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i. V. MORTIIIUSR, . . . EDITOR
LKUIOIITON, PA.!
EATURDAY, OCTODEU JO, 1883.
Editorial Mention.
"Gitb" cava tbat Qoverpor Cleveland
'of, K "Turk is lloadly'e nominee for
President. Both Arthur and Cleveland,.!
are ttw eons of preacher.
vtmLl.'tt. r, - -.1 al . M. I
Hf' ffoea command of Uie army on tbe
W-t of November, is almost miraculous,
Hi m lived in Washington for a great
T10 BIS 0B1CU1 Hie WHDOOt DCtng COn-
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lc! with ft single scndL
wag" Pitt rFrim. Minister
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W UlWl' M v413 v vwsjetve waa.
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A agent of tarnua'e show is bunting
up curiosities in lonaou. ui morougn-
Ir understand bis buslnese and bsl
feaftHtteunqualifled admiration of tbe
Thi P.1 Mil nurm tnvi ll
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death bis no sting for Mm if be oould
only Und man with a tall."
T. ,w nfrln.hoM,.n I,k
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tilnlr MtjbT sb a Talnable woman. She
writes to tbe Beading Ac lib tbat her
husband wanted to trade her off for n
sorrel horse. Dine, turb the tables and
wop off tbe old man as a Terdant ass!
Bivaoxn Bulutan, after bis sparring
exhibit! in in PottsTille last week.createa
a disturbance in a aisrepniaoie nouse
and. was compelled to "skip.- At 8cran-
ton be was hooted in the streets and waa opportunity of showing the gentl cban
afr!d to give a pnblio exhibition. An ceuori through Alpbnjizo, tbat the Be
nppesition combination" of deoe'at peo- poblle was not to be bull-dozed any
ple.is being made np and It is probable
that before long tbe Uoston bruuer will
be "busted.'
A Hazlktoic paper rises to tbe remark
that "the greatest bsppiness in this life
iito be thoroughly resigned to Prori
dence." This paragraph was rend by a
young lady of Lebighton who laid down
the paper with one gentle but profound
comment: "That may be so, but as for
rssr I have dtrived more perfect happi
ness and satisfaction from tbe knowledge
of being well dressed than from all the I
- eonsolations of religion."
B thinks as little of reporters as be
does of official women, Republican rivals I
or Boston culture. While traveling in a
spepial train from Boston to New Bed
ford, on Tuesday, be beard tbat repre-
nettUtives of two anti-Butler Boston r
ffPera were on tbe train. He hd, ibim
put off at a small station on the route,
where they bad an opportunity of reflect-
'Jog for some hoars on the internal icon-1
' cmy of Madagascar.
Mart Ahbzbkox has got the bulge on
the Prince of Wales. The Catholic
'Xixss aaya tbat tbe Princo sought an
interview with Miss Anderxon and that
she" refused the proposition point blatk.
Upon being questioned about the matter
Miss Anderson said. 't-s, I was aiked
tg.meet the Prince of Water, but I per-
-fectly understood the light in which he
regards actresses as a rulc.and I refused.
I "have always maintained my diguiry nud
elf-respeot, and I would not place my
eelf in a position where I might have
been compelled to forget them," You
are' a good Rlrl Mary, from the advertis.-
Ingas wellaa tbe high moral point of
leWl 1
tbe title of an association"that seeks to
give definite form and purpose to the I
intellectual life of the country, and to
fo'fmulate a new and healthy social ys-
tem which may be regarded as a practi-
cat outcome of the literature of tbe age."
Acting for 1U nembers and by ita mem-1
ue ii seeks 10 niena iuo iiigner lie-1
publio of taste." It responds to qnerln I
relating to Ltteratnre, Art, Education I
and Culture, and consists of private to-1
at circles which aro affiliated with the 1
e Btral organization. If this associate n
should go even a little way on tbe road
marked' ont it will not have been born in
vaiu.
.Bex Botleb bas written a-letter ar.
oeptlng tbe nomination of the Greenback
I4bor Convention for Goymer, in
wbioh be says: "The Greenback bas
berome absolutely the currenoy of tbe
United States in the several different
rirmsm whienme uoverument issues
lis money. Every silver and gold certl-
fiCate ana every postal rate is essentially
n aeenback, that is, a paper currenoy
based on the guarantee of tbe nation's
good faitb, A part of tbat currency.
gold and silver. Is, in my judgment, us
lessly piled np in the vaults of tbe
Treasury, but, if that were all taken
away, Btill tbe note of the United Ststts
would be just as good, and there is no
considerable number of persons tbat I
know who would have that currency
changed."
"A poucexam's night stick is not, when
properly bandied, a dangerous weapon,
said Captain Patty of the New York po-
lice lorce wnen lestuying in a muraer
trial, on Tuesday. A day.stlsk Is eqnslly
harmless,. when 'properly bandied;" so
is a blackthorn, a hickory, and even that
delight of maidens and childhood tbe
insinuating candy. Jf a stick of any
size or quality be kept up the chimney
or in tho inside pocket of an overcoat it'
cannot, do any narrn- 11 a cmiu, anerl
buying a half pound of candy, jihb'nld
"carefully handle'' it by throwing it
down the writ instead of under tbe vest
buttons, death does not ennue neceasarily
1 1 the child or to the well. Bnt history
fails to tell of any. variety of stick which
B-oig pouoemau can appiy vigorously 10
ptuaun ..u inu.o tu.k uw
pale orbits proprieior to smile.
Jouk SwrNToy.one of the Sen's editors.
bas severed bla couneetion with tbat pa
per o,nd bos started a sheet of bis own.
Mr. Swioton is a remarkable man. Up
on abstract questions he ia a clesr think
er and an eloqnentwriter. In practical
politics he Is a strong, almost violent,
Demwrat, who cherishes the principles
of Jefferson, and wbo loathea with all
bis soul tbe vnlgar and corrupt machin
ery of boaslam and curbstone politician.
He la recanted by smart 70ung gentle.
,f" -" y v ew o
wen, whose mental and moral vacuity
Increase tbe tlrtals'lcn of Xsw Turk
d .tiles, at a polltt fit writer born Va
omtnrie. and a balf btforn hts Hire.
Thin is a mUfortnue under whtoti every
t loaghti'ul and broad-ulndrd man haa
hart to conltnil, and John Swlulon trill
gmpon tils way of clear tbinkinR and
bard bitting fnllr conscions tbat the It-1
telllgsnt Democraor of this count? is
with blm.
Tni first National Apple Congress of
England waa opened Oct. 4, in the' great
conservatory of tbe Ilojal Ilortlcaltaral
Gardens, Cbiswiok, near London, lbs
only object of tbe congress ts to correct
tea .nomenclature of . apples, and no
trrlris are offered for tbe exhibits. .. Tbe
aTtilKltAra t-jmrMMit yatv eontttv in
Great BriUin and Irelaud, and dishes
of apples bate also been sent from
Sweden and Jersey. There is altogether
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aiipiay Ol I, uiur, irj)rnruni.B
10.080 different aoru or appus; ana it
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.. tb,m. The conmy 0f Kmi.
inn iNrrrpRL RDiiiriuuior. rhu in iu idwbu
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lora. log ann ou on ciuiuiiiod iiii
Ur - .eon,riuntlonof 1C7 varieties, which
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Th C0D lhoroucblj educational.
d . ,, thB lgth t
Turn King of Spain during a recent
Tint ig u uunu uiiui uuyu
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, ana nceirea ouier imimawvus ui
aissatisraclton wnicn. renaerea nis eisy
renco, capiui inexpeaieni 6a
ancomioriauio. Aiuca couiamoijr van
been heaped npon the Parisians by tbe
American press for such nnseemlr con
duct. The Philadelphia Times, wblcu
bas generally got the right word to eay
about events in "another fellow V coun
try, shows tbat Germany, Austria and
Spain bad formed a compact against tbe
French Republic Tbe young Spanish
Klna was n ade the ecane.cat of Bis
marck, nd the people of Paris took the
furlher by a Mouarchial or Imperial A!
iunce. McOlure says, happily enough,
as a thorn in tbe side of Kings, France
Is most admirable."
Tnz private secretary of Governor
IPattlton is about to lictnro in this couu
ty on tlieever fertile theme of "Meu
Who Win." The lecturer U'n at. If
I man but the snbject is somewhat'thread
bar. Tbe world has beard enough and
fr ratfro than enoiiRh of tbe meu who
win. There is no tack: of braznn 'trntp
peta and whole armies of lick-spittles for
thos.j(tbr by accident and profounder
cunninc, without conscience, symfatby
or remorse, bare acquired wealth and
notoriety. It would be. no barm now to
bear the other side of tbe story of
Men Who D,i)n't. Wip." He is the true
benefactor: ad teacher who can tell tbe
world in' fitUdg strains of those ntble
lives, spent lor noble objects, which have
been cut off without publio appreciation,
leavisg no brazen monument,' no obitn-
ary In tbe newspapers, no headline upon
the solitary-' grave. This is wbat tbe
world wants to bear tbe grand old
story .of heroism, honor, valor, virtue
without a name, -or a newspaper para-
grspb. '
L'obd Colxeidoe, Chief Justice of Eng
land, who is a strong radical jy tendeuoy.
and'a keen observer of sooiul and politi
cal institutions, was entertained last
Ueek by tho Bar Association of Nev,
Yi'tk. Among other thoughtful remarks
nwdo by lis lordship ware tho follow
ing: "What docs rejoice me to see is tbe
independence and prosperity of your
middle clas.es. They own tbeir own
honreg aud lh.v ... not . rent.
unvlno Iacby T vnnlrl with Ia boa tlio
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same thing- In my own country, but, of
course, I never will. This is your great
strength and your great bsppiness. Eog
lisb papers and periodicals are full of
advice to you from gentlemen who have
been here. You -have been advised to
establish a monarchy, bare a hereditary
Senate, re-enact a primogeniture law
auu maae oiuer raaicai enanges in con
fortuity to Euglish forms. When.I read
these things I ask myself; wbat air can
these men have breathed in America?
What manDer of Americans have they
met? I um not blind to the greatness4 or
I the virtues of my own country, but what
is best lor us is not best for you, vice
versa."
The late Judge Jcre Black was very
careless in mouey matters. An inoident
is related by one of bis intimate friends
tbat is cbaracteristlo of the dead jurist.
"During tbe first years of Judg Black's
airier as Attorney Get.!." U m In
formant, "I was a frequent visitor of the
Department of Justice. I was young
lUen B8 a uWJ.r aud waa Tet, gUa lo
have an opportunity of listeuiog ts the
conversation of so Wat a lawvtr as
Judge Black. One morning a mau en
tered and banded a piece of paper to the
Attorney General. 'Dear me,' be said,
running bis fingers through bis bair, I
tbonght I bad paid tbat before.' 'No,
sir,' said tbe man. Tbe Judge reached
forward for bis checkbook, but not find
log it at one-, he put his hands into his
pookets and fumbled around for some
change. He drew out a haudfBJr,bllU
and papers. 'Ah, eb! what's' thief - be
!d, unfolding a paper and ooniparjng
- iu mw rpof oi maa. 'ijiu
I Infernal liar, be ejcj.imed, f.citedly
jumping upland iflxiog the msn by tbe
I collar, 'here is your receipt for this bill
dated only ten days.' Tbe man per-
formed a war dance around tbe office, tbe
I Jndge acting as chief instructor. His
beds frequently come in contact with lis
uu. 'is was aaauy aicaea into me
street. In looking through. hi desk the.'
Judge found three separate receipts from
this man for the same account 'I be-
I Heve that I was bom to be swindled,'
ld ludge BUck, ruefully, holding np
the receipts for my inspection."
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M Chief Jnatl-a nnWrtrw. Inn W.A
neaday delivered in Alumni Hall, an un
studied address, which contained, In ad
dition to a number of hints on what
young men could read, a pretty full ex
position of bis Lordship's literary opln
ions. He gauged the literary work of a
writer by the number of his expressions
wbioh have been incorporated unoonsci-
ously and without set Quotation into tbe
best of our language. Hia Lordship in-
stsnced tbe speech of John Bright (the
best orator be bad ever beard) aa being
. iuu vi mi
full of Milton. Wordsworth, in Lord
ColsrUge's opinion, was not ai welt
ioetrn In lit ue.rtrr tboriia It,
Ijnt b. admitted that VTordsworth was rtjipocbaVn,! of gtts bave"word tafd lh"po
particular favorite of his. Tbe indebt d afchlleolnro.1 wcmdsrs deep and lortuons
nets of Tennyson to Keats was tioll ed
by tii'fl erttje) and tbe college bojs were
advised to discriminate between tbe
sound and utitound fruits of Bheltry'a
Rf nlus. Among American writers, bis
Lordship pnt Bryant m tbe first poet and
mentioned Iiawtborne and Daniel Wei-
stsr as eminent masters of prose. Hook
er, tbe theologlau,Boiingbroke and Lord
Erskine were among the writer recom
mended by Lord Coleridge. He spoke
with feeling of Dr. Arnold, of Eogby.hls
father's friend and tbe greatest of school
masters. ti,.i -' . a
EOUCAXTOB rKXBIDKHI.
Tux loltpwing extract from a letter of
W. 8. Holmaru of Indiana, thr Ben's
candidate for President, is valuable, as
indicating the general sentiments of tbe
"Great Objector. " Tbe letter waa never
iutended for pnblieation, bnt tbe gentle
man to whoa it was written, early in tbe
spring, sent it to Mr. Dana, wilh tbe
view of ranking known to tbe people the
private life and opinions of a good, bon
elt public servant. Mr. Holman write:
"1 assure von, my dear sir. tbat no man
enjoys private life more than I do, and
no man in publio life will return to pri
vate life more cheerfully than I; My
dlstiict Is full of competent and ambit!
oua gentlemen, who would adorn a scat
in Congress; and I conld not justify my
self, after being in publio life as long as
I have, in even seeking to postpone tbeir
reasonable expectations. So you can
see bow cheerlnlly I shall, if my life is
prolonged, retire to private life after this
Congressional term expires. I will do
so, my dear sir, without a single rrgret.
I hope you find your school pleasant. 1
was once a school teacher, and liked It.
Yours truly.
"Wm. 8. HoijMAN-'
Upon these lines the Sex makes a short
comment: "Holman says be was once a
school teacher, and liked it. We trust
be may hereafter have occasion to say
also, 'I was once President, and liked
If"
THE NEW NORTH WEST.
BiMJSos. M. T. Oot. 15, 1883,
Special Correspondence.
For 2b0 years miles along tbe rich
banks of tbe Yellowstone no white man
can be permitted to occupy a foot of this
magnificent country, for it Is tbe Crow
reservation. .How long it will be before
oivllizxtlon -.crowds .the red man away
from these envied, possessions depends
upon tbe -raplditykif tbe settlement of
the snrroundlBg ooontry, and tbe nature
of the Gortrment policy, which, always
stupid eti6ngh,'ls getting more and more
so as thetiecssily arises' for a firm and
03nslsfeot 'cdurs'e of treatment for tbe
Indian owners of these 'valuable reserva
tions. "Probably no innal extent of
country in tbe 'rpaddp'main of the Un
ion is more .fertile than this single reser
vation, and tbe time must be-very brief
before tbe Government will be called up
on' the throw this, whole region open to
the ploughshare. From tbe mouth of
tbe Big Horn,- wblrb I gave a brief des
cription of in my lust letter, to this new
nd'entcrprining'iqwn, tbe scenery along
the road ia highly pUtnresqne. and pleas
ing, rue -.valleys in particular, wnicn,
with their clumps of cottonwood trees,
Lremind tie traveler of tbe old New Eng
land orchards, while tbe High and tor
tnidable wall of the buttes tbat stretch
out to the' y.ery horizon, pnsent a pic
ture unparalleled save' that of tbe re
nowned Yosemlte. 'Jn;thcse valleys, the
hardy pioneer.bas. found bis bonanza in
tlie profitable Tcallzntion of bis labor,for
CO bushtlrpf oats, 3.6'o( wheat, and 300
of potatoes to the acre on these smootbJ
s'oping valley lands, are the common
yield. ,
The dwelling of these thrifty yeoman
in tho absence Qfittie'Vaw' mill are neces
sarily bumble. These are termed shacks,
for want, probably,''bf a belter namcand
they are a one-story arrangemeut wuose
primary, secondary, and tertiary founda
tion comprises cotton-wood logs, with a
roof composed of more logs,stieks,twlgs,
dirt, aud sometimes, very uncongenial
mud, which insists npon finding its way
to the floor below during an average
rain storm. Yet.somo of theke shacks
are tidy, to a degree that dismisses any
idea of A necessity of ground floors,
plastered walls, or bay-window conserva
tories. Now and then we meet with a
shauty composed of boards, whose pre
tentions proprietor had been originally
more favored lu his worldly posseuioua
than bis sbackly neighbors over the way,
inasmuch as it must have, required a
moderate fortune to have transported
the lumber at the time of bis settlement.
With the processes of farming there bavo
been introduced tbe industries of sbeep-
nUing and cattle herding simultaneous
ly, both of which, have proved eminently
successful. Billings, with a population
of not less than 3,000, is tbe county seat
of Yellowstone county, and a very im
portant point for both trade and travel.
Turrets nothing about the place that in
vests it-with any particular prominence,
except tbat indomitable energy and en
terprise ol its citizens,- -which in time
will make it one of the llvellist buines
marts in tbe Yellowstone valley,
Having ample time I took trattt the
other day to visit the ranch -famed petti'
fled forest, pgislng by tbo East Gardiner
river falls, which are a sort of dual Min
nehaha, though tbe fall is sot quite so
high. The.-fct.nery about Use falls, bow-
ever, Is grand beyond any power of mine
to describe; and the surroundings are
appropriately enough denominated
."The Enohahted Land."" Tbe petrified
forest consists of n grove or clump of
trees, Withi trunks, bougba, branches,and
sprigs all of abjolnte solid rook, stand
ing iu their gray outline as mementoes
of the wonderful operations of nature
This forest and tbe adjacent scenery are
well worthy of tbe attention of the trav
eler and tbe scientist. Fonr miles in a
westwardly direction we came to another
wonderful geological formation found in
a kiud of basin high up on the side of
Hoodoo mountain. This 1 a flat traot
of land surrounded by bills, which seem
supported by rooky pillars of slender
size interspersed with huge columns that
appear to have been constructed by bu
msn bands. Then there are hails tike
tbe Washington -Monument as it now
appears, spires of every oonoeivable and
Inconceivable shape, objects anlmateand
inanimate nntil tbe imagination tires of
ttndylng tbim cct. The ittrrce ut
channel, through which we Wander and
wonder as we proooe'd. It is a weiid
spot, and one in which' tbe tourist who
ia In anywise esger for CTtrchanglng
soenea can find them to bis heart's cpn-
tent Aa I have already exceeded tbe
limits of a readable letter, I wilt reserve
description of tbe Tower Palls and
other localities in the Yellowstone valley
for my next Don Pedro.
Our New York, liotter.
Regular correspondence of Advocate-.
New Yobk, Oct. 1C, 1883.
Poor Helyn Leonard. For loving' the
ancient bean Callahan, not wisely but to'
welt, and shooting at the' woman whom
abe believed was alienating bis affeotlone
from her, she Is now doomed to three
years and a half In the penitentiary. No
one expected such-a verdlot 'Even the
eonrt officers thought that' If the jury
would not find btr not guilty, on account
of tbe intense state of nervous excite
ment In wbicbshe was at the ilme of
shooting Mrs. Smith, and which if it
was not actual insanity at least bordered
ea it, they would at least disagree.
Nothing can be done here without bet-
ling, and thus the odds wcro three to
one agalnat a verdict of not gnllty, and
even tbat they would dUngree. The
trial was exceediugly well managed by
her counsel, but yet they failed to con
vlnce tbe jury. Tho blow was very hard
on tbe poor girl. Her former employer
in whose family she served as govcrncsp.
told one of her lawyers shortly before
the trial ended that if tbe jury disagreed,
aud she was admitted to bail pending a
new trial, be would furnish it, and take
her back lo bis family in tbe capacity of
Governess, and thus glyo her a chance to
reinstate herself in publio opinion. All
this is now over. What the poor thing
will do after her release it is bard to any,
Everybody felt sorry for her. She was
so refined in her manner, and although
her infatuation for tho man wbo betrayed
bcr, was a piece of arrant folly, yet there
was something so tragio in it as to in
spire the utmost sympathy,
The Western Uulon officials have not
yet succeeded iu ferreting out tbe ras
cals wbo tapped the wires lending from
Jerome Park, and thus victimized tbe
pool-sellers and the betting public to the
tune of about 100.000. Frauds like
this have been done before, but never on
such a gigautio scale, embracing as it
did every betting centre on this side oi
the Rocky Mountains. Tbe criminals
did the work in a very circumspect and
thorough manner. -Every avenue of de
tection that they could think of was
guarded against. I bad n chat with one
of the editors of the "Mail and Express'
last Sunday about tbe matter. This pa
per makes a specialty of racing nens.aud
is in fact tbe recognized authority on
sports of tbe tnrf among tbe afternoon
newspapers, in the sumo, way as Uii
"World" is among the morning pnpers.
This gentltman told me tint. the firs
despatch from tbe truck giving the start;
era, betting and jockeys for the first race
though filed at 1 17, did not reach, the.
office til 2.30, and rlthongh there was
delay of nearly 40 minutes at 'the most
before the horses werei sent iff, tbe re
porters second dispatch elvipg tbe.resul, I)
of tbe race, came right in on the beel:
of tbe first one. The betting .nud atart.
ers for the second race did not come -at
all, while tbe result was the same as that
Bent to all the pool-rooms aud to the
Associated Fries. The reporter nisi,
sent tbe starters and betting for the
third race, and also subsequently the re
sult. Neither of these dispatches "reached
tbe office. It will thus be seen how care
ful the rascals were that their gam''
should not be detected before their har
vesting was completed.
Mrs. Langtry, who arrived last Suniloj
on the Oregon, looks much stouter tbun
she did when she left this country.' Hei
journey on tbe continent has evidently
done ber a great deal of good. She is
living very quietly at the Alberniarle
aud the presence of her mother keeps off
the mashers. Freddie Gebbard is also
more subdued. It is the general im
pression in theatrical circles tbat her
visit this season will be a failure financi
ally. The College of the Cily of New Yorl
has at last taken a step iu the right di.
reetion by opeuing olosacs in mechanic
arts, which may be atteuded by iht
students, If the investigations of the
Senate Committee on Labor and-Ednca-
tion have had no other effect,, they had
at least this one, tbat they aroused the
attention of those who have tbe educa
tion of the young In baud, to the neces
slty or fitting them for tbe struggle ol
life better than by simply cramming
tbeir beads with a lot of uselcKS kuowl
edge. We have too many half-starved
professional men, too many book-keeper
out of position, and our workshops are
filled with artisans of foreign importu
lion, mow ineae men all enru gooo
salaries, ranging from twenty to seventy-
five dollars a week. There Is no reason
why our American boys should not be-
come adepts as well as they, and tbat
the money which goes abroad shonld
stay in this country. At present the
movement of the faculty of tbe Colle. e
of the City of New York Is merely tenta
tive; that is to say the school of mechan
ic art is not to be kept np if It is found
that it interferes with the regular course
of studies; -but tbere is no doubt that
its advantage will become so niaulfest,
that its scope will be widened ere long,
The rumored troubles among lb
Trus'ees of Dr. Talmsge's. church are
unfounded. I asked Dr. Talmace hut
Sunday wbat tbe resiensttons of two of
the trustees meant, lie replied tbat it
was solely the press of private business
which prevented tbrm from attending to
tbeir duties as trustees in a manner cat
factory to tbem.. Tba finances of tbe
congregation are in tbe most satisfactory
condition.
Fishermen from all over tbe country
are in town to attend tbe annual fly cast
ing tournament which began at Central
Park to day. So far it is a complete
success, and as fine an exhibition of
scientiBe fivhing aa has been seen for a
loug time. .
JSjiP Snbscribo for and
read the Carbon Advocate?.
If contains nil the latest local
news up to the time ol going:
to ptf-sn.
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NEW AtiYWtTlSEMENTS.
WM Stroci: an Old Soldier.
tflt Vfill soon bo twenty yesrs elnee tbe war
tlosed."
Under the hot sun of Aaiast, 1181 the Til-
lafra ot Dover, N. JM lay still as the ephlnlx
n Egypt, whllo Elijah Slurp, ormat place,
llowly and softly spoke of the, past. "Yes,"
he said, "l was Iu the army and saw many
ofthe lights of thoas fearful years. I was
finally discharged from disability, Teiultlnir
from lunitroke. I came home, miserable In
health and.tnlrlts; so enfeebled that! took
cold on the ellehteat exposure. Life seemed
worthless to me; 1 lived only In memory.1'
"That was sad enough," I said, divlalna:
Wf lain wo clgitrs.
ThAt's io,"-replleil Mr. Sharp; "out I Tgot
over It.- lutgrew.l!T Not eiactlj-. When In
JJiivt condition I began taking PanKsn's
tomu, ana my neaitn commenced to improve
right away. I was astonished at it, and so
WS) my wire. 1 piled on the Beth and conld
eat anything My ambition biased up. I
could attend tatmtlneis, and now excepting
that I have tcr.take ear about exposing
myself to the hot sun 1 am as well as I was
the day r enlisted, Wbat difference there
are In tMngi-guns and bayonets klll;PAnK
kb's Tome saves."
This preparation which has been known
as'PAltttsn's QikoeuTosiio will hereafter
be called simply 1'AriKStt's Tome. As un
principled dealers are constantly deeolrlng
their customers uy substituting inferior ar-
tlclcs.under tbe name ol glnger.and as ginger
Is really an unimportant lngrodlent,.wedrop
the misleading word.
ijThero Is no change, howover,'la the prep
aration Itself, and all bottles remaining
the' hands of dealers, wrapped under tho
name of FabiUh's Giitosn Tonic, contain
the genuine medicine If the favstmlle
ilgnatuie.of.Itiscox & Co., Is at the bottom
ofthe outside wrarper, Oot. 7
, Trespass Notioo.
To whom It rosy concern All persons
are hereby forbidden lo trespass on my land,
situate in Walcksvllle, Kranklin township,
Carbon county, either lor hunting, lishine:,
or anv other purposes. Any violation ol
thirnotice will be dealt with nrcnnling lo
law. IlEMtY WEUT,
Walcksville, Carbon Co., I's,
oc. 19-wS
PIANOS & ORGANS
SWHJK PIANOS are now pronounced the
Vest pianos manufactured by all who have
"tested them. My nnrae Is cast In the Iron
frnmea. llcware ol bonus pianos. AOOdnvi
offer which I challenge any man or Arm to
compete wuu.
My New VM Square Piano, l4 octaves,
natcnt A irraff Treble. Our slrlnit bass eon,
ialns all tho latest Improvements, In a very
handsomo rose-woou case, exira rarvcn legs,
('ash price at i he Faetory for 30 days only ( Its,
Agrau, d simile, an ruuuu vunivri. viu., viu,,
the same style as a II, XXI J Wober l'l&no.'nlll
S6lt for down cash mo.
. My new deilgn. Elegant toSOuprlsht
octavo Agran, sinngs, in a uueiy nmsnou
rose wood cage. Cah, $16fi.
Ji new. J. P. HalcSquareand Upright, s)iso
cash ; a new (jerisun a n,
. oranns of Ml makes for which I am ex.
chanirlnir my planus to organ manufacturers
,at prices for the present tlrao under cost of
.lRanuiaciu'e, now iiouuie neon urgans, iu
sti pa. In fine .walnut cases, lamp stands,
handles, high top and music pocket, -I knee
swells, lor H cash. Youcan't buy the same
Organ through any dealer under tl2V I h re
6me new cheap madeorgansfor !0. Do sure
ami .write me. All goo-la warranted. All
InoAev refunded If my pianos aro not aa repre
sented aftet 31 dnrs trial. Dealers will talk
hgalnst these prices, hut by nil moans write
mo and order one of my unrlreled PI .nos and
test and coiui are It with a piano or the best
mnker at double Its price. .1 make all of iny
own planosjund my name Iscait In every Iron
f t.lte which Is ft sare guarantee. A wonl to
he wise ia sufficient. Don't pay dealers
doable the price Write or call on JOHN J.
Svv IOK, Piano Manufacturer, PATEK.-iON,'
N. J. Twenty pianos were sold ctober 4th.
Mew piano stools 41 each. Klegiint piano
Covers 3. Dealers get from 410 to IU for the
same articles. Don't let this chance ptss
without taking advantage of It, Now Is the
lime to buy. No commissions paid No
agents wanted. Nodovlatlonlnprlce,. Pianos
rent on&dayi trial to-reliable parties.' Orders
filled In two davs notice.- ' ,-. i -
KErOUT OF THE COXDITIOVni
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
-.tij-blnhtniS, lu lh State of P.onavlvanla,ttbe.
close of bualnaa a, October 2nd, lets i-
, RESOURCES.
tonne and dlacounta. ......
JT5.05S.30
809.00
iS.-OuU.00
3-11(0 00
Clil l'i
94 39
v?j.ej
8.55.V2B
814 93
8.6C5.00
409 S9
,'-' W
281,10
8,710.(5
3 10J.0O
3,3-5.00
(ferdrria. .'
D.-L. Honda to aer.ure circulation .
Other wtocks,bonds,and mortgages.
Cue Irom npprovedli-aerve ageata
IHla Trom other National Pnnks. . .
true Iroin State Itanka and U.-.nkers, -
Hull estate, furniture, and fixtures. .
Current expenses and taxes paid ,
l',iemluins paid .......
Ulieuks and utbvr eaah items . . .
Illllaof other llauka
Frttctl' nal p-inurcurreney,nlcfcel, and
. , pwDUlea,
Specie' . . .
uiinl tender netea ; . ' . . . ''
ItedtmpttDii Fund with V. S. Treaau
r (5 par cent, of circulation)
Total
LUSILITIU.
Capital alack paid in '
aorpluafund - .
Undivided prcflta ,
.Natl nal Uaulc notes outstanding
llil ldeud Unpaid
Individual tli-poilts subject to check.
Dll'etonlbar ftntional llinka . . .
Use to State Danka and Bankers
. $;5n6oo
. 8 776 0
. 2,ll.0
. C8 5O-.00
279 Ml
. 7J.7C5 76
19J.iV
M-.41
Total
JJS3,765.03
Utdti of rinnmltania. County of Carbon, it :
1,'W. V Ilowinan, Cahlr nf the above-named
bank, dn miletmily awt-ar inal ina above alilunianl
ia true to tbe Aat of my kuowlrd and be)lf.
W. W.BOWMAN, Caahler.
Pniocrllwd and aworu before me tola luth day of
October, 18.3.
' ir. a. linvrz, J. p.
(Yrreel A tteat : Thoa. Kemerer, A. J. Durilng
and 11. F, lloiford, lilreeiors. uct. so, 'si.
5 ofl
ft
Mm
TNOUHAlIt.F.S NO LUNMKU In might's
diaaaae. tuaneics. uronar. irravei. aione,
discharges, spermatorrhoea, strictures, varl.
eiitele. diseased prostrate aland, tmpoteuee.
sore throat, catarrh, consumption, illizlntsa.
hlilouineia, malaria, Indlireilloti, headache,
costlreneas, neuralicla, rhoumatlam, skin
eruptions, blood poison, ulcers, liver, hesrl,
bladder and kidney diseases. A medical hook
mailed reo. giving, directions for their pre
vention and cure without poisons, nausoous
-medicines, pain or confinement, by tbo Ku.
rorean and American Jiledlcal llureau. speci
alty physicians' Internal and local perleoted
treatment preierlptldhs, or the Asahel Mln.
avui
a aa
Irfsril
o 5 go "
R "??
O.-r'aSa
531
an
fflSMSI
For wound, disease or other
disability. Widows, minor
children and dependant
parents entitled when death reaulted. Ulalma
reopened, restoration, Incriascs, bounty, back
Iba 0
O to-
5
LaJ t'itl
(pay and discharges obtained. Apply at once,
delay preuidleea ynur rights 'rc' nstat by
law. Afldrrea.wlihata.iiii.lhe old aaubllah.
Arnta, ey F rlt t aildjigtbit, H. I. evr
To the Ladies of
to:
Miss Alvenia Graver
Announces as follows i I have juat visited the"
tbe latest oveitias in r- Ajjuana m itM styles oi
Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, Notions, &c.,
Bought at Lowest Casu figures, and which. I am offering at
prices fully as advantageous as you can buy for in the larger
cities. Please call and examine my stock. I AIM TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
Agent for the Bethlehem Steam Dye Works.
llemember the Place,
Miss ALVENIA GRAVER,
sep29-3m Hank St., next to lleber's Block.
SENSIBLE MENi
and wo.
men know
ere this
that of the many dlaeasei and derangements
of the liodv each has a separata eauso or orl
Kin. and that each needs a dllfercnt method
of treatment In order to effect a cure, and a
moment's reflection must convince that any
or I he quack nostrums foisted uwn tho pun
He claiming to cure all of a number of dia
metrically different diseases must prove fail
ures, even if we do not call them humbugs:
POOR PE0PLE2S
even people well-to-do or wealthy tirid tlMt
enormoui cAaroeorpractlalnKplSlclans are
a serious burden to them, and also find that
alter paylnic themselves poor that no benefit
has accrued tottiem, that in fact they have
thrown their money away. To nvereome
Iheso evils wo oirer H'hrrltr'l Xo. 08 Sure
UeiAtdittlo the sick and gufferlngone Itcmcrfy
tor oach dlaeaso, without for a moment claim
Iliac thatone remedy will cure any other dis
ease than tho one claimed for It, and as there
remedies luivo stood the test of Years without
a single failure, we aurceto rcundthe montv
paid In every Instance Where a rure Is not
positively effected. The remedies are entire
ty vegetable, can do no barm, and will posi
tively cure every disease lor which they are
prescribed. .
RHEUMATISM!
Oout. I.ame-
nees of Joints
Sciatica and
Nourulgla are relieved at once and pnaltlve
ly cureil by the use or Wheeler's No.ua liheu
matlo Kamrdy. We say boldly- that In the
worst cases of no matter how long ifanfno,
how serious or how painful, wo can not only
?lve reller but potiUxiily cure-lor all time,
'alllnx to do this we will positively re ft ml
the money paid lor treatment, and ir your
suffcrlnKS are not positively stopped for all
time you hare nofthrown juur money awny
as you would on an) othortnan t: eae nuaran.
teeif remedies. The prico of-Wheeler's No. 03
UhoumatlcRcmedy is only SO.ctpts, obtain
able from' druggists or sent tree by mall on
receipt oi price, alamps taacn,
SUFFERING lOMEN.i
M a n y
I adv en
dowed bV
naturo with a pretty face, beautiful future.
liiuiliera complexion, aa wen as lue Bireeicat
or temporl and faultless mental qualities
Krows pr-maturoly old, KTPy and wrinkled,
her form loses Its perfect Contour, tho com
plexion becomes sallow, thehrlgntneaa leaves
the eye, a Irellna; of languor takes the place
ofthe once buoyant' spirits, an Irritable ner
vous fracttousness makes llfealiurdcn, tilings
tint once were trifles worry her till life be
comes unbearable. All this belnucauscd by
the DhvMc il dorana-ements so common to. wo
men, miiun Ilia iuiimio luuucciy ill icuiiuuo
nature prevents Ihelrmaklnir known, and of
which the Ivnoranre of I he medical profes.
alon prevents a cure. I.ady Header, pauae
andfunaldrr, 'tli duty vou' owe yourself,
juur family, and
itou, luat you snouia
iro.viiuraell of these trontdes and nnce mora
, aim juur um. mm iv
el. the glow of perfect health and splritsthat
STCi
PrttcrlpHont are pleasant and pnlataWle'to
take, contalnnothlngofan Injurious nature,
and inav bo taken nynllaires atall times and
,ln all conditions without iiosslbllltr ol III ef-
locis, anu will iioamvciT cure any ui iuo ye.
cultafllseates to which femnlea ate subject.
Fulling to produce a perfect cure, the pro
prietors will refund .the money paid lor tho
treatment, lfyou hnve nsallow complexion,
constant or Intermittent headaches, back.
acne, rest essness. loss oi nnncuic. suppres
sions of monthly How, or Irregularities t here
of, accompanied by beadaohes, nervousness,
nvsierics ana similar symptoms, irirtrrr-f
St. 90 PrneripHon " tt" will positively ro.
siora vou to health. If you hve & sensation
01 ho it and Uirobblnif in tho back, frequent
lalntinKSpeiia.iiucurriiea urwiiiieiiiscnarge
painful or scalding sensation In urlnatlnic,
reddish nr whltodenoalt in urine, Ii6t nnil dry
skin, Whttltr't A'o.ea Pxricriplinn.') C" will
Klve Immediate and lusting relief. The price
of Wheeler's No 04 Proscrlprt;na "II "and
U" are 60 cents eacn.ontainan eircuidruir.
gists or sent ti mall secure Irom obsorvat ion
H)St-pald on recelj't of prlce.'-Pustage stamiis
taken.
CATARRH.iS
needess tojle
tlio ' synintoms
this -nauseous dis
ease that Is sapplnu thb life and strength of
too many of the fairest and best of both seres,
old und voung, tullerlfig alike fromtho not.-.
sonous dripping In the ilinint. tbo poisonous
nasal discharges tho fetid breath, and gener.
al weakness, drbllltr. and laniruor. aside from
al weakness, debility, and languor, aside from
the acute sulferlngs of this disease, which If
notcheoked can only end In-loss nflialate,
dearness and prematuredcath If not checked
before it Is too late. Labor, study anil re
search in America, Kurope ol.d Ej stern lands
havo resulted In W'htcU ' Ko. ve Intlant Re
lief and Sure Cureor Vetarrh, a remedy which
cunlulna no harmful ingredltnts, ami 'hat is
guaranteed to cure every casenfucnte ir
chronic catarrh or money refunded. It'Aerl
c r's A'o. 00 Intlant Itetief and Sure Cure for
Catarrh will cure every case of catarrh, nay
fev r or asthma, price al.oo per package, from
druggists or sent by mall on receipt n prlee,
Whetler't Ko. vt Sure ure for Kidney and
Liter Troublet caree all weakness and sore
ness of kidneys. Inflammation of kidneys or
liver, price sl.Ot.
Wheelcr't Veactable Villi are the only rem
edy that cure conittpatlon, giving nn'ural
action ofthe bowels will
iliout tihysicina-. nurar-
Ing, griping or pain.
Price 25 cents, af drug.
giaia or uy man,
Wheeler'i Aereine Tonic fo- menial depres.
slon, loss nf manhood, languor, weakness or
urer taxatlonof tbe brain Is Invaluable, price
25 cents.
vrrn hit i n I lTmnn
cures In every
We place our price for these remedies at leas
than one-twentleth of the price asked by olh
era for remedies uin which you take nil the
chances, and we specially Invite the patron
age of.the many personsh i have tried other
remedies without effect or depleted' their
purses Dy paying doctor dius mat oenenueu
them not.
TTflW Tfl nBTATWIl'oTovod'rlf;:
AAUII XU UjMAXAXU K.t andask tor
them. If they have not got them, write at
once to the proprietors, enclosing the prlre in
money or stamps, and they
in
be sent vou
at onco uy. man, poai-paio
Correspondence
sonciteu,
Auurraa piaioir.
L. WIIUELKK A. UU-,
No. vd W, llaltlrooreSti,
UALTIMOKE, AID,
1. UU-ly.
sept.
ASTHMA
QUICKLY AM)
Permanently
rjtlnaou's Asthma
llemodv
CURED.!
Is unequaled as a positive.
ASTHMA AND DYSPEPS1 A,and all their
attendant evils. It does not merely aiTord
temrarary relief, l4it Is a tiermnt cure.
W. II. lluckaher. lie Leon Texas, says:
"It Is the heat mellclnt for Asthma that I
ever hare used." M. Hodges, Fountain
llead.Tenn., savsi "I am entirely lellered
ol all symptoms of Asthma by ritlnion'a rem
edy." Adam Miller. Urookvllle, Pa., tarsi
"Dr. Stlnson't Asthma Remedy has given
me excellent satisfaction " Jas. . Wilbur,
Morrlsvllle, N. Y , sayst '-8lneo I began
taking yourrtmedy I have rested well every
night?' S. A.ltyan, Kon Du Luc, Mich.,
says: "It is the best I ever took." Mrs. s.
A lllnell, of Roberts, Illinois, sayi 1 "Dr
Htlnion'aAalhuia Itemed y lllutt aa recom
men.lol. It makes expectoration easy." UK
SU1IK to send for treaties, teatlmontala and
prlee Hat. to HKOK Ull, 27 EAST 14th
SiTll VKT. N. V II. N. (Irlltenden K Co..
1 lis Fulton St., N. Y alio wnoleaale agents
T mftm not, lire la sweeping by,
l-C H I 'go and dare before vou
JVJUirO JL die. something mighty
and sublime leave be
hind to conquer time." tea a week In your
nwn town. i outfit frw. No risk. Every,
thing new. Capital not required. We will
furnish vou everything. Many are making
fortunes. Ladles make as much as men, and
hoys and Klrls make great pay. IUader.ll
v..ii want limlneaa at whieh vou ran make
great piralltha time, write for particulate
to II. IUii tiT a.1.0 I'vrtland Mains.
Leliig'litou & Vicinity !
City, and purchased a large assortment of
Millinery
' ; Goods.
CONSISTING OF
HATS,
BONNETS,
J. F. HALBACH,
MusiC DealeR
-AND-
Instructor in Music
LEHIGHTON, Ponna.
A full line of all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Sheet Music,
MUSIC BOOKS, &a,
It-constantly kept on hand al the Ware
Room, near the L. X- S. Depot,
. -t oii '
6ole,Ageot in the Lehigh Valley for
Belmiiiv Pianos !
Call and see them ; they hare no superior.
Also, Agent for
Weber, Decker, Connor and
J. P. Hale; Pianos,
Ani- various -Makes of OR&ANS
Instruction g;iven at Tupil's residence on.
Piano, Organ, Voice ami Theory. oc28
Fall & Winter!
gQ.
D
eji
-
H. H. Peters'
Merchant - Tailoring
1STAI1L1SHMENT.
Post Office Building, opp. Public Square
Bank Sheet, Lcliighton.
A full line of OENTS' FURNISIUNO
GOODS, at Lowest Prices.- mar-c'iK
m
Drs. Baupr and Eisfcamp,
Have determined to remain lu LEHIGII
TOM all Winter, and will continue to
pay special attention to
Curonio Affections
and
SuHGioAL Diseases.
Office Hours'from A. . to r. v,
1 '
Bank Street, Ia'ohigDon, Pa.
CM b rlt. ItM-tf
S I - ' I w
& C J
. - r 'f VtC I
to lifc. i ex,
El -.' 'A I unill
-d W-- V 4 W
i frlri 1.
1 m I I
O II Cfl
'II-' -' 79
s- lr "
H Mi -3
Railroad Guide.
BlpMa & WmlX
Arrangemmt of Passenger Trains.
MAY th, Its.
.Trains .leave Allentown as follows!
, . (Via rsBKlOXST JtAltJOAD.)
For Philadelphia' at t.U, U:t a. at.,
and S.10 p. m.
SUNDAYS. ;:
For Philadelphia at 6.O0 a. n.'arid 4.S p.m.
(Via Cast Psxx BkAVCXfil-'
for Heading and ilarrlsbarg, t.ee, i'tt a.
m., IJ.lt, 4.3", and 9.0 p. m. ' ' '''
Far I.ancaiter and Uolambla, (.CO, (.It a.
m., aid 4 3u p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Ilarrlsbarg, and waypoui'tt, 7.3S a. an.,
p.m. ' '
Trains for Allentown leave as follows :
(Via PsasiOMcn JtauaoAn.)
Leave Philadelphia. 7.40 a. '. aad l.Stv
1.36, (.S0,.and 6.16 p. m.
surf DAYS.
Irfave rhlladelohla.- S.S0 a. .. 2 1 aail
4.J4 p, m.
CV ia East Pskh. Branch.)
Leave Readier. TJ0. lt.ll a. u.. t-tMLXM.
and 6 16 p. m.
Leave Ilarrlsbarg, a.30, 7.60, M a. ta 1.4
and 4.i p. in, . .
Leave Lancaster, f 7.34 a. ra l.eu and (MS
p.m. '
Leave Uolambla, 7.S4 a. m , 1J aad J.49
p. m.
Tr rum AingDireei uepoi.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Readmit, 9.00 a, m. and S.OAp.m
Leave Harrlaburg, 7.00 a. m. and 4.00 p. m.
Trains via "Perklomen ttnllroiil" nantvad
thus () run to and from Depot, Ninth aad
Qreen streets, Philadelphia, other Iratei la
and from llruad atreet tiejiot.
a no -o.uu nnu o.aa a. id. iraias irom Alien,
town, and the 1 34 and S.1S p. m. train rrsra
Philadelphia, via Perklomen Itallread, hav
through ears to and from 1'hlladelplila.
J, . WOOTTEN, .
Oetiitr&l Ttl .ntrt.
O.Q. nANPOOK. -
uen'i. paas'r at Ticket Agent.
Mar 37th, lies.
e; f. luckenbach,
Two Voon Uelow tho " nroadway. II on a .
MAUCU CnUNK. tA.
'Dealer mall ratternaef Plain aid Faaey
Wall Papcr
"Window SijadIs,
Paints & Paintesr' Supplies,
lowest CAsn rkions.
Central Carriage Workg,
Bank St., Lelilglifon, Pa.,
Are prepared to Manufaetvre '
Carriages, Buggies, Slciglis.
sSpringWagon,i&c'.,v
or every description, in the mott.iHbitaatlal .,
manner, and at I,owet,OasJi Prlets,
, . '
Repairing -Promptly Attended t.
TREXtER '& KriEIDtER," ,
' Ap;ll 18, 1S82 jl - Pjoprlfters.
No Patent No J?.;
PATENTS
obtained for Inventors In the United Sta'tea
Uanada and, Europe, at reduced rates, vrUst
our principal office located In Washington,
dlreotly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de
spatch and at lets cost than other patent at",
torneys who are at a distance from Waih.
lngton, and who' have, therefore, to employ
' associate attorneys."- We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as te pa.
tentablllty, freo or charge, and all who are
Interested In new Inventions and ratentt ar
invited to send for a copy ol our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which Is. tent tree t
any address, ami contains complete Inilru'f.
tlons how to obtain patents and other value
1,1 e matter. We refer to the Oerman-Amrr.
lean National Hank Washington, I). U.: the
Royal Swedish. Norweirlau'and IlaullhLera
tlons. at Washington ; Hon. Jos. fasey, late
Ohlef Justice U. S. Oonrt of Ulalma; to tie
Ulfleluls or the U, H Patent O.floe, and to
Senators and Members of Congress, from
every State.
Address i LOUIS IlAOOEIt K CO., So
lteitort or Patents and Attorneys at Law,L
Droit Ituitding WAaimuT'iw. li. U,
"7"Tft 1- Ke5kofor"naoesi
T f I V 1 I J to inerease their earn
, Ings, and in time be.
come wealthy; those whodo not improve their
opportunities remain ln'povtrty. We offer a
g eat chane to meke money. We want many
men, women, boys and girls to work lor ns
right In tbeir own l-cklltlel. Anyone can do
the work properly from I be, first start. .The
business will nay more than ten limes ordin
ary wages. Expensive .outfit furnished free.
No on who enatea lalla to make money
rapidly. You can devote your whole time to
the work, or only your spare moments. Fall
Information and all that Is needed sent tree.
Address Stisison fc Co. Portland Maine.
LAND
Claims a specially, and WAH-,
11 ANTN, A ll IlITlOKAI,
HOMESTEAD C1RIITIFICAT.
KS and all kinds of LAND SCRIPT bought
and suld. Large Stock, and Highest Prloet
paid. Do ynu want to sell or buy? U ae,
write to A. A. THOMAS, Attorney at Law,
Washington, D,0. jan.a-trc.
HEALTH IS WALTH1
VU, Mm CHMrS XKltTi: ilD UXill TaUTMHT.
k. ..w-. Ik! . rail aria. KtavlttlBsS. NarMsisl PiwiattttaK a
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