to do all kiuda of blacksmith work and horseshoeing at short notice and jux low pnee. J. II. Garfield, a prominent student of the Wyoming Seminary, Wilkesbarre, died Tuesday at the seminary. His remains were snorted to the depot by the students and professors and sent to his late home at Lit' tie Meadows. Patrick MeGinley, a young married man, residing at Mauch Chunk, while pre- paiing a blast of dynamite ot that place on Tuesday alleruoou, hud his leil hand and put of the right baud blown oil" by a pre mature explosion. Extensive works, including large ma e'line shops, boiler bouse, engine room, and other works necessary to the mining and preparing of coal, are going up at tho new opening at the Lehigh Valley, near Wilkesbarra. SV-Mrs. Mamie J. Mullen, fashionable dressmaker, corner of Second and South meets, this borough. IVr'ecl tit and work man ship guaranteed. Wax Kloaers of all riraigus at loweat prince. White Flowers for fuuerala a siecialty. For the week ending on the Hlh Inst., 98,1(1 Ions of coal was transported over the L V. RR., making a total of 1,341,771 tons to that date, and showing an Increase of 75,84 as compared with same time last vesr. Wednesday night, aa a passenger train on the Belvedere lwlaware Diyiiioo of the Pennsylvania Road was running at a rapid rate a mile from UeigeUville it struck a rarrlaz' containing two men. The hore was thrown down an embankment Into o. of the men, was seriously in ured and'l M0UD' hi flection l" i. com H'anlev Hu-)t,th other, slightly Injured. Pn7 haselosed bis roanuiactory attheajrn The wagon wss coir.plttVy wrecked. ' er of Iron' street. Now they sj ealc vl Crude relroleum J i remedy for Consumption better not Irjr I it but take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the standard Cough Remedy of our age. It Is agreeable to the taste, never fails to cure, and costs only 25 cents a bottle. Victor Davidson, formerly ol Port Car bon, Schuylkill county, was recently mur dered near Hecla, Montana, by one Mer rill, who robbed Davidson of $1300 Mer rill was swung up four times by a mob, but would not confess. Photographs or Nick Biddle. the first man whose blood was shed in the Rebellion are for aala at the office of t lie Miner' Jour nal, Pottsvllie. The proceeds will be de voted to the erection of a clone over Biddle's unmarked grave. A German Inst his way In the woods a few days ago In going Irnm Beaver Meadow to Stockton. Ho wandered ahiut for two days and nights, and his feet wero so badly frosen that after he found his way home they had to be amputated. Dr. J. A. Mayer, the practlcnl Surgeon Dentist, of Ilrnadway, Mauch Chunk, has had a practice of over 20 years, and ia prob ably the oldest resident dentist In this val ley. The Dr's work speaks for itself, and the fact that alt critical work in the region is given to him is a sufficient guarantee of his superior ability as a Surgeon Dentist. General William Lilly, .of Mauch Chunk, accompanied by several members of. his family, left last Monday for the Hot Springs of Arkansas. Jle will remain for sometime and will probably spend Be viral months in Florida. He goes fur the bene fit of his health, which has been very much impaired of late. Charles Kiinkle, of Long Run, had his hand hurt while coupling some cars at Mauch Chunk en Wednesday morning. The injury was such as to require the am putation of the middle finger of the right hand. The operation was erforined lit E A. Horn's drug store by Dr. J. G. Zern, of Woissport. Caroline Seaboldt, daughter of Joseph Seubolill, of this place, has for some years been troubled witli necroses of the left limb, 14 particles of dead bone having been ex foliated within a short time. The operation of scraping the tibia orshiu bone was found to be in eyery way necessary to prevent any further trouble and inconvenience. The operation wassucccsstully performed on last Tuesilay morning by Drs. J. G. Zern and W. W. Reher. Hon. E H.Snyder member of the State Legislature from tills county Is a member ot the following Committees: Geological Survey, Vice and Immorality, Military unit Elections; and Hon. J. J. Gullagher, on Mining, Labor and Industry, Public Build ings, Iron and Coat Companies, and Judi cial Apportionment. A German at a hotel tablo In this place the other day had tmie Liinhurger cheese B?nt to him. A little Voy who sat beside him turned to his mother and exclaimed : "Mamma, how I wish I was deaf and dumb in my nose." And still our popular liveryman, David Ebbert, presists in loan ing out teams at low rates. Annie Trexler, aged twenty-two, a ser vantgirlin the Island House, Allentown, attempted to commit suicide Friday bv tak ing arsenic. When discovered she aske I that a certain young mail should be told of her set, and that he be sent for to witness her death. A physician was sent for inttead, and he succeeded in administering anti dotes, although the girl stionglv objected, Her life was saved. Martin Coyngham, a voung man 21 years of ogo, employed us gangway man at thn P..l v.. or..iii..'..V. -o"viv.i'-.i.'- vi. u u.n.i it.,., U'MMIt II, Ul, rUllll., (Ill 1, wes killed by a fall of 'coal Frldav. A mi.i ner, Coyngham, and another laborer were encaged at driving a turnout sixteen feci wida. Noticing that the coal was crackiug, 'hey stepped back to' the second or thltd section of timber, but a large piece fell through the ledge, killing Coyngham in stantly. rank kckert, a well-known mine con tractor, whs fatally injured ot Riley A Co.'s Logan Colliery, near Centralis, Monday morning, by a full of top ccoi. Eckert.with twoluborers, was engaged In blasting! a shot had just been fired,and before the man- way had cleared itst'lt of the smoke Erkert went in to dress the coal, when tho full oc urred. The other two men narrowly es coped. Eckert was sixty years of age and the father of eight children Twills, a IB year old daughter of Reuhen Rehrig, residing at Pine Run, Towamen slngtwp., in handing a blasting rap to a boy who had been sent for it, ou Thursday atfernooo of last weak, fell across the stov exploding the cap tearing oil' the thumb and two first fingers of the left band; neces sitating the amputation of the three mem bers above the second joints. The opera lion was performed by Dr. J. G, Zern, of Weissport, assisted by Dr. W. W. Reber, She is aoiug well. John Leuckel and Daniel Euslmon, of town, are now In Indiana buying horses uud mules. They expect to return hero du ring next week with a fine lot, comprising heavy draught, family carriage horses and hnr.es suitable for all kinds of business. We would advise those of our readers about to purchase hones or mules to uwall their re turn, when thry will undoubtedly be able to please themselves in making a purchase, as Messrs. Leuckel A- Eastman perfectly un derstand their business. James Breslin, of Tamoqua, aged 22 years, Thursday night of last week, com milted a violeut and unprovoked attack upon his mother, aged 60 years, beating her with his fists and kicking her until she was Insensible. Neighbors heard her cries. and hurried to her assistance. Btesliu left the house, Lut was raptured and sent to prison, His mother, having noons to care for her, wes sent lo the Almshouse, where she lies in a critical condition, with possi bilities against tier recovery, On Monday, about seventeen miners and laborers, employed at A. Pardee & Co's Laurel Hill mine, had a narrow escape from foiling victims to firedamp, raused by the ignorance of a Polander. The nartv led by the fire boss, were going to another section ot the mine; a Polander that was among the party, passed the fire boss, who alnpped to speak to one of the men, took the wrong way, aud the fire boss noticin him, hurried to where the Polander was, and avoided a' disastrous fire dampcxph) lion, which would have taken place in an other moment. The Tolander was dis charged. Hat leton Plain Sjxnkcr. A company has been organised in this borough, under the name of the "Lehigh Valley Wagon Company, Limited," by the following named gentlemen .- Messrs. W. W. Howinan, Daniel Wleond and M. A. Weiss, for the manufacture and sale of the Platform Spring wagon. A largo amount of machinery has been purchased and is now being put in posltioa.and the company expect to begin work during the coming week. The compauy aspect to do a large business, and as necessity requires will en large their present facilities. The works are the located on Bank street. Mr. Wieand. on Eblrcsbus rof etit Nobrae Elacovda I I. 8. Koch, the cigar man, hai hail hla sign beautifully anil artistically repainted Our young friend C. II. Horn is spend ing a three weeks' yacation la New York cltv. We call tho attention of our readers to the handsome advertisement of II. II. Peters, tho tailor, In to-day's Ativot atk. He Is now opening up a fine lino of Spring Novelties in hl line, and has determined to let the ncople know It. Call and Inspect his stock. list cf Jnrori Druwn to serve at the April term of our courts, commencing on Monday, the 8th of April, 1883! GRAXn JURORS. Andreas, Tilghmon, farmer, East Tcnn Bower, Klwln, merchant, E. Mauch Chunk llehlcr, Win, laborer, L. Townnientlng Brislin, Frani'is, merchant. Summit Hill Bnlllet, J D. farmer, Eat Pcnn Blakslee, W W, merchant, Weatherly ririnkman, Fred, farmer, Packer Dellart, Ed, clerk, Mauch Chunk Farren, John, butcher, Packcrtin Foster, C. brlckmaker, East Maurh Chunk Haney, Tims, ahoemaker. Eh si Penn Hoppes, E 8; miller, Mahoning Keinerer, Lewis, farmer, Tnwauienslng Lewis, Thomas, machinist, Lnnslord Lsher, J C, printer, Muurh Chunk Miller, Wm II, farmer, Kidder Minnteh,S F, merchant, Summit Hill Mussclman, Thomas, farmer, Mahoning Parry, Oc'avus, laborer, Lnnslord Rouse, Daniel, foreman, Weatherly Sjndel, William, farmer, Mahoning Simpson, Samuel, laborer, Lanslord Taylor, II C, clerk, Audenried Yeager, L, furniture dealer, Maueh Uliunk FUTtl JURORS FIRST WKSX. Arner.John H, clerk, Mahoning Ash, James, laborer, L. Tnwamensing Bowman, Jacob, il I)., i.st iMuueh-t,hunk Bohrens, Francis, laborer, Penn Forest Uennliighoff, Wilson, tinsmith, Weatherly llrobst, James, teacher, East Penn IjiiiUioIoiiicw, Jacob, distiller, l'enn tnrest itoycr, John V, carpenter, L. Towamensiiig Christinan, M, teacher. Towaniensing Conway, John, laborer, Mauch Chunk Dreihclbies, -Jacob, railroader, Leliighton Donnelly, John M, physician, Lunsl'ord Erh, John, barkeeper, Leliighton Freyman, Edward, mason, Enst Penn Frechy, Solomon, bricklayer. East Penn Gallagher, Nenl, laborer, E. Mauch Chunk Hurler, Ilotibcn, farmer, List l'enn Haines, Henry l), teacher, bast l'enn Ileirelfiuger, Edward, laborer, Puckcrton (lines, John, landlord, Weatherly Hudson, 8 B, miller, Packer Kennedy, Daniel, miner, Summit Hill Kuehner, B F, clerk, East Mauch Chunk Kirchenthal, Joseph, clerk, Weatherly Ivlntz, Hubert, gentleman, Mauch Uliunk ICresley, James F, clerk, Weatherly Murray, Chas, jr., miner, Yorktown Mover, D.ivl'l, watchman. Parry villo Meyers, Win II, carpenter, Kidder Miller, Jacob, engineer, Weatherly MrUanna,.) J, gentleman, Lanslord MeGorry, Felix, laborer, Nesquehoning McFmhlen, D. clerk. Mauch Chunk Noll, Samuel, farmer. East Pcnn Osborne, John, laborer, Munch Chunk Uhert, John, pork packer. Leliighlou tteber. John, miller, 1-ruuklln Rail. Henry, mason, Lower Towamensing Shuliz, Frank, carpenter. Leliighton Stuhl, Fred, innkeener, Mauch Chunk Seifert, Charles, butcher. Lehishton Snyder, Alex., miller, Lower Towamcnsing bhuler. John, fanner, Lehigh Sweeny, C II, merchant, Leliighton Tooiny, Wm, blacksmith, Lansiniie Wulr.k, bimnn, tanner, franklin Wertman. Jefferson, farmer. East Fcnn Zehuer, Frank, foreman, Lansford TRAVKRSR JURORS SKCOSn WXWC. Andreas, Josiah, farmer, East Tenn llerger, Elios, carpenter, Lehlghton Betz, Philip, laborer, Summit Hill Crcllin.T lt.co.il denier, Mauch Chunk Ckwell. u F. tinsmith, Weatherly Coyle, Patrick, laborer, Maurh Chunk Cropp, Cusrrr, farmer, Puc'.cr Connahan. Pat'k, laborer, B-avcr Meadow Delaney, James, merchant, .Summit II a 11 Dndsoii, .Tnmi'8, carpenter,. Weatherly DeWitt.C II, boss, Weatherly ' Ferry, Hugh, miner. Banks Gallagher, Cormick, miner. Trescknw Uaii.ighrr, llngii, laborer, lmslort Greensweig, II, carpenter, Towomensing Gallagher, J, laborer, East Mauch Chunk llyiiilman, M, mcicliHHl, Maueh Chunk Ililrtz, Levi, laborer, Weatherly Hanlnn, Onen, miner, Trescknw Uunvon, K. I., merchant, Hanks Kenned vi .las, merchant. E. Mauch Chunk Kenner. Gebherd, laborer. Franklin Kunkel, Geo, farmer, L. Towamcnsing Ivhttz. Josiah, carfienter, L Towamcnsing Letter, Nathan, merchant, Franklin MiHselman, H II, carpenter, We sport .Mo I ugh, Andrew, laborer, l.nsonl .Miller, John D, eartientrr, Lehlghton Miller, George, butcher. Franklin mertz, Alfred, painter, Franklin Swank. C II, coal dealer. E. Muuch Chunk Smith, Patrick, lab.irer, Dinks Steiuer, Reuben, fanner, Pajker Sigley.O B, printer, Maur.li Chunk iweedle. J u. nlivsictun. Weutherlv Taylor, William, shoemaker, Eehigh. A Sad Accident. On Thursday evening of lat week, Coro ner Wrjght held an Inquest on the body of Mary Matechley, uged seven yeurs,who was accidentally shot by Joseph Rokinsky Mary and ber mother were at the dinner table when the gun went off. The lood en tered her abdoman and came nut on her left side, terribly lacerating tho flesh in its course. The girl fell on tho floor ami in stantly expired. Rokinsky,in whose hands the gun exploded, cried over the dcail body anil declared that the shooting was purely accidental. The parties ure Puluuders, and live at Hickory Hi.lga, a mining village a few miles from Mount Carmel. Rokinsky was a border at Muterhey'e, and never, it is said, had ony difficulty with any member of the family. Tho mother of the child is now under guard, as she has shown sy nip turns of a deranged mind. A verdict of ac cidental shooting was rendered by the coro ner's Jury. Another sad result from the careless handling of lire armsiud the usual plea "Didn't know It was loaded." Another Elopement at Mahanoy City. Mahsnoy City wss eirited over a second elopement last week. The parties this time are Henry Lochman,a widower, aged fifty threo years, and the father of four children three of whom lived with Mr. Lochman, and Mrs. Blucher, tho wlfo of a machinist living at Mahanoy City, and working lit Delano. She is thirty five years of ago and has no children. Lnchnian'a wife died but six months ago. Ho Is a German. He has been visiting Mrs. Ulueher frequently since his wife's death, and she also visited his house often during her husband's absence, until the scandal became n public one. They lelt on the early morning train Thurs day of last week, b'lylnz; tickets for Potts vllie, No traeo of them has been found. Lochman is well fiscal financially, while lllucher is a poor man, Public Sales. The followingjih-s ure advertised in the columns of tin AnvoaitK or hills hate been printed at this otlh-e tor them t March A, at! p. in. Executors' sale of rn.it estate ot 1. Ulauss, dec it ; 3li acres of land in Mahoning two., and hou unit lot in WeissHirt. Sain takes place ut " Carbon House," tnis borough. Msnli 10, al 2:30 p. m Three lets with dwelling, In Iiehighton, pioperly of Lai. and jonn d. teiuiz. March 10, at 1 p. in, Horses, rows, farm ing implements, household furniture, Ao , properly of Henry Hardlluben, Franklin township. March 13, at t p m. Household furniture, Ac, properly ot Joseph Meyers, " Eagle Hotel," Purryville. March 23 and 24, at 1 p. m. Administra trix site of personal proiwrty horse, cow, farming implements, furniture, A.-. of AJani Laucbnore, deo'd, Mahoning twp. Terrible Boiler Explosion. The Hasleton Daily Butlttin furnishes the following account of a sad boiler explosion at Drlflon on Thursday of last wtek t The locomotive boiler In uso at the Chamberlain saw mill, Thursday, about 1 mile west of Drlfton, exploded with terrific force.lnstant ly killing the fireman, William Westscolt. and fatally Injuring John Chamberlain, a son ol the proprietor, and severely scalding two others, one of whom is named TurceH. Ono portion of the boiler wos carried up ward striking ami cutting ofT eeveral trees from 8lo 10 Inches In diameter at militants) of30 feet from the ground I then continuing its flight for some 400 feel it came In con tact with a large log which was Imbedded In thn hard frozen earth. Tuls It removed Irom Its resting place, and passing along plowed up the surface for some filty fert more, when Its iorce was expended. The other part of the boiler went through the mill completely demolishing it olid the en glue, though fortunately mil injuring the workmen, of whom there wero several em ployed at the time. The mill after the ac cident resembled a lot of old lumber strewn every which way. Westsenlt's hcod wus pierced by probably a piece of splinter winch posed completely through. His body was hurled snmo 60 or 70 feet from where he stood, In front of the boiler conversing with John Chamberlain, who, it seems, simply came to pay his father a visit upon that very morning. Chamberlain had his thigh broken in several plocea, besides being oth er wise iniured. These injuries resulted in his death Saturday morning. His remains wero taken on the 3:45 Lehigh Valley train to Ills home at Weatherly where he was employed as an engineer. He wes a mem- her of Weatherly Post P. 0. S. of A., ami leaves awife and two children to mourn their loss. The remuinsof Westscott were Interred iu the Freelatid cemetery Saturday. A sad put of the affair is the lack of knowledge a to the whereobouts of tho relatives of Westscott. He appears never in have men tioned his home and his effects apparently threw no light upon the matter. It is be lieved by soma that his parents reside along the West Branch, while others aver that his home is near Blootnshurg. As yet, his rela tives liaye not been heard from. There seems to be reason to think that Ins home was in Philadelphia. The two who wero scalded were removed to the hospital and are doing as well as can be expected. W. II. Chamberlain, the owner of the mill is especially a subject worthy of sympathy, as only last winter his mill was burnt down and he was but recovoring from tho shock when this accident sweeps away his all. A sad, sad finis to the struggles of uue whose labors are almost ended. Burled at Eayro. The funeral of tho tale R. Asa Packer, eldest son of the late Asa Pucker, look place ot Sayro Monday afternoon. Notwlthstund ing tho bitter cold weather prevailing an immense crowd of people from all parts of the Lehigh and Wyoming Val!eys,nnd from the country side, thronged the grounds sur rounding the elegant mansion of the late Mr. Packer. The body reposed in a hand some casket in the cast parlor of the resi dence, a constant stream of people passing through the house to view it. A special train from Philadelphia, augmented by cars at different points between Bethlehem and S.iyre, took a large number of prominent business men, railroad magnates und Coal operators, to tho luneral. The funeral serv ices were held in the house,according to the Episcopal form. Rev. W. B. Morris, the present, rector at Say re, r-ssislpd by RevSG. F. Rosemuller, tho former rector, now of Niagara Falls, officiated. The remains wero interred in 'lioga Point Cemetery, about a ! mite and a half from the Pucker residence, A large number of people in carriage's foil: lowed the remains to their last resting place. Among the prom i cent persons present were Dr. L. A. Laniberton, of Le high University; Robert Sayre, II. S. Gor don; John Fritz, Superintendent of tho Bethlehem Iron Company; Dr. Henry C ippie; Charles Hartshorne, Vice-President of the Lehigh Valley Railroad; Samuel Thomas, President ol tho Thomas iron Company, Culasauqun; State Senator Erk ley B. Cnxo, of Drlfton; E. A. Packer, of New York; Ario Pardee, ol Hazletoti;Elisha P. Wilbur, of Bethlehem; Chairman Hen sel and W. II. Seward. After Policy Dealers. There wus a breeze In policy dealing cir cles in Allentown Friday night when itwas rumored that proceedings wero about being instituted against certain detlers. Several years ago, Peter 8. Keek lodged information ugaiust-pnllcy dealers, but the matter wss never pushed. Now, through the influence of prominent merchants, he has given in formation of a damaging cliaructer against Edwin Stelz and W. E. Ger.nun, policy dealers, who were arrested on lust Saturday morning and htlJ In $500 each for their appearance at Court. Keek says that when hits are made lite money is not forthcoming, and that hundreds of people in that city spend their all in the business. Tho reason the merchnnts are interested is becouse manv of their customers run up bills and spend their money playing iwiliry, and they, the merchants are tho loser. Other arrests are looked for ns tho merchants say they mean to push the prosecutions until the business is broken up. Four nmro arrests have lieen madeol per sons alleged lo he concerned in the policy business in Allentown. The first of the prisoners this week was William T. Hum merely, the eliurgo being brought by Sassa man Keck, and the defendant was held in $500. It is estimated thai at least fifty per sons riirn their livrlihM)d in (be policy hii - ness as managers, hackers ami runners, and among this class there exUts ronsiderahle aluitn. The game costs tho players $50,000 a year al Ilia lowttl estimate. Held for Murder, On Thursday of last week the verdict of tha Coroner's jury in the ShlcKshltiny mur der rare was filed in the office of the Clerk of Courts, at Wilkeburre. The jury find that Ihe deceased, John Brigg", met bis death through a blow on the bead, ii, Dieted by a weaimn in IhehmnUnf Dennis Mai ley, and that Malley w.m aided end abetted by the oilier men now under arret. Dor in the ulieroocti Ihu prii.oi.ers were brought liefi-re Judgo Riee oil a writ of ha. heiia inr ii. and their relaso on Imil asked for. Alti-r witnesss I11..I birn lo-uniliidge Rice decided that alt, except John Bo le, Dennis Malley and Williain.Pnilllps. could be discharged uoii Ihtir furnishing hall in the sum of 5t)i)U each for tneir fuilher up pearance. The only nue.however, who was able to furnish this bail whs Henry Conrad. Tim others were then remanded lo jail. Kd. W. Feist was arrested by C. W. Leniz, Sheriff, on Wodnes-Uv last on a e'large preferred by II. II. Peters, of trilling with the affections of his daughter, Minuie. Mr. Feist gave hall lor his appearance at court in Ihe sum of JIJOO. L03T A Gold Breastpin, on SaturJay afterinon, between Iron street and the School Hall. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the post office lower Towamenstng Squibs. The boar which was seen on the prem ises of several persons at the Gap and Prince's, was shot last week. Many of the weather prophets predict an early spring. Possibly, on account of the blue birds which have made their op. pearance. Mr. August Lehr was found In a dying condition, last Saturday a week ago, on Stony Hill, by workmen who went In their work In the morning, lile waa almost ex tinct, every thing was done to restore him, but all In vain. In his pnrkrt was found a bottle of whiskey, which on examination wus found to contain poison. On the even ing prior to hit death he went to Fire Line Hotel to get his bottle filled, and ou his way home he met Ills sad fate. At tho lute election tho Republicans elected part of theirllcket, viz: A.C. Prince, School Director; Ed. Boyer, Inspector of Elections, and Robert Musrhtitz. Supervisor, his opponent, Reuben Blose, being defeated because very lew of (he Voters living ut the west end of township attended the election Irons Bowman's not oyer half a dozen yotes were cast. Mr. Daniel Brcyfogel, while on his way to Daniel Beer's, stepped In lo see us and wo had a friendly chat. Call again. We clip the following paragraph from the Jorm onrf Firvridt of February l.llh, loi the benefit of those who wish to muko furth er investments with firms engaged us grain ami stock brokers, especially with Unite enumerated Mow : "The Post Master General, Jan 30th, is sued an order forbidding the delivery ol money orders and registered letters to the following Chicago firms! Flemmlng A Mer nam, It. E. Kendall. V Co, Charles J. Htnri k Co., Benuet, Holtztpun A Co., and Cud worth A Co. Tho inspector stated lhat these firmf-were nominally engaged in business us grain and stock brokers. Through ad vertisements they solicited investments of money In' sums of any Biimunt, asserting that by a combination of email sums in one 0eralinn they wereabletosecureextruordi nary returns from the Investments. They agreed lo make monthly reports to the In dividual speculators, and oiiisinnally, with the purpose of luring their victims into making further investments, they remitted to them small sums of money ,-ometlmes as much as $35or$50of tliooriglnal investment. In the cud, the money was not returned, the victims being informed that it had been lost in a turn of the market. The retort states that these fronds were ol vast magnitude, the five firms receiving as much as $10,000 a day through the mull." Confiiiknck. Accident at Catasauqua. On Thursday night about 12 o'clock Mr. Charles Buss while on his way to summon Dr. Heckenbergcr, of Catasauqua, to his residence at iiucnsviiie, met with a serious accident at the Lehigh Valley Railroad crossing at Biery's brldee. When he ar rived at the crossing the passing of two trains frightened the horse, which becoming unmanageable, reared and plunged until he came iu contact with the moving train. The carriage was crushed to pieces ami Mr. Buss who had been thrown, was bodly injured. Ho was subsequently conveyed to his home in Ruchsvllle by Dr. Heukenberger, ho re in lining unconscious for part of the way, While the carriage was being ground to pieces by tho moving train the horse broke loose and ran down the road. Excepting i few bruises he wus not injured m'ueh. Al lentown. Democrat. Sold Oat by the Sheriff. Thdniany friends of Mr. Obe S. Keiser, proprietor of the U. S. Hotel, at Slatlnglon, will regret to'lenrn that ho rcceutly became so seriously embarrassed financially that he had to Buffer the seizure of his ner son a 1 propertyjaid to witness tho sale of, the same by tha Sherlffon last Saturnay. Mr, K. always stuck well to his business, and kept a first-class house, and his misfortune Is therefore deeply deplorod by the iieople of hitsection, and indeed wherever he Is known. Fortnnatelv he had cood friends to rome fnrword in the lime of his greatest need, ond who bought in his stork witn a view of keeping him going. He is voung yetjjocltve, energetic and ambitious, and with anything like good luck he will be able to overcome his'lioubles, and In such event none of his now creditors need fear of losing a single penny, for being a man of honesty -tie will, we are quite sure, as soon as he Is able, meet his liabilities dollar for dollar. Allentown Democrat. "Loaded" Firewood. The vicinity of tho tnll-galj at Salsburr, near Altetnwn was thrown into excitement last Friday by a mysterious explosion in the kitchen stove of the Widow Kern, daughter of John Gross. A short lime previous hi the explosion Mrs. Kern had filled the stove witli cut cordwood token from a large wood pile near the house. The report was very loud and the stove was blown to pieces, Mrs. Kern was struck in the face and body by the flying pieces. She was severely burned. It is said that a piece of wood loaded with powder had been thrown on the pile Irnm which the family obtained its sup ply, and the act is laid to a Germanboy, aged fourteen, who was recently discharged from Mrs. Kern's employ for bad conduct. Suicide in Allentown. Charles Hointzleman, a well know eiti z-n and an extcntive urgan builder, of Al lentown, committed suicide by drowning in the Little Lehigh near the water works on Lawrence Street, some lime during Monday night qr. Tuesday morning. He left the house in his stocking feet shortly before 12 o'clock and must huve gone direct to the place where he ended his life, as a thorough s-arcll in the neighborhood fulled to reveal his whereabouts. His body waa found in the river near tho water works Jy Daniel Trexler, the Superintendent. Mr. Heint zleman was well-known throughout thi, part of the State us a builder of church or gana arid leaves a cousiderable estate. The Coroner held an Inquest ond rendered u verdict of suicide by drowning. No cause Is assigned for the rash act. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. The annual meeting ol tho stockholders of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com pany, held Tuesday In the rooms of the Board of Trade iu the Mercantile Library. Philadelphia, was organized by the selec r.on of J. D. Mooreheud us Chairman uud d Shepherd as Secretary. Toe annual ru port was read, and, alter a few qucstieus atjsfaclorily answered by President Harrie, Ihe following It iard of M inug-rs was elect o.; Joseph S. Harris, President; Franria O. Yaruell, Vice President; Edward W, Clark, I-rancis R, Cw, Fisher Hazard, Chuilrs Punish, Charles Wheeler, George V lutuer, John Leiseuring, James M. Wil cox, Edward Lewis, T. Ctiaillou Ileurr, Samuel Dickson, To Publishers and Editors. Many Newfiaiers und Magazine have been established in Ihu United Slates and Canada williiu Ihe last two years, Ilia name ui wuicu uo uoi upjiear in any News paper Directory or Catalogue. Tin i.ub 1 1. tiers and editors of such are Invited to send copies ami full description ot their re. SK-ctiVH publications to (A JCUitor of Jlub. bard's aVrw.paotr aud a5an Directory of the World, New lluven, Cunu., that thuy niuv bo properly catalogued and deaeriha.1 hi th forthcoming edition of that work lor WK3, aiimiv giya mis nolle? an In. sartion in their columns willconfera Uvor wi m ,ra.i roiericp.r Mahoning-Items. A. M. Klstlcr and his school were out sleighing last Saturday. Abe calls his party "The Boss" because he claims It to have been the biggest one ot the season. As David and some other big fellows were long we will not dispute the matter, but leaye him have the honor of havlngbrought nut the largest sleighing party. Dr. P. D. Keiser was al Mauch Chunk on Tuesday last. Mr. David Snyder and his wife, from Iowa, are visiting their friends iu this place. A teachers' institute Is to be held in the Evangelical cntirrh, of Ibis place, this (Fri day) evening at 7 o'clock, Mr. L'wls Nothstein and his mother, who huve for the last Iwn months been vis itlng their relatives and friends at this placo and Lehlghton, left for Kannis on Thurs day night. -William Noll nc family jif Lehlghton, wero the guests of Dr. Keiser on Sunday last. Mr. Jefferson Dllbett and family, of Mahanoy City, spent Sunday with triends at this place. -Muhlnn Nothstein attended a vendue near Mnsserville, Lehigh county, on last Tuesdar. Miss Ellen K. Arner who has been st lying at Purryville for the past two weeks returned homo. The closing exerisra ol the New Ma honing rchool will lie held on Saturday evening March 24th ( those of the Centre Square school on Saturday eyenlng March 31st. The report of tho Centre Square School for the month ending Feb. 22d, 1683, is as follows : ' M F T Whole No. in attendance 28 2fi 54 Average attendance 25 20 45 t'er cent, of attendance 88 78 ai Names of pupils who attended every day during the month Ira E. Seidle, Albert Hoppes, Phaon H. Keiser, Orvllle Rauch, Odillou Hoppes, Frank Fritz, John Fritz, Uriah Xatnler, John Delp, Jacob II. Long acre, Picrro Sitler, Haryey Siller, William Mertz, Minnie Hoppes, Anna Keiser, Dora Delp, Minnie Sitler, Amanda Rex and Clara Xnuder. Tho following is the report of the New Mahoning School for the month ending Feb. 22d, 1SS3: M F 12 11 91 Whole No. in attendance 24 Ayerage uttendunce 21 fer cent, of atletiduuce 03 Names of pupils who attended every day during the month Wallace P. Nothstein, Eli 0. Snyder, Oscar Zimmerman, Joseph D. Arner, Erwln A. Nothstein, Martin E. Nothstein, William .0. Siller.Ulysses G. Sil ler, Albert E. Snyder, Stephen 0. Fenster marher, Willie F.' Rex, Albert M. Fenstcr mucber,Liiura L. Sitler, Missouri E. Snyder, Henrietta Fritz and Lizrtta Sitler. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in tho Lehlghton Post office, March 1st, 1883 1 Acker, John II. Auge, David Burger, Sylvenus Cunter, Josiuh Coumber, Miss Em. Driesbach Aaron Ebbert, Curn. Flrghmous, Emma Freyman, Tims. Fritzinger, Moses FruHhiser, James Fink, Nathan Klstler, Miss Mary Kreitz, Harriet Mehrkam, Wilson Mertz. Chas. L. Martz, Frank Michel, Joseph. Moser, B. F. Peter, Ed. Peters, William Shook. J. B. Steigerwatd, Wm. Schoch, James Grow, Reubeu Shoemaker, Adam Weaver, M. J. Persons calling for any of tho above let letters will please soy "advertised." T. J. Smfkrt, Ass't P. M. The Coal Trade. Th Pottsvllie Miners' Journal, 23rd ult., says: "Tho threo diys' suspension tins week has had hut little effect upon the market. Stocks are sufficiently heavy lo warrants continuance of the suspension. The mill weather of the past week is an item that should be considered. At this season of the year particularly, such weath er ia uufuvorublo to the trade. Neither mining or shipping operations have been interfered with by tho ruins or fresbets,and the collieries, generally speaking, have neyer been in better condition to answer a demand for a large output Accident at Coplay. Jacob Tugund, ihe foreman in ono of the stone quarries at Coplav, met with a serious accident on Monday of last week, A blast had just been made, and Mr. Tugand was standing across a stone breaking it up with a sledge, when suddenly a large stone, un noticed by him, rolled down the side of the quarry to Ihe bottom, where he waa stand ing, pinioning his right foot with one of its sharp edges to the slone he was breaking, His foot was crushed to a shapeless mass, and amputatiou will probably bo necessary Allentown Democrat. The First Comet of the Year. A little before seven o'clock on Friday evening last, white Prof. Lewis Swilt, Di rector of the Warner Observutory, Rochest er, N. Y., was scanuing the western sky, he discovered a brilliant comet located in the constellation of Pegasus, near the alar Beta The new comet is moying eastward ami is very bright. This is the first comet discov ered during .the present year and also the first disrnvery made by means of the new telescope of the Warner Observatory, which is the largest private telescope in the v.-orld. ITEMS OF INTEREST. The forty-ninth philaulhrop'c cofiVe house has just been opnrd in Liverad. Henry George's "Progress and pover ty" is exciting much attention in Holland, where it has Wen translated into Dutch by M. Strautmati. Tho theory of Romberg, lhat neurolgiu is Ihe prayer of the suil'.rilig nerve for healthy b!o and mora of it, is now gener ally receive.! by physicians. In soma ol lbs luclorice- In Toronlo Canada, young girls are wlii'ied for dis obedience and neglect of workaiud fua-n-ty of ladies has beeu formed for their prntrc lion. An Illinois doctor sent a bottle labelled "Culme I - pizeu" to a patient. The rountv mediril soriety has riled him tnaiqearuud show eaiue why ho should not be expelled. Dr. Uunten, the chemist, has been elec ted a Foreign Associate- lolhe French Aca demy of Seienne. "This dignity," says tin Midicul iVem, "Is one of the highest in ll.e world, Hnd is limited to eight names," Al the recent Medical Congress in Se ville il was stated thut the exressivu death nte in Spain is owing to Ihe nr uilmeula. tinn aud uncleanly habits. Thousands ot Spaniards, said the speaker, have cover washed since they were horn. During Ihe year 1882, Germany, ii eluding Luxemburg, produced a total of 3, 170,957 tons of raw iron, as against 2,011. 00ft tons In 18SI,2,T28,0V8 iu 1880, and 2, 2iuJS7 in 187V. The advocates of protec tion are naturally proud nf this ascending scale. Tho stallitiesnf French judicial admin 'Ulrath'D testify lo a very marked increase in certain classes of orhna. While offences gainst public order and against property have decreased, and ordinary murders do but hold their own, outrages Upon rhildtcn and esses of Infanticide and abortion have Increased. Announcement Is made of the betroth aloflhe Countess Olsela Wetserbelmb and the Baron George Washington, son of the Baron Maximilian Washington, of Gratx, Anstria. The Wsshlnglon family is a branch of the old English slock of that name, from whiah came the illustrious first President of this Republic. Tho London Medical Record concludes from Prof.' Koch's experiments that theonly certain dislnlectants are chlorine, bromine, and c-rroiire sublimate. Solutions of one purtofthe latter to l,00r parts of waterwill kill spores iu ten minutes, white a solution of 1 In 15,000 Is strong enough to arrest the power of development In micro organism, -The late Archbishop Tall had to the last, especially when he warmed up in his sermons, a stronir Scutch urrrnt. He did not favor Mr. Gladstone's policy In the hit ler days, rs-eriully on ll.e Eastern questi di; however, on occasions he has done good service 1 1 the Liberal cause. Had Hint been lor his assistance, the- bill fordisestab llshing the IrUh Chuich would not have passed. According to Dr. Ti'ke, the English hygie.ilst, Idleness and Ignorancu ure much more piolillo causes ofdiseust mnong uo men thuu overivurk. They are the main causes of hysteria und of ninny other evils, including inanity and Insanity. The bienk down from overstrain does occasionally tak. nlace, and tho firt imiairtunt symptom i tleeides'nco; when Unit sets in there I. rinse for alarm. The consumption of imported wine it England was 8 per rent, less last year thai in 1881 and 2 per rent, lea' in I8S0. Ii spirits the decline wus 1 per cent, less.iti 1882 than in 1881. Allowing for increased population, this rate ol dvcrruse in the roll sumption of spirituous liquors is vert marked. At the same time the increase in the consumption of lea wus 3 per cent, and in cocoa 8 per cent. Leo XIII. bus just given an audienci in Vatican to 1,000 children Irom 5 yearn id age and upwurd,of the elementary schools established and supiiorted by him. Tin children, who sang hymns in chorus und recited pieces of ietry, were accompanied by their teachers, and at the conclusion id the audience bis Holiness gate the I'ontifi cal Almoner 2,000 franca to be distributed among the poorer scholars. "World Smashing." World smashing, Meteoric Astronomy, Lunar Volcanoes, are t. e "thrilllne" sub jects discussed by V. M. Williams in No. 12 or me i-izevlr wurary, price two cents I Nervously inclined readers will be glad to know thai the author is conservative, and claims that science demonstrates, not the ear.y destruction or the universe, but quite tho contrary. These three essays are Irom a handsome larce volume bv the same au Ihnr and publisher, issued nnder the title ol ' Scienco in Bhort Chapters," in which nte treated something moro than two-score topics ol popular interest, many or them be ing practical rather than simply curious. The importer's price of $3 50 is reduced by the American publisher to 50 cents for handsome cloth binding, or 85 cents for half Russia, red edges, though tbe American edition ia fairly eaual to the importer's. For sale by all booksellers, and bvclub agents. John ii. Alden, l'ubltsber, 18 Vesey street, New York. STOCK MARKETS. Closing prices of Do Haven A Townsend, Winners, It o. 40 south Third Street. Phil adelphia. Stocks bought aud sold either lor cash or on margin. Philadelphia, February 28, 1883, bid asked n8 3's,Ext 104 104, U H Currency 6'a 130 - US 3lsExt 103 - US 4J, new 11.13 11.1 US4' 1109 HUV Pennsylvania R R fidi fii2 Philadelphia A Reading R R 201 209 Lehigh Vuliey It I! A4i 05 Lehigh Coal A Navigation Co SUJ 40 United N J RJR A Canal Co ltl0 1111 Northern Central It R Co 54 55 Ilestonville I'ass. It It Un 15 III Buff. Pittsburg A West. R R Co... 15J 16 Central Transportation Co..... 33 34 Northern Pacific Com 48 48 " " Prefd 83 8.1 a North Pennsylvania R R (10 f7i Philadelphia & Krie'R R 18 20 Silver, (Trades U0J 111 J MAKHIi:i). SEABEL CAUL. On February lllh, bv Itev.J. S Erb, Mr. John II. Seabel, to Jims Elizabeth Cahl, both of Weatherly KAST-0'BRIAN.-On February 24th bv the same Mr. Ambroso B. Kast to Miss hmma C. O Brian, both of Weissport. KRESGE KUNKLE. On February 1 1th, uy mo itav. A. fJarlhotomew, Mr. John W. Kreage, of Weissport, to Miss Sarah juinkie, ot rackerton. BACHMAN-MCLEAN. On February 1 71 h by the same Mr. John Baclunan. ol West l'enn, to Miss Emaline McLean, of r.ast urunswick. RHOADES BAMBERY. On Ihe 22d lilt., by Rev. J. II. Ifartnian, Williau II. Ithoad" and Miss Lizzie BamUery.botl of East Mauch Chunk. iiF.i. DINTINGER. In Hozleton. on the 1711 ult., Laura Ann, daughter of Jamb uno Kebeccn Dinlingcr, uged 15 years, It mouths ami 12 days, BEIIM. In this borough. onthe2lst ult. John 0. B hm, aged 77 yi-ora,2 ninnthi and 7 days. TRAINER In this borough on the 25ii ult.,C.irrie Estella, cmhl of the late Al fred Trainer and wife Carolina, aged twi years and 211 days. NUNF.MACIIER.-On the 1 As Ii nlt..ln East Brunswick, Harriet A. E , duiighler id Lewis und 1 J oily .Mincmueiu-r, ug-d I months ami 23 days. SCHUMACHER-On Ihe 25th nil., in Le hichtnn, William Franklin, son of Owen and Mary E. Schumacher, aged 7 years, 1 1 mouths and Z7 nays. Sl'KCI.Ui NOT IKS. A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and Indiscretions o jnuth. nervous ueatfi,ri, early decay, loss of manhood. &e , I will send a reel oo inai win euro on, tutt. ut tlllAIIiU-:. Tins ureut reuiedr was ill'eov cred by a missionary In South A merit a. Send n sell-oourcsseii envelope luiue incr, josani T. ikuam, niuiiun ii, new lonelily. sun. la. ly. T will mall f free! 'be recipe for a simple VKUUl'Alil.K HALM that villi reunite TAN. I-iik'JKI.ks, ruin, t.a anu IlLOTUHES, leuvlii Ihe skin soil, clear and ocautllul j also Instructions fir product!! a luxuriant Kruwiu ui nuir ou a i-nni neuu smooth fuoe. Aildrt-ss liichvlnji So. stamp KKN. VAN llfcl.r, lslIarclayS .. N. Y mar. 2i-yl. "TO'cONvSUMP'riVES. The advertiser having been permanently cured orili.it dread disease, Consumption, b a ilinule r.-inedv. Is anslous to make known la his fellow sufferers Ihe means of cure. To It who desire II, be will send a copy oflhe prescription used, (free ol charuc), with the rltreeiluns lor preparing and uslni; tbe same. which lliey will nod a sure OUItl'. for OUIKtltri, IMI1.IIS. UONSllilPTItlN, AS THAI A. llltONIMl T1S. Jto. Parties llbinu-1 lie. t'n-.erlptlon.wll! please address. Rev. Ii A. WJLSO.X, ltd l'enn St.. Williamsburg, w. v. mar, w-yi ERRORS OF YOUTH. OENTLEMAN wto suffered for yesrs f.ura Nervous DEBILITY, Pit EM A TlIliK IIKIIaV. and all th effect! ol youth fu. Indiscretion, will for Hit sake ofsutlerlnic biiBianiiy, send irea to all who need It, the recipe and direction for making; tho simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wlshlnir lo pruflt by the advertiser's expert ence can du so by addressing; tn perteoi con fidence. JOHN B. OiHlE.V. mar.25.yl U Cedar ft. New York. 0UjMyBacM That's a common expres sion and has a world of mcanfntf. How much suf fering b summed up in it. The smgurar thihfj about it is, that pain in the back is occasioned by so many things., May be caused by kidney disease, liver com plaint, consumption, colcf,. nervous debility, &c. Whatever the cause, don'E neglect it Something is wrong and needs prompt attention, No medicine lias yet been discovered that will so quickly and surely cure such diseases as Brown's Iron Bitters, and it does this by commencing at the foundation, and mak ing the blood pure and rich. Locimport, Ind. Dec. 1, sS&V For a long time X have been at snfDcrer from, stomach and kidney disease. My apjwttte-was very poor And the very tmull amount I aid esc disagreed with me. 1 was annoyed very much from non-retention ct uiine. 1 tried many remedies with. no success, until 1 used Brown's Iron Bitters. Since I used that myr stomach does not bother me anv Myappetitelsslmply immense. My kidney trouble Is no more, and my tncral health Is such, that I feet ke a new man. Aftef the use cf Brown's Iron Bitters for one month, I have alned twenty pounds !& weight. O. B. Sakgimt. Leading physicians and clergymen use and recom mend Brown's Iron Bit ters. It has cured others? sufTering as you arc, and it will cure you. DR. J. BTlMAKCHISi, disco vimEit ojdie'. aiiAitoinsrs (POSITIVE CD3E FOR IEMAIE GOUPLAIilTE. Thbi remcdv will act in harmour villi tho Fe male system at all times, and also Immediately npon tne aoaominai ana merino rouecics, sma re store them to a healthy and strong condition. Dr. Marchlsl'a Utcrino Catbollcon will cure faTJ !nj of the womb, Lencorrboea, Clironiclnnsmnia- tton ana Ulceration or me ivomu, inciaeniui Hemorrha?a or Flooding, ralnfut. S'lnnrcsscd and Irregular Menstruation, Kidney Complaint, Barrenness nnd Is especially adapted tothe diango of Life. Send for pamphlet free. Allleltsraof inquiry freely answered. Address as uDovo. jror alio by all drucclsts. Nevralr.o 81 perbottlr, OMalzo $1.60. Be euro and er!c for Dr. ilar chlal'sUteilneCatholkon. Takouootl:w- For Hale by A. J. DurllnE. D'ugJ?tt, aiijliton 2Jy PAYNE'S 10 Horso Cipark-Arrestlnfl: Portable. Kn?!un baa cut 10 000 ft. of iculgnu Pina Board 1j 10 to ur. curuliii; aliba from tin. saw m eight lout lei-gihs. Our 10 Itortt U" fJiirati to fa'nisH pqwoe to saw 8,000 feet of Hemlock bosrda Jo 10 boura. Our 15 Horn ui.I c:it 10,000 eel In ssmo thn. uur l-uglnca aro quaiu.htkki to furnirh a r-orso -power, on ); lets fuel and water than auy other retina not flttel with ill Aateiwvtla Cnt-OO. If oit leant a Stationary- or lortablo L'jBino, Holler. Cir cular Caw Mill, bhaflioe; or Tn 115,, cither cast or Mad.lart'a Pitent Wrought Iron Pullay, sou 1 for our lllustruttd Ctta- ogn, ' " for Informatb'n and prices. U. W. is SO:;s, Corning, If. Y, Box.... Williams Sewing Machines AltS ACCNOWUDOIO TO DC TJTE BEST IN THE WORLD They hava received highest Awards at the Centennial and at all other leadicj Kiliibitions held in Europe rnd America. miT UAccnrs wisiaxtzd bt isa wmsa. Factories located at Montreal, Canada, and riattsbure, New York. THE WILLIAMS HaYdFACTDRIHu1 CO., 317 Hctro D&za Strec, Uostred. si C H E j S ar lii'A'il n4r!UMV.i! ..Month. 1n,la I RR. IdJ J.C McCVKDV tl to., rsUk.Ulpl.u.l-., AGENTS Wanted ftafaTBtt lew (n pt ten lellmr ! aieraM every wlcti LJb-rai iefi4 FRFF 80 1U IJaUAUI llltsl,-, buuTif bL lijOfut Umsmo Utiot, f U 6x3, mmI m tlltmt4 Dwvk. U wU va4 Iwt 8 fttoMfM fur tl m iiwiiiiw rficrsjiMSSjn MM i.O.ltt0urAC3IHV(Kt. LOTTA .It La (Lai L.I MUIutr B IU (Mi !Ut sen, tfeO MMsW i i i iass TMi -Ltll ln.' SC5 bl-ItUsMhrahsri., j! VJ r- iw Ism fcaft, A a
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