SHERIFFS SAXE
Of VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Hr ttrtaaofa wrltot r. Fro. Issued
at of lb Court or Common Plea or Uari.cn
oaulT, lnnsylvanla, end to mo directed,
there will be esposed topabllo salo,atlha
ejljtiRT UOL'SC, la the Borough of Maoh
UknBK,oa
MONDAY, JANOAIIT Utb. 188.
at IrW o'eloek p. m., thi Mtowlcg described
kreperty.tewlit
HO, 1. All thtt eerUln, Let or rice of
UKHunUfiiinut oa me norinwruir
r Ballroed Strewl, In Ilia Village or.Suramlt
Hill. County of Uarhon. and State or ivnn.
sylraula. Numbered Three In the Flu or
s'lnt thereof, containing; In rrontor breadth
a laid Kallroid street thirty ;10) feet, and
Inlenclhor depth at right ana; ei from laid
Italtroad itreet. ooe hundred and twenty five
JISS) feels bounded northwardly by a certain
wenty feel wide alley or slreet.e aitwardly by
Xot Number Four, routhwardly by Itallroad
atroet aforoiald, and weilnardly by Lot
Number Two.
The Improvement! thereon consist .of a
Two-Hlorr Frame Ilulldlna; (House and
Store), JT by reet, with Kitchen, II by IS
root, ana oiuor uuiounainK.
BO. 2. All that certain Lot or Piece or
Ot'ND. situate on the northwardly tide
rtho aloretald twenty (20) reet wide alley or
treet. In he VI1Ik of Satnmtt Hill. I 'entity
r Uarbtrt, and Slate r Pennsylvania, belnir
tfao haitrrn one-hairof Lot Number Two (a)
In the Plan or l'lot thereof, remaining In
front or breadth on aald twinty (fl) leet wide
alley fotty-flve (41) reet, and In length or
dtuih, northward at rlxht auxlei rroin told
twenty (ie) feet wide alley, inlrly-nve mo)
feet) bounded on the north by I,ul No. Four
(II, on the rait by Lol No. Elitht () or the
original plot.onlheiouth by raid twenty (SO)
feet wide alley, and on the welt by tho oilier
half ol raid Lot No. lwo.(S).
The Improvement! thoreon consist of a
Two-Story Double Frame lliuse.31 by SO leet.
HO. 3 All three Two certain Tract! or
riecel or LAND, sllnate partly In Mation.
Inn and partly In Mauch Ohunk Townshl.,
In Iboiald County of arbon. and State ot,
1'enniylranla. hounded and ilcrcrlbeil ai fob
low i. to wit: The one of them boiflnulnif. at
a itone, thence by land of tlenrae Ketnercr
aouth slxty-ona and ono hair(ei!4) ilcnrcc,
eait twenty-nine (VS) perchia to a none;
thence br land or Daniel Miller north twen
ty.two (21) degree, writ one hundred and
eighteen (118) perches to a ttime i thence by
land or Uurnellus llirnra north eventy-twn
(13) degree!, eait twenly-nlne (29) perches to
a lionet thence by Innd of J,nti Murphy
aouth twenty.two (12) ileirree. eait ono tiun.
dred and elihtecn (111; perchei to tho place
of beginning, containing
21 Acres and 62 Perches,
atrlct tneaiure. And the other of them be.
ginning at a Hone, tbence by lend nriiurnel.
tui Darnel aonlh irvenly-lour (.4) dcKieei,
writ twtnty.lour ami um.halt CIS) perehc
U a none i thence byllierame south elir.li.
teen (II) deal., eait iwenty.fiiur (II) perches
to a none thrnce by laml or Jai. Murphy
north Beven'y.fiiur('i) degree, eait twenty,
atx (lie) perchei to a ilune i thence by In ml u(
Jobn Mcl aughlln north twenty-two (K) de
tree, writ twenly.fnur perchei to tha puce
of beginning, cuntatnluK
3 Aorcs and 120 Porches,
atrlct measure.
belted and taken Intoexecullon aithe pro
perty of Uuian Mcllugh, and to bo rold by
OHAS. W. LENTZ, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Omce. Mauch Chunk, l'a., )
December 14th, lSU-nl (
SHERIFF'S SALE
Of Tittle REAL ESTATE!
Ily rlrtue of. a writ of I'm. Expontt, Irrued
But of the Court of Common J'lea of Carbon
county, Tenmylranla, and to toe directed,
there will be exposed to public rale, Ht tho
COURT llOUUt', in the Borough ol .Mauch
Chock, l'a., ua
MONDAY. JANUARY Htb, 1884,
at 1:00 o'clock p m tLe following deicrlbed
property, to wit:
All thoie Two enntlguoui Tract or l'lecei
of I, AN I), iltuate In the Townihlp of Ma.
honing. In Ihe County ul UnrlKin, and State
vf Pennsylvania, bounded and deicrlbed si
fellowr, lowlt:
HO. 1. Deglnnlnxat ft itnn corner at the
inneilon or land! ol John Cunlrr and K, 1.
mroel(now Wallace tlivell),thencealoiig
landi of John Uunfer and othera routh cl(jh.
ty-elght and one-halt (kH) degrees, weft one
bun.ired (ICO) perchei to a nono corner t
thence along )andi of Wilson Hough ami
tleorge Hellmnnsoulli thtee (a)degrevs.enst
oho hundred and eleven ami one-lialr(Ul!4)
perches to a Kono on a public road lending
..from Itcltlghton to I'leaiant Cornert thence
in ana aiong ram roiu norm oiittily-nvo anil
one.bair (!() degs-, east eighty (SO) perchei
tn a poll on aabl roid: tlience along the
hereinafter detcrlhed premliei mulhieren.
teen and three-quarter 0'i) degrcei, eait
forty-two and a hall (I2) prrchri toaitone;
thence along Ihe lame wilt flfiren(U)crrhei
to a linnet thence along the inrnesoutti lllly-eeYen(67)degrrei,ilxty-elght
(ei)nerrhritou
rtonr; thence along land! of I). C. M ont l lort y.
two and a quarter degree! eait, thirty
130) perchei to a itone t fitnce ah ng laild ol
lleury'Lauge norlhelghty and one-hall (i0')
degree, cast ninety three an. I rtttn-tenlh,
(S3 7-P') perchei to a white oak i thence two
and one-half (,J)drgreei welt, ninety (Ml
fiercliritn a rtoi along line nl I . I'.Hcminel
now WallaceSlewell):lbenre along the atne
north elgbty.ieren and one-hair (I7!) degi.,
eait nine and leren tenth! (9 71 ) peichia to
a stone tbeno along the same north three
(l)ilrgrici, west one hundred and ten (110)
perchei to tho place of beginning, containing
107 Aoros and 02 Porohes.
HO. 2. Heglnnlng alrtitnne In Ihe road
leading from Ihlghton to I'leaunt Corner,
thence north eighty-eight (18) degrees, eait
eighty (tw) perchei to a atone i lher.ee along
aald road louth ilitecn (II) degree!, eau
forty-two (41) perchei lo a none on the tint
eleicrlbed tract) thence along the lame welt
Ally (10) perches to a stone: thence along
same routh sixty (CO) degree, west lllly (60)
perches lo a itone, and along tho lame wel
twenty-live perches to a stone: thence north
along the line of 1). U. Mont! aid More Ilex
rlxty-elght and three-iuarters (ISM) drgrcu.
west ilny ill (ID perchei to the piaco ul be
ginning, containing
30 Aorcs and 120 Porohes,
strict meature.
The Improvement! eonilit of a Two and a
Half Mory Stone Hnuie.30 by M tret i aim,
a Una Story Frame House, VU by feet, and
other Uutbulldlngi.
Selted and taken Into execution ae Ihe pro.
vi riuuii oauuei, knu 10 ue luill UJ
CUAS. W. LENTZ, Hherlff.
Bhtrlll'i Omce, Mauch Chunk, l'a., I
Decenibir lttb, 1S83-WJ
SHERIFF'S SALE
Of VALUABLE PROPERTY.
lit virtue of a writ of Flirt rscimi.
limed out of the Court of Common l'leaiol
Uarbon county," l'a., and to tnrillrrctmt, ibero
will be expoicd to puldlj rale, at the Court
iiouic, tn inn uorougu ot iuaucn cuunn, on
MONDAY. JANUARY Utb, 1881.
at 1 o'clock p. n., the following deicrlbed
property, to wit : .
All that certain Lot or I'lece erOROUNII.
altnate on the routh ildear llroad Htreet. In
the Village or Deaver Meadow, County of
vjarouii.auuoietDui I cnnpyirania,co!liaiulug
In front or breadthon raid itreetloriy reiand
llx Inches (I0U leet). and extending llitiica
aouth, lo parallel llnei at right anglti with
laid itreet. nlnely.three (03) leet to a twenly
feet wide alley! bounded on lbs north br lattt
llroad itreet t eait by Lot No. .now or late
EE
ropeny or mia xetiowi society: west by
AlUi "M um imam rt ur I 1LI.L Dl
UHUUnu. iltuate onine aoutn SMeor raid
Twenty Foot Wide Alley.ln the laid Village
of Dearer Meadow, Uvunty of Uarlxm, and
Htale Fennivlranla, oontalnlng In front or
brevdthon the laid alley rorty (40) feel, and
extending Ihenoe loulhofthat width nlnelv,
Ave (M) leet. to grouudi now or late of L.e-
lzn vaxey nauroaa uoropany: boundeu
north by laid alley I call by ground! now o,
late or E. It. Klv it Uo.l south be u rourul nnw
or late of Lehigh Valley Itallroad Company,
nd well by Lot or part or Lot No. .
netted and taken Into execution ai the
property oi it. it. i-anjoa, ana to bo sold by
OHAH. W. LENTZ. aherllf.
BherlfTi omce, Mauoh Chunk, l'a., 1
December Hth, 1183 wl j
STOCK MARKETS.
Beported up to 12 o'clock, by De Haven A
TownMnd,Uanker,No. 3S S Third Street,
I'biiaaeipnia. btocai bought aud sold
either lorcainoron marsm.
JPIiiladdiAta, Jan. 8, IbBl,
bid asked
U Sl'l. Ext 100
V 8 Currency t'l -132
US 4), new IH1 1141
US 4 s U'M i:a)
Fenniylvania It It ., - IH 4S
I'lilliilclplila & IttNidlug It It 291 2V1
LehUh Vallev R It 07J ID
Lehigh Coal ,V Navigation C, 41 411
Unitut N J It it A-Canal Co IVll 111
Northern Central It It Co 57J in
Ieitonville Var. It R Co 10 171
BulT.N.Y.A rhilo.it It Co 11 11
New Jersey Onlrol 87 71
Northern faclfiO Com 21 I",
' Prvfil JJ
North FenniThanla R R t$ 69
Phl)aelephla A Erie R R ;.. 17) 1
rJUvaf, (TrdM).- 88 tO
"Original Ohoap Oooh Storo."
At we sUnd upon tha threshold of a otvr
Jat
Thrco Things
We want fiu to remember I
Fuw-We will allow KO MAN to sell
Cmtiria tban no dot
SwoND-Wo vrlll allow NO MAN to. roll
Dime Goods than wa dot
Tntoo-Wo will allow NO MAN to treat
jrou BETTER than we will t
Como and Soo ua
Whether you wlili to buy or not.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opp. F&blloSiiuare, Uank Street, Lehigh,
ten, Fa. June b, ll$3-ly.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1884.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Persona inaklnj!
payments to this office by money orders or
iostal notea wilt please make tbem payable
at tbe WxtssroRT Post Orrtci, as (be Lo
blghton office is not a money or.ler oOSco
(J25r SrcciAL. Commencing to-day
wc will solid our Collectors W. Vf.
Morlhimcr and Geo. Vf. Mortltimcr,
with IjitU to those who ivrc indebted to
ua for Subscription, Advertising or Job
Work, residing in this vicinity, and trust
that they will meet with a prompt res
ponse to their demands. To those rc-X
siding ut a distance wcwill mail bills, B
and expect immediate rcturns.SS3
Our Neighborhood in Brief.
Have you paid jour subscription 7
Our merchants ha vecuttimeuced filliug
tbelr ice homes.
J.C. Haydn A Co., are sinkings new
ibaft at Jeamvillc.
A new breaker is about tn be built by
tho Frctiklm Coal Co., at Wllkesbarre.
CB.00 TO ItOSEBEUY'S, IN OUERT'S
DUILDINO Full AN EASY 81IAVK.
The January Willi r ( Coutt convenes
on Monday next, the 14tb mst., to continue
two weeks.
Dr. John Romig, the oldest phyiioian
In Lehigh county, celebrated his 80th
birthday recently.
.pSrLailira and Rents gold and lilyer
watchei a ipeciulty, at Deult A Co's. P. 0.
building, Weispioil.
Slightly wct-Our "devil" had the
misfortune to break through tbe ice on the
Lehigh last Saturday.
Hungarians at Scranton are raid to be
manufacturing whiskey and retailing it at
three cents a glass.
Use ackxk's E.nuusii Rkuedt for Con
sumption. Sold by Dr. C. T. Horn,Lo
higlitou, and E. A. Horn, Weirspurt.
Our cslcenicd friend, Mr. P. T. Brady,
of Red Hank, N. J., will please accept our
tliauVi (or cnpit'i of late pa peri.
- -Rev. A. P. Horn, preached to a large
audieuco in the Reformed church last Sun
dayevening. - I E. Tilluny, late Superintendent of
the L. A W. D. C.i.'a collieries at Plymouth'
haj removed to Wllkesbarre.
.piJ-Don't buy jewelry till you have seen
thu elegant itocK at Doe Is A Co's, P.O.
building, Weirspurt.
The First National Bank, of Mouth
Chunk, bus declared a semi-annual dividend
of per cent, payable on aud after tbe litli
ins'..
JSTA new lot ol CLOCKS, WATCHES
and JEWELRY just icceived ut S. HAOA
MAfi a otoro, L.eiiiguioii, l'a.
Win. II. Ileichard, fireman of the
Hazard Wire Mill, nl Wllkesbarre, had the
miilorlune lo briak ono ol his fingers re
cently.
Lewis' Best White Lead
nt $7.01) ii hundred at J. L.
Gahel's, for cash.
Luke Clark, a wleran Fenian, at ono
time sentenced to ileutli by Ihe British
Government, died at Scrautou last week
ag.-d b2yeun.
By an cxplonon ol fire damp in the
Oxford colliery, at Hyde Park, Scrauton, on
tbe 3rd Intl., three men were eevciely
burned and oue latally.
lteadv mixed paints at
J. L. Gaud's ibr $1.25 per
gallon.
We have oflen heard Ihe expression
"cold enough lo Irceze a cat," but wo tcr
Ululy thiuk it has been cold enough, dur
lug Ihe pot week, tulrcexe two catil
The oliieo of the Lenigli A Wllkesbarre
Compjny al Plymouth Is loon In be closed,
and ail the busnieis ul the company iu the
luture will be tramacted al Wllkesbane.
It is rejiorted that the Aileu lion
nurki, al TarrMiua, haye been purchused
by the Commander Gorringe Shipbuilding
Co.
Our young friend Alyin J. Marsh, of
Slroudibtirg,ijeiit a rtlou ollhe holiday
with 1m I'dreuti, who rendu Iu Weitttiort.
Al. look well and II doing well.
We Uutice that our lelluw tnwnsmau,
Mr. Win. 11. Monti, uuJer date of January
Ul, lias been grauted a paleul lor a new
car truck. Tbe patent Is number 2'Jltl2,
10d. to 4()d. nails ot J.
L. Gnbcl'ts l'or only $3.00 per
keg. Locks $2.75 per doz.
The Reading Co., has rcuvweil Hi con
tract wilb tbe Lehigh Valley for coal
treaties at Bullalo, aud is lo have them on
IheTIQl lorru, with a capacity of 175,000
loos.
The coming bolldsyi will be mire
generally observed than any for many
yean, aud we would remind our readers
that a bottle of Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup will
prove a most acceptable holiday present.
LADIES SHOULD tEMEMUEItai oeau.
Iltul complexion result iron, uiiug Acker's
uioou bluer, doiu oy nr. Horn, iMlugb,
ton, and E. A. Horn, Weiiswrt-
The Sencer Coal Compauy, of Dun
more, Lackawanna county, says the Scran
ton Jteputlitan, caniuminated a lease re
cenlly with Mr. Jobn Jcnnyn for tbelr coal
works, formerly Ihe Roaring Brook,
John Wert, merchant tailor of Slating
ton, was In town a few days since, and
called in to see ui. If you are In Slating.
ton and desire anything in bis liue glye
him a cull, oo lower Malu street.
&-CiTlirre reisoui why you buy watche
of E, II, llohl. The largvat asaorliucut lo
select from. His latest reduced nnoea will
pay you a handsome profit. He carries Ilia
liueal American luutriueiil rilu(x,i .u liu
world. Lurge sale givtsuiui luevuulnd
oi iue wairii.
Oaryuuug Iriend Charlre Olaun, im
ol I'.iaou ulauas, lesidiumi UaKkay,ieft
on Monday in take up ibeaiuly ul the
uiinisiry. He bad b-r a long time Qllnl the
posillun ol ferrtlary in the Lutheran S. 8
We wish Charley luoeeis.
Tbe First Nalwual Bank olthisbor
ougn, his declared a semi-annual dividend
of i per payable on and fur tha Utb
lost.
Lchlghton.bai avpUlaUori' ZlOOi
and six churches. - .
ft wouid.be a good Tile to cWn the
croisingi af ter e mow fill.
Jeff. M. Rehrlg, will please accept
lhanka for py of paper of lbs date 1784.
' A severe storm parsed, 'over tats place
Tuesday tilght.
SStfF. II. Hoi Hrll thll Tesr with a
larger aud finer stock tbanhoeror carried
before.
A grand, ball w III be glyen at the Car-
bop House, on January 24. Oet your
tickets early.
3X.Ifyou want nlccjrooolh.easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go' to Frana
Roederer'a Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
ts). He wilt fix you right, and dou'tyou
lorzet It,
The Lawn Tennis Club gave a Mas
querade Sociable, at the American House,
on Wednesday of last week, about 140 of
the elite of Mauch Chunk and vicinity
were present on tLe occassion, which was
one of much pleasure and enjoyment.
Best make Of Horso
a
Shoe Nails fbr 20cts a pound
by the box at J. L. Gabel's.
-Tho Mine Inspector for the middle dis
trict of Luterne county, report! that during
tho past year there were 483 accidents In
the mines, eighty-eight terminating fatally.
Thirty-six women were widowed and 95
children made orphans.
fetLA Farm of 118 acres with a house
on it, und about R acres cleared, fur lale
cheap or In exchange for town properly.
Three miles from Mauch Chunk. Addresi
W. M. Harsher, Leliigliton, Pa.
-Take little atinoyuncii out of tbe way.
If you nro euffering with a cough or cold,
use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup at ouce. This
old and reliable remedy will never disap
point you. All druggists sell It for 25 cents
a bottle.
Pure Linseed Oil, at J.
L. Gabel's, G8 cents per gal
lon lor cash.
Corning out even: I beard of a young
cnuplo who mlde each other Christmas
presents. The wife gave her husband
a tb bill, and tho husband gave his wife
uolhcr$5 bill, then they spliced and hired
one of David EbbcrlV handsome "cullers"
and took a sleigh ride up the Mahoning
Valley.
fflffWhen you come to court slop in E.
H. Hold's, and see bis elceant assortment.
It will cot I you nothing.
The eclipses for 1834 ore a partial
eclipse of the sun March 27, invisible in tho
United Slates; a total of the moon April 10,
visible; a partial eclipse ol the sun April
25, visible in the southern part-of South
America; a total eclipse of the moon Oc
tober 4, not visible In this country; a par
tial eclipse ofthesuu October 18, visible on
tbe Pacific coast.
ffir-Do you want lo see eome handsome
Cold watches and the largest assortment
with the finest American movements nra-
duced in the world und sold at Prices that
will pay you a good profit to buy of E. H.
Hulil, Mauch Chunk.
Sadie Maraden, aged sixteen, and Ollie
Major, oged eighteen years, of Forty Fori,
Luzirno county, while skating In company
with Mr. Ciaik, a school teacher, un tho
Susquehanna river, on Saturday, glided in
to an unseen opening in the ico and were
drowned. They wero ornoug tho brightest
and most promising girls in the neighbor
hood.
We arc sorry to learn that our old com
rade, George Manypenny, at ono llrno.resi
lent of this borough, was so unfortunate
Thursday morning of last week as to get
his hand under the suws at thVKindling
Wood Factory, White Haven, ond as a con
sequence his right hand is minus the first
two fingers. Dr. Amdt carefully dressid
ond treated Ihe injured hand, and Mr. M.
is goiting along as well as can be expected.
We are indebted to Mr. John W. M.
Lee, of Baltimore, Md., nr a copy of the
Committees report on the Archives of that
8lato from 1037 to 1770; it is an elaborate
report ond reliecls credit upon the gentle
men who found the Committee to which
the custody of the Archives of the Stale bad
been confided.
Last week, one day, two young genii,
of Ihil place, met with a disagreeable acci
dent while on their way home from a ruffle
which was held near Trachsville. They
weregningot a pretty lively rate, when
the sleigh iiet spilling its contents, geere
included, nround pmmicuously; tho horse
s'.ortcd niT leaving Ihe former occupants of
the sleigli tn get home as best they could.
After a weary wolk of three ra lies through
feu and mow they reached home. Next
da tbey hired another team and went to
find the runaway. After a search ofabout
five hours Ikey found the team at a farm
lioufe. Moral Don't raffle for gese.
For tho week ending on tho 29th ult.
there were 7(5,251 tons of cnal trans
pirte.l over Ihe Lehigh Valley railroad,
nuking a total to date of 413,104 tons, a
decrease of 110,705 Ions as compared with
same time last yeir.
Indications are that the Penmylvnnia
nillr.mil will extend its Schuylkill Vulley
branch In Pollsville and connect at that
place with Ihe Lehigh Volley Railroad,
both companies occupying Hie lame de)mt,
which will be erected on Coal and Norweg
ian streets, on the property recently pur-
rbaied by Ihe Potlsvllle and Mahanoy
Road. This is almost directly npjwsite a
tract purchased by tbe Philadelphia and
Reading several years ago and whereon
President Goweu promhed to build a com
modious drwi.
tsUi-OALLERY FOR SALE Tho un
lenlgucd has for.ale a portable Photoeranh
Gallery, with nr without apparatus. Tho
caller Is in excellent condition and will be
dupned of at a sacrifice. Apply to Wm.
ju. rncKingcr, neairieriy, ra.
Suffocated by Furnace Oas.
Ou Thursday night of last week a Ger
men nsmed John Bower, 35 years of age,
wii lurTneated by inhaling the sulphurous
fuineo issuing from one of tbe furnaces of
Ihe Lehigh Iron Company, near Allentnwn.
Bower, with a coriiianlnn, on that evening
entered the furnate to get a night's lodging
and lay down In front of tbe hot blast
After midnight an employe camo along and
tried to rouse the men, but Bower was be
yond relief. His companion escaped in-
Jury. This ii the fifth death of tbe kind in
that vicinity In a few weeki.
Parryvllle Itemi.
Jamei Dunbar bai moved to town and
nevupiei the house Jobn Gaumer sola to
blm,ou tbe Fire Line.
.John rick lord writes that be is getting
along finely, having bought SO acres of
land and some stock.
No. 2 will shortly be blowu in, an it ii
rumored.
-lv Is being rul from tho darn In Isrge
rpiaii'lties
Rev. Kin. Ills holding large and inter
rt(lm pr.rfra.-ted mrrlings al llarar.li.
! Th". Stiaup is said Hi be very buiy up
and down Ibr valley dnrturing tbe luedl
real aaiUll rwlwithaiainllilg.
! DildiueSuyder'a birthday party was a
auiai ai.
Tbe aged father of Jacob Peters Is seri
ously III.
The birthday surprise party ofTheo.
PatUl but Saturday evening wis a success,
J ICO scr.
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To tho Editor of the CjUbox Anrociui
W. W. Reber, In rrporloj( - the minstrel
exhibition in your last week'a oJifion,
wrote a vo;v leogthy preamble )o the regu?
tar report, which,. S T ." r-fi,unuitloal
errors, disconnected aen.Ujuoci .and misi
placed "twenty-five cent" words are oan
corned, is not likely oyer tube equalled..
As It wss Intended for a slur on tbe man
agement el tbe entertainment", we think
that we are justifiable In trying to reply to
It, and see what it all amounts lo. In tbe
first place, he wants the stern bounJiries of
Parryyllle Society banished. He evidently
realizes tbst be Is not reoognlte'iTby (he
society. He, therefore, waubytlm'stsndard,
of admission reduced lo"w enough' to ollow
him to Join in. and lie one of them.. Then'
be says, "tbey are to be commended."
What he means by "they" Is too difficult
for us to understand. Then he wants "each
person to try and iensibly weigh luch tea'
son before they condemn 'anything that
ouch effort may be." What the fellow tried
lo get off here, the good Lord only knows,
we don't. He atso wsnts us .to serlc; uty
regard the Influences of a lulnglliiRtrf the
people upon society. Here, he evidently
got a Utile too deep Into Ihe mire al be fails
to explain what the Influences would be;
very likely he will take this as a subject
for futuro consideration. Further, ho wauls
us to produce facts to provo a thing to be'
iugenlous and detrimental at the same time,
as llils would require the inlud of a phil
osopher, we give it up. Then he says the
Saturday night's exhibition was a failure
because persons! feelings controlled the
selection of material, or .iu other words le
cause he wai.nnt invited to take pari in tho
exercises. Had Wtllio been oue of the dark
les, Ihe exhibition would havo been k most
glorious achievement Poor 'fellow, bow
bad he must have felll And now be tells
us Ihat ho dou't s.iv tht! to vent any per
sonal feelings. If this was not his object,
why was it necessary losay anything about"
It. Why didn't he give a report of Satur
day nigiii s entertainment the same way as
he did of the Christmas night's cnterfalh
meut. This is rather loo tbin to stand
washing. Ho continues, and say, it seems
to be a chronioslsto of mind of some of the
the participants, that yindiollveness is our
sole trait. Here be lias the cart beforo tbe
horse. Why shou'd he be vindictive to
parlies thatneyer injured him in auy woy
or form. The parties that lie deliberately
injured, and continues to injure ought to be
vindictive tn him. Tlniu he soys, "we are
n citizen of Parryvllle," this isa lacl. But
if ho were a man of his word, he wouldu'i
bo a citizen of Parryvllle, at least ho would
not practice bis profession here. Then, he'
don't want to be considered a mocker or
cynic in connection with any effort the
people may attempt. By this no doubt be
means, that if the peopleof Parry vilfe want
to get up anything, ho ought lo assist. He
must have a very good opinion of himself.
Ho s.iys he will sacrifice anything tolielp
them along, be will even go so far as to
givo a large amount of money towards buy
ing a parsonage lor the German minister.
Tbe performance, he considers to haye been
loo heavy nu undertaking to bo successful.
Welt, if he wants to lake flairds troop as a
comparison, wo were a grand failure; but we
didu't expect to bo compared with anything
of the kind. We claim, considering tho
limited opportunities for practice, iuexptri
enceoftlio pcrlormers, smiill stage, etc.,
Uiul.llie enlertaiuiuent was. u success. An'4
..th i xi r .L. ... .. - '
uiuuuut i, crcr icu inut saw , wero
pleased, nnd perfectly satisfied. To sum
up W. W. Reber's"efforls,it amounts to this;
he was very much offended bocause ho was
not invited lo lake part In tho entertain
ment, and In givo vent to his exasperated
feelings he wrote that monumental piece of
litoraturo. Mixstril.
WEISSP0RT LETTER.
An infant child of Mr. Charles Hobn
died suddenly on last Tuesday. It was
buried ou Sunday aflernoon.
Conttoblo Hiram P. Levan was on an
official trip to Scranton on Monday. He
returned on Tuesday forenoon.
W. II. Oswald will open a new store In
Last Weissport shortly. His place ol busi
ness will be in the shop room formerly oc
cupied by Oweri Buyer. Tho Iriends of
W ill wish him much luccess. Ho is de
serving ol patronage.
Thomas Koons has put the painters to
work upon his Franklin hotel properly in
Last Weiesport. Ho proposes to givo Ibo
Hotel a general overhauling.
Mr. Henry Enis returned from a two
weeks trip to Philadelphia on Monday.
M iner Bros., are again running tbelr
foundry on full time. This is a good aug.
uring for WeissjKirt.
Mr. Weaver's Gem Gallery situated in
this place is doing a good businefo.
Sinre Ihe campaign of 1884 Is opening
In dead earnest, and candidates are b'oi
mining all over Ihe county, it might be
well for JVeisr-iir.rt to trot out its reserve
candidate. It has such a citizen and a very
good man at that nr County Commiisioner,
in the penon of Mr. John Arner, sr. He
would make u good and unexceptional of
ficial. Mr A. Miner and wile, of 6ernnton,are
visiting Weissrl friends during the week.
Joseph Strnbl is busily filling a num
ber of ire houses in town. He does tbe work
by contract.
Court convenes on Monday. Weissport
has a few cases on the criminal docket.
The Eeadincr R. R., Exhibit.
The official statement of the business of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and
Coal and Iron Companies for the month of
November and Ihe fiscal year ending Nov.
30 shows: Total gross receipts of the rail
road company for Nov. $3,051,910.21; total
exNjmes, excluding rentals and interest,
$1.58l;435; profit for tbe month, $2,073,4S0;
profit for the year lodate, $14,547,479jprofit
for the same month ol I8E2, $1,104,504; for
tbe year, f 9,859,004. The gross receipts of
the Coal and Iron Company for tbe month
were f 1,750,5b); expenses, excluding Inter
est, $1,303,379; profit lor tbe month, $393.
204; profit for tbe year to date, $921,771;
profit lor tbe esrae month of 1882, $303,
121.24; for the year 1882, $1,200,173.91.
Deducting for the railroad company, debit
balanco renewal fund, $27,499; State lax on
capital stock, $55,909; all rentals and full
Interest oo all outstanding obligations in
eluding fiosling debt, $12,101,606; and for
the coal and iron compjny, full Interest on
all outstanding obligati.ins other tban those
held by the railroad company, $1,120,942,
A PiUl of $13,312,017 leavei a surplus Irum
both cnrnpanld nl $2,157,233. A divld-lid
nf7 V "n the preferred Hock, $108,-
020, and 0 fj rout, on Ihe common r-tnek,
t.990,972, requires a total ol 4.',099,598
Balance applicable lo interest ou deferred
income Iwnds, 57,034. Thli itslement
include! the operation! of the Centra! Kail-
1 . V- , ,
roau .in, oersey aim orancnes for six
months, from Juna 1 to Noy. SO, viz Pro
fit for tbe month, 12L07.51 for six. months
Soport of thp IrjlOcbtan roiJlo8thol-,
ivi iue muniu exMiingari.z, .trot I
niaaacncu.
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WTioleNo. lnaltenilsnee"..,lw,JO If ?7
Averago attendance..,;, ;...I0' 10 20'
Per oent. or attendance ...;,iA.9 94 95
,Nameaof, lobulars who attended every
day during the month x. Charles Hauk,
William Horn, Horace.Raudcnbush, Elmer
Scbmale, Chsrlei Weland, -Webster Noth-
sltin, Ira 8eldle,auilo CI suss, Floy Clauti,
Mia Oraver,Einma Hartung, Emma. Koons,
Alice Miulx, Amis Mants, Sophie Rauden
bush. , CllVXaJI SCHOOL,
. . MPT
Whole Nu.lnallendance .,.,..23 23 4a
Average attendance ?il 97 a-
.Per cent of attendance. b9 87 88
Names of pupils tbat attended every doy
during the montht Mary Ureiblebles,' Ella
Iteberljug, Mamlo Oabel, Alice Newhart,
Ella Retchard, Mary Albright, Irene
Fenstermaker, Alice Ueggus, Amanda
Kooni, Edward ICuntx, Abraham Wolfe,
EJger Noll, Willie Clsusi, Atvln Koons.
IKLKBUEDUTK SCHOOL.
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Whole No. In allenilanc 33 22 55
Average attendance 30 1!) 49
Per cent, of attendance u9l 83 90
Names or pupils present everyday dur
ing Ihe monili! Edgar Xauder, Alvtn Noil,
Robbie Hollehbach, Mittou Hauk, Oscar
Shuitz, Elmer Reed, Harry Oabel, Willie
fleck, Frank Schnch, John Heberlltig,
Dayld McCormlck, Willie Rapshcr.Clemect
Brelncy, Ojcar Helliusn, Willie Irwin,
Sallie Oabel, Ella Drissell, Maud Wheatley,
Mamie Fortwangler, Emma Fueher.
stoo.NDinr so. I.
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Wlmle No In attendance .25 20 51
Average attendance 21 25 4fl
Per cant, of attendance 90 b2 80
Names of pupils that attended every day
during the mouth: Ella Trainer, Susan
Knecht, Mary Walck, Ida Wert, Ann's
Raudcnbusb, Willie Kr idler, Howcrd
Acker, Richard Furren, Harry Gegbs,
George Slrobrn, Willie Koons, Willie Bellt,
Harry Blauk, Charles Iiieiutop, Cilvin
Klinger, Lester Smith.
SJfCOXUAKY mi. 2,
M
F
37
32
97
Whole No. In altendance , ,2(1
Avcruga altendauce ,..23
Per cent, of attcnilonoo 88
Names ot pupils that attended cyery day
during the montht Ira Notbstein, Hairy
Woire, Allen Oreenwald, Edgar Seiler, Ed
die Peters, Frauk Semmel, Alice Gilbert,
Lizzie Scboch, Ricca Longcomer, Annie
Brocady, Bella Honlz, liable Wheatley,
Ella Seaboldt, Emma German, Jennie
Trsiner, Ella Welck, Emma Fortwangler,
Lizzie Beck, Gertie Petees, Bertba Hollen
baok, Hattle Wieand, Gertie Wcidsw,
raiiURT :io. 1.
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whole No. in attendance 32 42 74
Average attendance 20 33 59
Per cent, of attendance ,..,,83 81 84
Names of pupils tbat attended eveiy day
during tho month: Mattio Horn, Hatlie
Geggui, Lily Froelich, Minervia Heidi,
Alice McConnlck, Anzlo Trainer, Mary
Fanetermacher, Hattie Trexler, Fred Rex,
diaries Hartman, Willie Wlesnd, Harvey
Gumbert, James Watt, Willie Notbstein,
Eddie Gilbert, Jacob Hebcrling, Cyril
Rehrig.
raiuinr so. 2.
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Whole.No. In attendanoe 42 49 91
Average altendance 30 42 78
Per pent, of attendance 87 E8 88
Nemos of pupils present every day during
month; Minnie JCeuierer, Alice Honta, Liz
zie Geggus, Emma Schmalo, Nettie Geggus,
Sallib Krum. Lena Longcomer, Ella Furrer,
Emma Peters, Emma Acker, Hatlie Rex
Cnrneda Hlskey, Allie Reichard, Arthur
Hold .Charles Sunders, Frank Drehcr, James
Walter. Charles Sanders, Walter Weiss,
Horry Trainer.
Foot-Haco
Notwithstanding the heavy snowstorm
the one hundred yard race between William
J. Miley, ol Summit Hill, Carbon county,
and-Patrick J. Cannon, of Drifton, Luzerne
county, was run al tbe former place Tues
day In Ihe prosence of a large crowd of
sporting men from all parts ot the Stale.
George Tumor, ol Philadelphia, was the
pislol-firer and Patrick McDormotl, of
Lahsford, Ihe roleree. Several yards from
tho starting point Miley slipped and fell On
the ire, but recovered quickly and made a
vain effort to overtake hia opponent, who
broke tho string four feel to the good. On
account of the condition of the track no time
was given. Over 910,000 changed hands.
Preliminaries for snnlher race between the
same parlies have already been discussed.
A Fool With Pistol.
A P.illsvlllo despatch of the 3rd Inst.,
says: Dennis Pike, of Minersville, has been
paying attention to Susie Bradley, also of
Mineraville, living with the fiimily of John
Weist, Pike was received as an accepted
lover, and everything went smoothly until
a few weeks ago, when Tike wss informed
by the young lady that his company woa
no longer desired, and Miss Bradley began
bi receive attention from another young
man. Late Thursday evoning Piko ap
pearod at the Weist residmire and asked In
see Susie, who toon came to tho door and
went outside lo see what be wanted. She
had scarcely rinsed the dnnr when Pike
struck her a terrible blow with the butt of a
revolver and fiie.l several shots at ber
Fortunately his aim was unsteady, owing
lo his intoxicated condition, and the shot
look no effect. He ran hurriedly Into the
darkness, brandishing his revolver. Friday
morning he wss arrested and lodged in
I'otlsville Prison in default ot $3,000 bail
Miss Bradley's injuries are very serious.but
not considered fatal. Miss Bradley lias so
lor recovered as lo leave home, and it is
thought to be ber intention not to prosecute
l'lke.
Fackerton Locals.
-The hillsnf Packerton are good for one
Ihlng even.lfit ii only for tbe young people
to do their coasting." There are Tew towns
of the site of Packerlon where this spirt, is
more enjoyed and more engaged in than
here..
-George W. Sawyer, electrician ol Hud-
son, N. Y.,is visiting friendi fore few'dsys
at this place. Lsst winter he put up the
electric lights in tbe yard here.
Owen Frilz, ol Leblghton, wss struck
by passenger train No. 15, on Tuesdiy
morning. It seems after bo got off tbe
puiher.be got a little bewildered through
tbe shouting of his fellow workmen and a
number of other trains going through the
yard tbat be ran the wrong way and was
struck as slated above.'
Miss Slam ..f th. Packerloi Primary
School. istiok atCherryville, Nnrthomplnn
Co., Ii,, and her school U closed for the
present. Her many friendi here wish btr
a speedy recovery,
-Wednesday morning a freight train
ran into me rear ol a coal train at East
Mauch Chunk, blocking the track for some
time. As far ar we could ascertain, no one
iMn. Joseph Seaboldt was on a visit to
friends and rslstives In Eaitou during lbs
veil,
Ifnttiel tUt), Feet 0ffiA4 Aidrwij 1. c U)P
7MC&tic;Cnrb6n County.
.. 'BANK,
John li-cvfJ!M,-lVRCer MVodaff,
v. a wvutejv msuyiiiieu,
James povSn;4ire'scI;ow,
T, Mi Iferbort, JtncsrtD
Nophle irresllu, Tresckow,
Alloc T, Malion, Beaycr McruUiw,.
MattleArAllcu, V .
Sarah J. Wnrtl. "'
Annlo L. Bhorinim, AOdMirbj
..inij n, ixi)ic, '
Minnie Spencer, Trwckow
Mary Brady, Jconesytllr.
Hollo roung, "
Anula C. ScJiaffcr, Hnzleton, Ltuctaoco,.
rnavsrarxnr, .
J. J.Markloy,
Mary Hnyder, " '
U. F. refers, "
A. A. Delt7, "
Sy lrestor Snyder, "
Stephen Soit "
A. M. Straup. Stenilersvlllc,
lienry Lntohtvrd, Leblghtan,.
KIEDFJX
Fnnnlo TpRrrsolI, Hickory Ran,
jriunle llughes, WhlU) ILttcn.
lulua Uuithes, " "
Mcll99a ltortroe, Lohlgh TannerT.
. H. Mmchlltz. Aoitnlilooia.
Corn S. Vundjko, Mod Ron.
LANeTOHD.
Maggie Pnttcjcaon, LanstortL.
1). P. Smith, "
Mary J. lleeso, "
W. D. Spencer, "
Esther tlriullhs, -Lettte
Jones,
Kmina K. Hone, "
Adclliio Foley, "
laCsan.vh kkd LEinan,
Mary B. Sliovellu. Buck Mouutain,
Ida Weaver, liockport.
Maggie A. Coll, I'cun Haren.
r.Kiuoirro.f,
T. A Snyder, Lehightou,
Hattle Koons,
Myra.M.Oood,
SiQIle Hofford, "
Annie Sewell, "
Agnes llauk "
Cora 51. L. Uhoads, l.eblgbton, -
Uahoniko.
Jostah Musclman, New Mabonlne,
It. A. Kclscr " "
Mary Stewart, " "
A. J: Balllct, " "
J, A. Loitgitcre, " "
lirauvHle l'revman, "
U. Myra Uchrlg, l'ackcrton.
Mary 11, Baunuin, Lehlglitoit.
Llzzto l Backle, "
siAUCit ouu.s'ic nonoDOB.
i John T. White, Mauch Chunk,
O. W. McBrlde, "
i Lizzie Flstcr. " "
C.trrle Leonard, " "
.-Mrs w i! Leonard, " "
H ittlo Baldwin, " "
nu,lo u. liuotl,
jury HniUmank "
Kato McAllister, " "
Julia Wcyhenntcycr, Mauch Chunk,
EAST MAUCH CHUNK.
II. A. risenhart, East Mauch Chunk,
Helen Merrick, " " "
Abblo Leonard, "
lun nut Dennett, "
Annie E. Barret, " "
Jennie ltchrlg, " "
Lizzie llulliearn " " '
ilary Whitehead, Weissport.
siauch ciiu.vi; Towusnir,
Wm, Mefiiigliilu, Summit Hill,
1. II. McCube, "
Samuel Alotzcr, " "
J. s. Fisher, '
Mattle A. lioss, ' "
lr.itn Tlii.n,... II
Kato McQuilid,
Ellen Uallajiher.
lien Gallagher, " "
ociuiie umu, " "
Maria Fisher, " "
D. O. y'atkli)s, Ncsquehonlug,
Nora Clark,
Julia Coylc,
W, X, Holmes,
PACKER,
J. W. Clirlstman, Hudsondalo.
. H. miner, Beaver Meadow,
H, A. Gerbcr, " "
rACKF.ItTOJf,
C. A. ltittcr. Lehlchton.
Iivlo &ttumn, Packerton.
Laura M. Yuudt, Weissport.
rAitnvviLi-K,
n. J. Rcinhart, parrmille,
Ella l'liircr,
.Nellie Ulakslce, "
east rnxx,
Ambrose Stelcerwalt, East Penn.
Nancy C. B. liledy, "
John II. Hell. "
William T. Moscr. " "
James Stelgerwalt, sutler's.
Eugene Zlegenfus, Aqunshlccda.
Alary Rapp, l'arrj- illc.
l"KSX FOXIEST,
John II. Mtnstluuin, Weissport,
Uwls O. lladellne. "
Joanna E. Cotter, Mauch Chunk,
TOWAMENSIXQ.
M. II. Clirlstman, Carbon P. O,
James lloyer, Weissport.
David Smith, Btcmlersvllle.
Frank Micliacls, Little Gap.
V. y. Hutli, PetcrsWIIe. Northampton oo,
Joslah Miller, Carbon p. O.
Sylvauus Peter. Carbon P. O.
Lownn lowAJiENsisa,
Kltner Rlraup, Stcinlerstlllo,
W. II. Hilllman, Aquaslncola.
W. 11. ZleKentus,
T. L. WVntz, . "
Elmlra llarleman, "
Mary A. Smith, slatlnglon, Lehigh county.
Mary M. Ltttz, " " "
Lllly Bauman, Trlncc.
Mario E. Sentl, "
Thomas A. Kocher, Little Gap.
1). S. Mehrkam. "
James Roth, Krcsgeville, Monroe county.
WEATIIKnLV.
Macgio Klshbach, Weatherly.
W. H. Ranch, "
J. O. I.tudaman, "
Annie T. Steele, "
Bessie W. Evans, "
Emma J. Andreas, "
Ella Verger, "
N'clllo Beers.
TTElssronT.
J. F. Snyder, Weissport.
Amanda Albright, Weissport.
Ta Anthracite Coal Monoply.
New York rimes, January Jlh t The
anthracite coal companies of Pennsylvania
are resorting tn their usual lacties for keep
ing down Ihe wages of the miners and
keeping up the price of coal. Orders have
been iutied for hall time work during the
first three months of this year. This is
calculated to givo the ininera the linpres
sion that the maiket is overstocked, which
is not true, and that the companies cannot
allonl lo consider ony question of ou ad
yance in wage, and also lo shorten the
supply so as to bold up prices. It is said ly
those who are familiar with the romliti.ns
of the business that coil might be profitably
retailed In this city at $3 a ton if mining
were conducted under the operation nflezl
timate busineii inlluf nrei Imlrad of bring
controlled by a inonniailliing combination
Important to Storekeepers.
The law lusted at the last session at Ihe
Legislature and approved June 20lh, 18S3,
requiring ail articles manufactured by the
employment of convict labor to ba branded
with the word! "Convict Made." with the
year and plaoe, wben and where made, ia
now m lorce. fames Interested In the com
petition ot prison labor are sending out cir
cular! embodying the law'and its penalties
In full. The netlect to eomrilr with tha
new regulation makes lbs offender.whetber
manufacturer or seller, liable to a fine of
$500 or imprisonment for six months, or
both, at tbe discretion ol the court. Tbe
law is very stringent and Innocent dealer,
baying such coodi In nosseision. not nroc
erly msrael, might be very eailly caught
lor tbe penalty.
A Lnnatio Commits ftaleiie.
On Tuesday ol last week Owen Con!., jn
inmate ol the Lehigh County Almshouse
tailed In an attempt to commit suicide. H
renewed tbe effort on Ihe following Thuri-
day ntgnt and enweeded. He waa found
banging In bii cell hilfin hour iHerbli
attendant had taken him his nipper In Ilia
eyening. He hfid taken off his drawer
and slipped on his psclsljons again. Then
lie fastened oue lee o the drawers In she
shutter and, tuiug the other as a mane, he
rarrieil out his purpose. He wss nearly
sixty years of oge. The Coroner bald an
inquetl rnday.
Some of the big iron and wire work at
Easlon and Cataiaurjua are again resuming
wora.
The dayi are about two m inutas lonesr
man mey were a week ago.
Sleighing parties wer Bumirtms th
ratt literal weeks.
5EJ
BYTOpnONDItlA
TW HyrtWlout Elctneat La ibo Mini Loot
. Arouses VaTu Afrcfccwtons-'Wfliit
actually valuta lb
Tbe narratlvo below by a prominent
scientist touches a subject pi universal Im
porlance. Few people are free from the
distressing evils which hypochondria bring:.
Tbey ooine at all times qnd. era fed by tbe
very flame which tbey tbemselyes
start. They are a dread of coinlugderaogoi
ment caused by present disorder and briqc
about more suicides tbau any other one
thing. Their &rst approach should be car o-
fully guarded.
Eiitori aVcruMi
It is seldom I appear In print and (.
should not do so now did I net believe ray
self In possession of truths, the revelation Of
which will prove of Inestimable value lo
many who may sea these lines. Mine bis
been a trying experience. Fur miny yours
I wai conscious of a want of nerve tone.
My mind seemed sluggish aod I felt a cer
tain falling off my natural cv. Jltlon of
in lellcctual ecutenrt. activity and visor. I
presume Ibis ii the istne way iu which an
innumerable number of oilier people feel,
wuo line myseii ere piiyucany below par,
but like, thousands of others I piid no at
tention tu these annoying troubles, atlrlbul
ing them to overwork, and resorting to a
glass of beer or a milk punch, which would
lor the time Invigorate and reBeve my er
luess. Alter awhllo the stimulants commenced
lo disagree witli my stomach, my weariness
increased, and I wus compelled to resort tn
other means lo find relict. Ii a, physician
ia sullrriug he iuyaiiably rails another
physician lo prescribe for him, as he cannot
see himself as he sees other; so I called a
physician and he advised me to try a little
chemical foid.ora bottle of bypophospbstes
I look two or three bottles of the chemical
food wilb no apparent benefit. My laisi
tude and iudUpnsition seemed tn fucrrasc,
my IckkI distressed me. I suffer! Irnru
neuralgic pains In 'lill'erent pans of my
body, my muscles became sore, my boweis
were constipated, aud my prospects for re
covery were not yery Haltering. I elated
my case to auother phiiclan,aud he kdvii
ed mo to taku five to tenilropanl Mogeude'
lolutlnn of morphine, two or three limes a
day, for the weakuess and diltreas in my
stomach, aud a blue Pill every other niliI
to relieve the constipation, The morphine
produced such a deathly nausea tbat I
could not take it, nud the blue pill failed to
reiieye my constitution.
In this condition ( passed nearly a year,
wholly unfit for business, while tbeefiott to
think was irksome and painful. My blood
became impoverished, and I suffered (rom
incapacity with an appalling seuio of mil
ery und general apprehounon of coming
evil, I passed sleepless nights and was
troubled with irregular action of tbe heart,
a constantly feverish coiidltiou and the
must excruciating tortures in my ito.nacli,
living for days on ricewatcracd gruel, nud,
indeed, the digestive functions seemed to be
entirely destroyed.
It was natuialthat while in this rondi
lion I should become hypecbondrical and
fearful suggestions ul self-destruction oo
cssionally presented themselves. I expert
enccd an insatiable, desire lor alcop, bul on
retiring would lio awake for a long time
tormented with troubled rcllectious, and
when at last ( did fall into an uueasy slum
berofshort duration, it was disturbed by
horrid dreams. In this condition I deter
mined lo take a trip to Europe, but in spite
of all the altcutions ol physicians and
change of scene and climate, 1 did not im
prove and so returned home with no earthly
hope ol ever again being able tu leave the
house.
Among the numerous friends that called
on me was one who bad been afUictcd some
what similarly tu myself, but whu had
been restored to perlect health. Upon his
earnest recommendation I began Ihe tame
treatment he bad employed but with littlu
hope of beiugbeuelited. At first I cxperU
enced little, If any, relief, except that itdd
not distress my stomach as other remedies
or.eveu loud had done, I continued its use,
huwcver,aiid after the the third botllo could
see a marked change for the belter, and
now after the Glteenth bottle 1 am happy
lo stale that 1 am again able to attend lo
my professional duties. I sleep well, nolh
ing distresses me that I cat, I go Irom day
today without o feeling of weariness or
pain, indeed I am a well man, and wholly
through Ihe influence of H. 11. Warner k
Co.'s Tippecanoe. I consider this remedy
ss taking tho highest possible rank in the
treatment of all diseases marked by debility,
loss ol appetite, aud all other symptoms ol
stomach and digestive disorders, U is
overwhelmingly superior to the tonics, bit
ters, and dy8iepsla cures of the day, and is
certain to be so acknowledged by tho public
universally. Thousands of people to.day
are going to premature grayes with these
serious diseases, that I haye above describ
ed, and to all such I would say; "Do not
let your good judgment bo gwyerneri by
your prejudices, but givo tho abuvo named
remedy u fairaud patient trial, and I be
lioyo you will not ouly be rewarded by a
perfect restoration to heal'.h, but you will
also be convinced that the medical profess
ion dues not jiossess all the knowledge there
is embraced iu medical science,"
A. G. Richards, M. D..
40S Tremonl street, Boston, Man.
An Episcopal Church for Laneford.
Tho Episcopalians of Lansford have at
last decided to build n church in that towr,
Tbey are about tired of walking up the
mountain to Summit Hill to worship in St,
Philip's church, and at a meeting of tbe
members ol the Vestry of St. Philip's held
at Summit Hill nn Munduy evening, 31st
ult., the consent and cooperation of that
body was granted snd promised to the en
terprise. It is quite probable that with the
opening of Spring wtrk will bo commenced
at the irection of a handsome edifice on
Ridge street, Lansford, tbat will cost wben
completed not lets than fifteen thousand
dollars Tamaqua Courier.
List of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the Post Of
rice at thu place, Ja.n 9, 1 884 1
Arnold, -1.F-,
lleer, fsathan,
Fritz, Hiram,
(illbort. Kate,
tireen, Salde, L.,
Hellman. U. W,
llaney, Ainoi,
Kunlolir, .las.
Krura, Llla. J.,
Kaubenolt, Nathan,
ileus, iiavm
Cunler, Jos. ah,
Hellman. George,
Ui.nis, Win.,
Ketnercr. Mary, A.,
Mover, Ben). 11.,
R. x. Alvln,
Ilex, Nathan,
Itemalv. Hannah.
'ehrlir, Jonai,
nchwarls J. F
Snyder, A. T ,
Warner, Oeorjre,
Weaver. Hon. jr.,
Weiss, Wm.
lll O Jil,,
Reader, W. t, ,
nare. Maria,
Davidson, olc mon,
U Inner. James.
Warner. J. M..
Persons calling lor any of the strove lit
ten will plesse lay "advertised."
T. J. Siiksut, AsVt P. M.
Duo NoUca-
Aftrr January 16 our new Snrine Slvlea
of Wall Paper Borders and Decora I ioni
will be coining In and aiwe b'aye too many
goodi from fall purchases in order to hurry
tbem off and make room for the NEW we
offer the publioat 15 er cent, discount FOR
lAoit purcnases, aon i miss mis np;or
lunlty of caving money E. F. Lccztw
isob, 01 Broadway Mauch Cbuok.
ObsiUt DltooTory la Bam.
What ii known as the Mile House, situ
ated between Tremont and Branchdale,
Eebnylkill county, was tbe scene of a sen
sational discovery Monday morning. An
unknown man, badly mutilated and wilb
a bullet bole In bis Jet ft breast, wss found
in the stable at the rear of tbe hotel. The
persons who first undo the disc. very at
ffm first believed that he had been frot'n
to death, but an exsmlnitlon or the body
revealul tbe foot that rail had feasted on
Im brad and face. A rovolver, with an
empty barrel, wn found In lhabarn, and a
verdict of luielde was rendered by the Coro
ner's jury. There is no duo to ike identity
of tbe man.
HAiiiiii:i.
HOBN CARPENTER. At Bsrnesville.
teouyiani ia, ra., January Sir., at 10
oVInrk a. in., I.y the Iter. A. M- Wiaals,
Rv. Alfred P. Horn, lo JJisf Kstia P.
Carpenter, only dstighter of tht Jt N. h.
OarpsoUr, Z.
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