New Advertisements.
BATS & Co.,
-DEALERS 111-
Watches,
t
i'
Clocks,
Jewelry,
k Silverware,
Spectacles aid Eye Glasses,
fost office buildino,
"Weisspor fc, Pemia-
RCptriHg
rail kinds promptly attended to at VEIiY
Seasonable Charges. .,
If you need anything in our
line, cive us a call before go
ing , elsewhere. Our Prices
are as low as the lowest, ana
all Goods are warranted to be
as represented. feb2-y
MaMiflS Poor District.
Aeeounl or Hainan jiioasrr. uimnrui 1
"x " -"r""..i"r.;r.r.. 1
it. Penna., for the yearending March 14th,
twt:
OR.
n aMAn n.M fur malatalnlntr natt-
p:".r.....:...T. j
amount paid for advertltlna; and
..Mininll - ................ B Tft
amnant nald for relief orders 3 00
" amount paid postage stampa and
ear fare
" services, nine days
service, one day, attending set
ttemsnt " exonerations
' Mmmllilon on 1311.07 2 per cent
I 10
IS (0
1 to
1 59
(MS 94
DR.
hand from 1113 settle
ment 133 w
Township Dr. to Nathan Meissr.... I'M
Aadlted aid approved this 1Mb. day
March, A. U. list.
J. 11. Aaaaa. Auditors.
April I, ws
AVfifi'lt I1A RRftrJj. Supervisor. In Ac.
eoaat with Mahoning. Township, Packer-
lon District, for the year udint March is,
lilt:
DR.
n t
To amocat cf tax duplicate (lilt CI
CR.
By services for hands, labor on road.t 13? 31
anaoaiainsA . tor mmoer aim nans uo -
M anioont iald for teams, fcc,
" amouot of note of township
" amount paid U. llclnsmlth. super-
vlior
exonerations
, amount tax refun'ad
pereac'axe eolleelinx lax
services ror sell, as supervisor ....
' amotavpaiu Audltoia
III CO
ion si
II) XI
lit SI
1 421
II 20
311 60
f O0
tlUi 81
HF.Tinr.N HKINSMITII. sunervlsor. In Ac
XiUiL"'01 tu""
DR.
To arnotsat of tax dopllcate... lit II
To araouat.eash received from Uco,
OarrulL supervisor 410 3S
I lira 09
4JR.
Br amount said for labor. Umber.
tie., aa road , I III 01
" percentage lor collecting tax.... S3 la
" exonerations 3 if
" stTvlrMfbrMir 171 00
I1U3 J
BalaaM daa Tt. Retnsmlth from town.
eltlp to balance aoeounls t 7
Audited and approved this llth day of
J. 11. AltNEtt. AMitors.
April I at
To Fishermen !
LNftt1ee1s hereby given. That all persons
in rbrlftri traaiiflnu on the tanilfltot tha un.
aleralaneil for ihe purpose of KlSlilNO in
WILD CHEEK, between Mlnehart't Mill
and Mvett'a Mill, alter (.his date, under pen-
aitj eiuieiaw.
1 WM. LEA fc. SONS.
Tewuaeastag, March XI, lut 3w.
Tall Um chflarea to cut out and save the comle
eUhouetW ptctnrea aa they apjear from Issue to
Iluy WI3 be plaaaed with tlla collecUos.
Thla ipaoej la' owned by
IlZlAOXWSIiIi'a TiTTT.T.,
'i;r:! - .
Of Bourse v mean the fsmooa anhnal appearlsg
sns tba label of everr genuine pacxaaeof Black.
walTa Bon Durham Bmokhja Tobaooo. Every
4Ualrkapa this, the aa BmoUng Tobacco made;
Xosm geoulse wtthout tradaurk of the Bull.
Try Pino Remedies
KURAKOFFG Salrator in aU
PnlmfininTrnnMot!
1 uiuiuuiu iiuuuitu
Tor the Cera el Consumption. Asthma. Hem
errhago. Diphtheria, Union, Whooping
r Uough,Ppea,monla,t)atarrh. Uonghs.Culils,
obii iunMiuuaii uiviivui.1 ruuvics.
at m wunu.ii.1 irl,arvi"n i-i rino ana
irnxxr n.i unrLri, . r..u.i r..,i,i,inn
the treatment , and euro of all eause of the
aKmwa l-.m.A ITn. . '..1... ..ta...
rallefstUleai all. and with falthrul use will
afreet a rani-l and perfect eura. It absolutely
does not eootaln either oplaie, narcotla
4blb i ttaraa ATI usi. A Tai al will convince
.Ir TV.".''1 'i
afire Of the safetvef vour ehlldrandurlnir in,
lament weather and at all times, keep a bot
tle la your medwilne ehest. Band ror pAmiib.
1st to U A. LEW IS A IA).. Bole I'roprlatoi.
04 Ohapel Street, New Haven, Ol.
rial DiTTBaa. Piaa Kioaiv ad I.tvxa
liLia, Pma PLAaraaa Annffma Halh.
Eold qy UraggUti JsnU-mltu
"Original Cheap Cash Store"
WE HAVE
Tttturned frnm Ptfit.ADtL.rniA, and Naw
Yoae with the leanest Llni of
DRY GOODS
of every descriptions Iff tquat hai nevtr teen
tea In thli notion, and moh
LOW PRICES
were never before known by the buying com
munity, lteraember, thoie iloodi lure
been bought from the Manufacturers
and will be eold tilt E A PKH then
th. iimt class of aoodt can be
bongbtelaewbere. Therefore
70a ihnuld call early end
ecure tome of the
GREAT BARGAINS
Thli season. There ll no Dry (loots E-
labUthutnt In tbla tectlon that oan compete
Wlltt ui
In Prloo, Quality and Stylo
Thli Is not laying more than we can iuU
tantlaie. Respectfully.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opr. Publlo Square, Bank Street, Lehigh-
on, A a, June v, iBaj-jy,
SATURDAY. APnit 8, 1884.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Peron making
payment! tu Ihlt ofllce by money order! or
postal notes will plette make them payable
at the WatsaroRT Post Orricc, .as I ho he
highton office is ot a money order office
Our Neighborhood in Brief,
Ascension day falls on the 22od ol
May.
The nail mill at Danville have begun
operations agatu
You can lawfully eaten trout now
that It, If you can.
The carpenters era rushing the new
buildings in town this week
fiCrictsr Tobacco advertisement in
an - uner column.
The Lehigh Valley railroad will run
extra etcurtion trains to Glen Oaoko all
Bummer.
X-WFor Books. Periodical, Papers arid
Stationery, call on J. F. Halbach, Dank
street, this borough.,
The Grst. boat of the season passed up
the rami on Tuesday of last wcok. It be
longed to reemaiisburg.
aaSr-A new lot ol CLOCKS. WATCHES
n.t JEWELUl just received at S. 11AUA-
maw -a store, ieu anion. r.
K. 1C. Bernd, of Lehigh county, and bis
wife, were on a visit tu friends in town Sat
urday last.
W-Tha best BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
warranted fast colors, at $U ner suit, at Jos.
Jonas , uuerl uuildlng
There arc about $1,000,000 on deposit
In the various Batiks in the LeliliiU Valley,
subject to check,
aaerFor Pianos or Organs, go to J. F.
able makes, at the yery lowest prices.
The Democratic Slate Convention will
assemble in the Opera IIuuse,at Ailentown
on Wedursduy next.
JfSulf you want a Sewicc Machine, rail
on J. r. Halbach, liank street, he can lurn
lih you with it lower than any oue .else.
Lee W. Wills was after the trout on
Tuesday, and raptured a lot of beauties, av
eraglug about 10 inches in length
"Just opened, six pieces of BODY
BUUSSIiLCAItPET at 85 cents per yar.l
worth $1.40, at JOS. JONAS'.Obert'a build
ing.
Joseph. 8. Webb, late of the "Wcisspott
House," has bought out tbo saloon of A. K
Milter, in town. and will take possession on
nexi aionuay.
AN OLD NURSE SAYS : Acker's Ene
llsh iKiutJr Is BK-T for 'roughs, croons.
iliphlteria,nrbrnurhilis. Sold by l)r. C. T.
tlorn, L.ehighton, K.-A.IIoru, Weiuport,
The othcials of the Lehigh and Valley
Railroad Company report that Ihe freight
and passenger business of (bat road waa
never belter.
jjGChoicc Clover Seed
lor sale at J. L. GabelV
$8.00 per bushel.
Our young Iriend Mr. John C. Kirk
an enterprising young gentleman of Plula
lelnhia, snent last Sundav in town with
irieuus.
&ti.Vou can geta Single Bugifj Harness
in part nickle, at ten dollars and lull nick I
at twelve dollars, cot un In cood stv e.
N. t lory s Harness tibop, WeissKrt, l'n.
-The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Uailroad Company has declared its
usual quarterly dividend of 2 "B cent, pay
able April 21.
Nt3i-If you wnnta nleemoothiasv shave
rour hair cut or shampooing, go to Krnnz
Rowlerer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
forret it.
A special commillee appointed by the
Democratic parly in Lehigh county has
unanimously agreed to report in favor of
the Crawlertl county system.
A severe storm of hail and rain, ac-
compauied by heavy thunder and lightning
passed over this section during the early
hours of Wednesday morning.
Croit, Wuoori.so Coi'Oii, and even
Asthma immediately relieved by Acker's
English Remedy. Sold under cuarantee
by Dr. Horn, Lehighlon, aud E. A llurn
At Easlon, on Tuesday next, April Rth .
John Dillman will pay the penalty witli
bta Hie, fr the murder of his "iff, over
near necmown, on tue zvin 01 uarcn, ol
last year.
Mrs. Bridget Fagan, wife of John
Fagau, section foreman for the Lebigh Val
ley railroad company, died on Saturday
morning, at the reideuco o(. her .husband,
at opmy.' t ,
--ohn O'Brien, familiarly known as
"Gen. Jack O'Brien, the War Horse' riled
lop miner' consumption, at his home in
Tamaqua, on Fndav night of last week.
1 ine labortug men have lost In his demise a
true mend, lie was buried on Tuesday.
Alderman M. J. CorbeU, of the Twelfth
ward, Ecranton, waa arrested Saturday on
I a complaint of A. B. 6tevens, the Republic
l ean eaudidate for Mayor, who charted Cor
ueu wun naviug compelled a mail named
Lewis Shafer to east an illegal vote.- Cor
nell was llflil in $i00 ball.
Anna Kennedy, aged vlryars, of Coo
sbnbocken.dicd on Thursday from hydro-
phobia. The dog: bite causing the same
was mulcted snrne 'lima ago. The first
tnaufestationsoltbe; disease. were ujon the
uay inas sue aieu.wneu be was thrown
into a spasm at lb sight of a dog
The ministers of Mahanoy City met In
convention Friday night and after a long
discussion visited all the book stores In
town, purchased all the d.lme novels and
Jesse James literature In the nlace and da
etruyed it, hoping to improve the morals ol
tue youth, ihe booksellers receiyed a uew
siocx on c-uiuruay.
A Bio Tamol Every subscriber to Ihe
Csbbox Adtooitb who Immediately pay
up arrearages and one year In advance will
I t r r - . ...
rrceiv Iree for one Vear Hialth anil llamr
a large 8 page.dO cxlumn monthly paper,
I ,l..nl..l ... I. ..... - I , ' (-. ' '
, ,,H . ,
I T" citizen of l-at Mauch Chunk
orThave held a preliminary meeting, the oh
J' f which was to disrus the advisability
of organising in thai Dlsee-a law and or.1-.
society. The thaine wa esueilly debated
upon and it was dorided - that such ail as
tociatlon should b established. An organ
laion meeting will be.ralled in a short
lime." It is complained Jhat intoxicaul
i wi vu uuuuey iu suat piaci
1SW Wanted. A vouns- ladv to learn the
millinery trade. PJetso apply at thli of
fice. Three hundred and fifty Hungarian
emigrant! arrived at Wilkesbarr Friday
morning over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
from New York. The great majority of
them at once left for Nanticnke, where they
expect In secure employment In and about
Ihe mines. The arrival of such a large
number,esprcially at thli season of theyear
when the mines are idle three dayt in the
week, creates much talk among the Idle
miners and laborers.
reS5 Only $10,00 cash
for an ull-wool Suit at H. II.
Peters', Post-office building,
Lehighton.
For the week ending on the 29th till.,
there were 103,231 tons of coal trans
ported over the Lehigh Valley railroad,
making a total to data nl 1.592,400 tons, a
decrease of 358,182 tons ai compared with
aame lime last year.
LOST On Sunday Inst, a lady's gold
watch, between Dr. N. B. Reber'a and M.
Hagnmona store. The finder will be
handsomely rewarded on leaving the same
at Dr. ti. 11. iteberi.
A bill in equity was filed In Common
Pleat Court No. 2, Philadelphia, Friday, by
Theodore L. and Henry J. Mumford
againstthe Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road (Jomnanv J lie comnla nants. on
March 1. 1880. leased the Summit Hill or
Switchback Railroad frnm the New Jersey
Centtal fur lour years, with the privilege nf
ex lend lug the lease live years more. The
New Jersey Uentral has been leased by the
Philadelphia and Reading The latter, it
is averred, has relused to renew the lease.
The complainants ask that the lease lie
declared valid and that lht defendants be
rrsl rained irom making a lease to any etber
parnes.
A tramp printer, aged 48 years, while
walking mi Ihe Lehigh Valley track near
Glen Onoko, was struck by passenger train,
No. 3, Monday afternoon, which arrives
here at noon, and fustantly killed The
brdy was removed to Maurh Chunk and
an inquest held on t lie b-xiv. Deceased
had stopped at Mnueii Chunk and was on
his wav to Wcatherlv. The iurv rendered
a yennci acmming 10 the above lacts.
rgf There is a perfect rush
at Ui.auss & Bito., for those
handsomely-mnde, all-w o ol
suits at $10.00. Call early
it you wish to take advantage
of this remarkably low price
lor a suit made to order,
-Children's School and Sailor Hals
for 30 and 35 cents, at Alvenia Graver'
Millinery store,
Andrew Hennessy,agd nbnut 60 years,
a resident of Ailentown, was killed on the
Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad at Cula
saun.ua Monday morning. With several
other he was loading furnace slag on cars
and during the high wind took rjfuge ba
hind a train. Suddenly a shilling engine
backed up and moved the cars, throwing
me men on tue track. Thev all escaped
except Hennessy, who was run oyer and so
badly Injured that he died in ten minutes.
He leaves a widow aud ouo child tu desti
tute citcumstances,
The Republicans of Ailentown, at the
primary election held on Friday evening,
derlared in favor of James G. Blaine for
President, and Robert Lincoln for vice
Prxsident. In the county cmvention on
Saturday. Samuel Thomas. Esq .waselrrt-
eil lo represent the Lehigh portion of the
10th Congressional district in the Repilbli
rau National Convention. He is a strong
uiaiue una Lincoln m
Why don't our borough council and
the school board publish the proceedings ol
their meetings ill Ihe AuvonAis? If the
Secretaries will furnish the mnv we will be
pleased to publish said pinreediiigs for the
benefit ofour readers. Im it, genllemen.
Qpgril. H. Peters, at the
Post-onicc building, Lehigh,
ton, will make you an all
wool suit ior only $10 cash,
n you order now.
.jyr-Alvenla Graver has lust relumed
from the oily with a 'large line of Spring
aiiiiinery. jjo not tail to call on hr,
E. R. Siewcrs, Esq'., and Uon.Micheal
Cabsidy were in town Thursday, 2nd called
to see us.
-While a number ,of workmen In the
employ of the Moms Ridge Coal Company
were draining an airway at Ihe Morris
Ridge colliery, near Centralis, oil Monday
they struck a large rprinc of Ireeh water,
and its (low was so steady and strung that
ii a snori nine mo mine was inunduled
Ihe pu'iips were uuible to keep it out am
ine colliery suspended Tuesday.
Notwithstanding Ihe recent dullness in
Ihe iron trade a good many workmen are
finding employment. The Valley Rolling
Mill al bliaron began njraUns teu days
an" ncr a auriiriiviiiii 01 several mnllLhu
ine i ousiown iron uompanya works are
nvreasiiii: (u activity: lurnares will blow
n at Ailentown ami' West Conshohncker,
The Reading Hardware Company has com
menren operations, and various additions
o t'eniisyiyaiiiH mills are projected in two
r mree localities, ien iiereenl. reduct on
u wages nave oeen announced
VQ.E. F. Lurkenbarh. 01 Broadwav
1, I. ... I. ,. . , 't a .
.unueu iiiiuiK, naa enlarged his store, pu
in a new skylight, and now has on exlnbl
lion over 1000 styles of fine paper hanghes
Irroralions, Ireizes
nil borders, locclher
with an elegant line of ilaijo shades, with
latest Httitrlimenta and'trlinmings. Bonks.
statiniierv and laucy goods in great variety
aud at lowest prices.
tNow is tlie time, and
UlaAUHS &. I) II O., th
place, if you want a nice fit
ting all-wool suit of clothes,
made to order for only $10.00
The rumor in reference to ihe lor ma
tinn of a new union in Ihe anthracite coal
field ire without 'foundation. Western
delegates havo been thnugh the eastern
region urging organization. Therepresen
tatiye mineral there are iu accord with i
movement of that kind, bul past experience
aniline inertness ol me great mass ol in
tinners are bom against any effort of th
mini, especially now, wuen lull lime
likely to be allowed for a few months.
B. It. Culton. nf Weissnort. will leave
ior ueneva, a. I., next week, lor the pu
pose of procuring a lsrge sl-vk of first rlai
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Vines
which he will have on hand, and for sal
at low prices, ou-or about Ihe 20th of April,
a lew goon canvassing agents wanted, f or
lurther-particularr apply at hi residence
on itvinir sirceif welssport, 1'a.
April 4rl881-4w '
Governor Paltison, In a letter received
Thursday afternoon of last week' informed
the counsel for the murderer Dillman that
he declines to interfere with the carrying
out ol the sentence of death and cannot
gran t'lbeir request lor aslsy of proceedings.
i ne execution will lake place In the Jail, at
Easion, on April 8. The gallows is ready
to be put up and eyervlbing is prepared,
even to the clothe the condemned man
will wer.
On account of the non-appearance of
R. IC. Fox, the referee, the race between
Hurst and Whetley, announced to lake
place at the Driving Prk, in this pi a re, on
Friday, did not come off. About tally per
sons, were ip town to wilnr the conlest.but
bad lo return home much disappointed.
The race, between FroJ Rjdgert. ol
Philadelphia, and Harry Wbelley.nf Can
ada, took place at Ecbn Park. Philadelphia,
nn .uuiiuajr aucriiiMin, anil waa wou uy
Rodgers, who beat Whetlev three yards. A
large number ol sporting men werepirsent,
aud the bets ran mostly iu favor of the
winner.
- On Monday, while attempting to un
hook the chain Irom a car. on Ihe landlne
of No.' 8 "slope, Honey Brook, John Davit,
son of David S. Dayls, bad one ol his arms
oroktn and came mar losing his life
Hon. John B. Storm will please accept
our tbanki for lavori received.
Yes. you may oome again next Sun
day evening; but" and the liesilited.
What Ii it, darllngT Have I. given you
paint" ha asked, ai she still remained
ileal, "iou dldn i mean v, i in sure,
ill. ri,Mind.li "hut nail tlina nlaaaa bring
one of David Ebbert'a easy-going ferriages,
Livery on North street, aud
terms moder-1
A romtietillva examination of caodl
ales for appointment as cadet to the Mill
tary Academy at West Point Will U held
at the American Hotel. Mauch Chunk, on
Thursdsy the Orel day of May, 1881, at 10
'olocka. m. All candidates for the vacant
cadelshlp In this Congressional District are I
required to appear before the examining i
committee and submit loan exsminatlnn.
For Information as to ago, mental aud phy
sical qualifications, Ac, address Dr. R
Leonard,of Maurh Chunk, Prof. R F. Hof
ford, of Lehighton. or the Secretary of war.
Jamei Haggerty, 12 years of age, the
son of a resident of Hyde Park, accompani
es UT HTOIRI WTI Ol Ull VV1U Ke, ntUl
J . I
into the woods near hit father', home.
nn Rnntlav. til tie bed inmn lierrles from a I
. .. . ..l
poisonous snruu and ale inem; in u lew i
minutes he waa seized with convulsions, I
bich ended in death.
Proved Fall.
The report concerning Miss Kate J. Am
er and Mr. F. D. Kllngeman, of Mahoning,
proved lo le entirely false. Tbo two
who reported the lie, and who wish to be
called ladles, wanted to gel nut by laying
it was a misunderstanding; but after wit
nesses we.'c brought lo prove that they had
told it, they gracefully admitted it. Their
own brother advised those busy bodies lo
ship their lying, as this bad taught them a
good lesson. A number of witnesses were
present at 'Squire Mutseliuan' to prove
Ibal the above is correct. Avoir.
March 27, 1881.
List ofLettori
Remaining uncalled for in the Post Of
fice alibis placo, April 3, 1 881 :
Brownmiller, Mrs. J.
Miller. R.E.
Bender, Mrs. Mary,
O'Urian.Mrs. B,
Peter, Mary,
Peter, Yurista,
Cochran, Manuel,
Soli, Miss Elica
Schmidt, Mrs Leo,
Smith, Joshua,
Wehr, Wilson P,
Cunfirt, Stephen,
Culton, Mrs Mary,
R-x, S M,
OilniHin, Jacob,
Handwork, Ellas,
ones, William,
Moycr, B F,
Miller, Miss L,
Weidner, Jelfcrson,
Muffly, John F,
Stabler & A.rnti.
Persons calling for any of the aboye let
ters will please say "advertised."
ii. ir. pktxei, p.m.
Mahonms Sqnibi.
-O.K. Musselmsn left on Monday for
..... o-
John Deln, who for the past four yesrs
occupied the hotel stand at Centre Square,
sold his horses, aud fsrmilic implements at
public sale on fridoy, .in un. lie win
move tu -Norm Venn. si-hUVIKlll county,
on April 4tb, where he will occupy a noiei
stand.
F. D. Kllngeman will leave for
Youngstown, Ohio, next week. He Intends
lo visit Iriends thero and at points further
west.andw ll remain thero tiermauently
f the locality suits him.
Our public schools closed last week.
mere win some talk ol atarilug a uanx.
What has become ol the matter.
Who Wrote That
We have lonir walled lor a book that
would simlila us itrnira lo nut our fineer
ou the quotaliiin we wish or trace home
mv niiMintinn to its author. The work we
"have been waitiuir f.ir has appeared ill the
Iloyt Ward t.'yclopeilia ol ljuolalioiis, Willi
Hi 50,000 line of Concunlance. This is
the only Cyclopedia of Quotation e"er pub-
lished. We aijree witli the Modon J'ot
when it say that Ibis work is as "Indis
iH-usable as Worcester or Wabster. It is the
illy standard hool ol nnolallona," end
w.lhthe New York (rafts', winch l'rO
nounces It "By long caldS Iho best book of
quoUtions in existeuce." Do not lail to eee
the large adverilsemeui ol 1-uiik X Wug
nails, on another luge. Their books are
excellent and theirprices maryel ior cheap
nee.
Offon a Jaunt
W. M. Rapsher, Esq., accompanied by
nis puysician, ur. uernard i-isaamp, ine
auccesslul practitioner from Leipsic, Ger-
manv. started on Mondav last on a lour
alonu the Atlantio niasl for the benefit uf
Mr. Rapsher' health. The Dr. iiilorms us
that the complaint is Ihe old story of the
excessive use nf morphia and Hy. Chloral,
wii rn pr.Kiuce.1 a temporary na iuo nation
of the mind. Dr. b.ska.np cerlaiulv had
Kieat aucvua in rea.o.iuK mr. w.p.iier '
........... ..u.w.,,. .-r-'
he now feels sounder and stronger lhan be
has for a long time, lie exiiects to return
in time lo attend Courton April Wlh. His
many friends wish him a plriuuiul trip and
sale ruturn.
Heroic Act of a Conductor,
As eugine 874 was coming from Preston
colliery In Ihe Mahanoy regiou, with a
hiaded train, a littla child two veara nld
was discovered lying In Ihe centre of the
track with it head on the rail. The child
teemed In be asleep. The engineer en
leavorrd to slop the train, but as be was
ruining down a sleep grade, to stop was out
of the question. C-ioductor Joe. Powers
taking it: me tiiuaiirn ai a glance, sprang
out oi ine rau and ran down me bxards in
ttie cow calcher, where he braced hiinaelf,
i nd as the engine and Irani thundi red
own in near wnere ine cniid was, he made
a gallant leap and succeeded in scooping
up the little pne, j-ist as the dw catcher
ktriifb th arm twlitnh lisal.l I a.lill.l In
tsfety. Su.-hanct..rheroisin.i.cerla,nlv
" "v -....... esvaui U"'I IH
deserving of mure than a mere passtug no
nce. licuainq Jime-i.
Fatally Burned.
' Mamie, a four year and two months old
grand-daughter if Mr. T. D. Clauta, ol this
borough, on Monday morning last, about
10 o'clock, wis so badly burued that she
died at 12:15 o'clock the nine day. Just
how the clotblug of the child took lira I
not known; she bad not yt come down
stairs, when terrible screams were heard,
and Webster Clauss Immediately ran to the
child room where he found ber enveloped
in llaines, be extinguiahed Ihe fire, and lift
ed the little one un to the bed, tbe skin ad
hering lo his arms as he laid her dawn
She was in her night dress, aod it is sup
rjoied that aha had 0ot nut nf Im-H and fiti.t.
in. ,ui.i,.. i... I ii.i.ii 1 1,.-. i ...
set her cluthes on fire. She was a very in-
lereiting liltle thing, loved by all
whom
she approached.
She wa buried on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Oh, sad the thought, our Mamie's dead,
in silence, reus ner peaceiui need;
tier soul, renewed will, early grace,
In heaven baa Bought a resting place.
Oh, sad our hearta to'dsy.
When we see thy mjrtal clay;
Nil more thy pleasant faoe wo'llseo,
ho win ever tuink ol luee.
Lower Towamenslng Items
Jacob Wagner is a student of tale
grspby, at the L. V. R. R. station at Parry
vine, wnn itenry cnyuer.
John Serftaa, of Lehigh Can. moved
secretly away, lie occupied tna nouse ol
., .. . .. -.
Mrs. Ainns Aleer. and le i n s rent unna d. I
Mr. Edwin Li.-hteawalUr is down with
malarial fever. He la nulla ill.
Henry Sherer lost a valuabl pig list
we,k.
John Btmhl, collector of school taxes,
passed through here collecting tax lo pay' O" lh I'h 'Uy of March. In Bowmtni
the leachtri, as their term of tchool has ex'- V' ,nrT' ,iu,b"",1 ol v181? Ptl,r'
plred; some of Ihe teacher have not drawn
any salary yei,
II insisti that all should
pay up at ouce,
Charles Stroup wai nne day last week,
surprised uy mi Iriends celebrating ins
birthday be received over $7 in cash and
other gifts. Ila was verv unfortunate last
vear, while hunting, in thuoiiog offone or
murefingei from each band, be it there-
fore poor and needy.
The Mormon itnry printed In the An-
tooavx. and continued for three weeka nasi.
is read wuh tagamets. Coy,
The Following BtatiminU are PabUslied
for tin BineJt of the Pnblie-Seal and
Ateaect-
"I conaldsr that I owe mv llf. In Wim.r-i
Sife Cure." F. B. Ribbolhi.
Jtrity dtp, If JT, 203 Jewell Ave.
fVIhave used eight bottles of Warner'a
Safe Cure, and honestly believe it saved toy
Hf'-" A. F.CABttaLi, EdlWr Ofonon.
Curlytt, Pa., Feb. 2nd.
"I wai Riven up br my physlclani to vie
with dropsy, but Warner'a Safe Cure res
IT":-, " ibuabtot,
"Three bottle of Warner' 8afe Cure
"lred me nl severe burning pain In the kid
v"ijiiiy a nigni.
Zocfi, Cat.
J. M. Muhdsu.i,
"Five bottles of Warner'a Safe Cure cured
I me of a very severe case of kidney com
plaint." F. B. Siuplr,
jJtnvcr, w. uierk American House.
"Warner's Safe Cure saved inv wlla'a
mo wuen toe beat doctors and mineral
... , . ,, .
anrintra of tha ronnlrv AtA he mn trnnA
jnrufcJ. Cbnn. ' J. H. Urmint,nir.
HIL.J. , . . . ...
a uauao eniargrmenioi me neari,wuirn
was pronounced Incurable, aud I was often
thought to be dying, but Warner' Safe Cure
and Bale I'llll restored me to health."
AJAfATITTX WALLINUS-OBD.
-Eo-tf Roehuttr, If. U.
"Owing tn the high temperature of the
room in which I worked I cod Uncled a ter
r,u,10 TOI?"'"Mro.luceiii serious kidney di
order. Warner's Safe Cure restored me to
health." Jauu Dacca.
Enter, if. It.
"Warner'a Safe Cure ha saved mv bov's
life. Doctor pronounced hi the worst case
0f Brigbt'a Disease they ever saw.'
E. 11. nnrr.
EdllorMarounin County Enaulret.
"I wa treated bv Doctor Acnew and
iveusier, or new Xork, who pronounced
me aiuicted Willi Alright s disease. 1 was
bloated excredingly.but Warner's Safe Cure,
i veniy ueuove, saved my life."
UIU. U. DTEVIXt,
irnulh Xorualk, Cbnn,
I had kidnev dirorders. (ndleesllon.
rneumatism and lumbago for tbrre years.
I grew worse aud felt as though a hundred
pound welght.wai dragging down tuv liver
arid Kidneys.,, Warner Bale Uure haslully
restored mo." u. li. lite isnyti.i.ic3,
Albany, 2f.Y. C40 Broadway,
"Previous lo' a year ago I was severely
I efilided with, kidney difficulty. My back
ached, my urine waa "sudsy," and I was in
I u bad way. I had tried various remedies,
but only with leinirary relief, until I
began the use nf Warner'a Safe Cure, three
t'S or which, with the Safe nils tfftc
Cleveland. O. Cirilain i,f I'.iliea.
"For vears I have l,ad excruciating nains
in the small of my hack and waa not able
to ralie irom bed or be In a silling posture
me doctors c anned that I was lUllerlnir
from spinal disease, and I never exacted
to leave mv bed again. Though having no
hope of recovery, Warner' Safe Cure was
recommended to mo, which I commenced
"king, and eight bottles baye made a per-
nianeui euro." was. urnsT-aim
No. 28 thirteenth street.
CAicojro, Feb. 26th.
"About two years ago I resorted to the
use of Warner's 8afe Cure, taking in all
thirty two hollies tor kidney and umary
affections, and it ha proved a complete
success, and radically cured the tttin in my
back. A lady. of this couulv. a coufimed
invalid lor three years nasi, wiln whet the
doctors here said was internal cancer, be-
youd all skill and hour, in the doctors' opin
ion, uas ueen raised aimosi irom ine uruu
hy the use of nine bottles of this excellent
mrdicne. J. II. Hudson
Attoona, Pa., Feb. 21th
Weatherly Chips.
Dooovon's OrlzinsI Tenncsseeani will
five one of their ainoin? encrta hero. In
M,,r-. 0,u.r. ir.ll. .... H,. llih In.t TI.I.
,;,, A i,; ...! tor. ,! r.v.
troupe was here several years ago and gave
enure suu&iacuuu.
Nun and Faust. On last Saturday
evening Mr. Harry Nuss and Miss Nora
raust. both nl tins Placo. were bound to-
gellier by the holy bonds of matrimony at
ine nonie r.i me nride's parents, tiev. tu
T. Schwartz was the oflirialing clergyman
nielr many Iriends wish them a
happy
union.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Belsford, ol
Mauch Chunk.wrre the guesUnfthe Chees
'"n imny during the lore pari ol me
we.uk.
Mr. George Leulz an old resident of this
pUc0 has quit work in Ihe foundry, where
wo, el,oyej ,i,t,nl rbreuiac.
George expects lo leave lor Northern Ah
Dama in Ihe near future. Ma v success be
awaiting lilm
The foot race that look place here last
Saturday created considerable excitement.
The parties engaged in running were Julius
btigiuman and will Iveider, jr. Tlicy ran
from the depot at till nlace. to Ilazle Creek
Bridge and return, a distance of a little over
three mile. Eugleman won the rare by
thirty yards. He'rovereJ. Ihe ground in 22
minutes and thir'.v seconds. Uousidering
l0B I""' "e7 "P "' gd lime,
Monday evening an exciting 100 yard
foot race took nlare between twnolourb.w
boy Robert Hullord and Harvey Graver,
Aa It waa called a draw no money changed
nanus.
A new passenger train has been put on
the road between this place and Attdenrled
inua lar ll has only made one trip a day
going upon No. 18 and returning on No,
An Ontrrga.
Friday morning last a paasonger train on
I '
ll.. T. f. fl Tll I J I I.
r,"'"a'0 ". "uo ..ere a. eigni u-
clock, had on board several Hungarian fam
ilies, consisting of men, women and child
ren.who were on llielr way In the coal tv
gionsand had fustcnine from CastloGarden
New York, so it la said. When the lower
stalion was reached, the conductor forsom
cause or the other put them off tbe train,
vvnne iney were al the depot ll was noticed
that several ol the rhildren were ill. Bur
pets Storm was notified about tha matter!
who went to see what was wrong. Th
Burcees discoyrd at once what was the ma
ter and immediately sent for Dr W 1
Ilamrrsly. When tbo doctor danced at hi
patient he saw that Ihey were afflicted
wilb small pox. The burgess in hi usual
prompt manner, had them lent to the Le.
high County Almshouse for treatment. The
whole business was done in about an hour.
Mr Storm deserves great commendation
lor HI prompt action in thi case, and
are aure that our citizens will stand bv him
,n wh,t !" n" dnne notwithstanding the
murmuring whieh hat been dime about tbe
lew dollars rnstCatasanqua Itecord,
HAKUIKI).
On the 7th dty of Mtreh, by Rer. A
usnnoiomew. jenerton weidner and Mis
Ida Precilla Kaiser, both of Lehighlon, Pa,
On the 13th day of March, bv the same
I nomas r. eneinamer, and Ml Barat
Amanda Miller, both of West Pennchuyl
am couniy,
On Ihe 22nd dar of March, bv the aame,
J.ime Franklin Atbnar. and Mils Emms
Jane Shasfsr, both of Mahoning, Carbon
couniy.
On the 17tb ull.. by Rev. J. II. Gehmldl
1?faaatl na4 llfu.1 k I. . I fft V1l.
' Preel.nd, Alfre-1 Notbateln lo Mlu Ella
. . r.oi Kmh r o. . n...
I "v'i
DIED.
I On the ITIh day of March, near Jackson
iJ1'' IMI county, There., widow of
I Michael Shuck. Aged 59 year, I months
and 11 day.
' " rm" "'" auu -i oaya.
To Fishermen and Others
All persons are hereby forbid trespassing
on Ihe lards or tbe undersigned. In Towa
menslng Township, Uaibon county. Pa... ror
the puriioee of Fishing on Pine Run Oreelt
or hunting ou ah
JJ 0f Dtf.0Vw'
A.n.oon Kiot.. '
said lanas. persons so tree.
notice will be dealt with
Anthony May.
Harrison Smith.
J" Iff "S?", w
t.M'.1,J'uf.;.,ek.
Sienben Ohrlaiman.
tiarab ii, wj
I uaaper necp.
WeuielSchUike,
The editor of tha Summit Hill and
Lsnslord Record, Mr. J. W. Mlloy,ws In
town Monday, and inadaui a pleasant call.
Mr. M, Intend to pros his claim for the
nomination for the State Legislature before
the Democratic Convention.
pplicantsjbr License
Lilt of Annlloants for Tavern. Restaurant
and Liquor store Llaentcs at the April term
ofOoun, llli:
TAVERNS),
Lafayetta Lents, Mauch Chunk,
James S Welbert. Mauch Uhunk.
John Behlar, Mauoh Uhunk borough.
James MoElroy, 2nd Ward, Mauch Uhunk,
uso r. iiunrtingor, iri warn, ol onani,
Paul Sehwelhlnt, lit Ward, Mauch Obunk.
Michael O'Dminell, 1st Ward, M Uhunk.
Frank Uatsldy, 1st Ward. Mauch Uhunk.
Samnel K. llehler, Mauoh Uhunk boro.
lanlel Uherdron, Maucb UbunK noro.
Frederick atahl.Snd Ward. Mauch Uhunk.
Win. Hehrlnir. 2nd Ward. Mauch Uhunk.
Hugh Dixon, 1st Ward, " "
.Tac.ib W. Haudsnbush, Lehighlon,
Daniel Kresge, iranklln township.
Edward Haber, Franklin township.
Levi Uarleraan. Lower Towatnenslnr.
RnlHirt A. Henry, Lower Towainensing.
Lewis Utirlitinan, Lower Towauenslng,
11. U. Klolz. Lanaford boro.
Ueerge Evans, Laiuford boro.
uuas. iioxmeyer, weninariy.
llasper Metier, Weatherly.
John Hlnea, Wealhcrly.
Henry II. Evcrll, Wetisport.
Henry Uhrlitman, Welispnrt.
Simon Amlesner. Summit Hill.
Paul Danner, South Kidder.
Joseph Saddler, Packer township.
renroxo ueorge. ,aat renn towusuip.
Jesse Iluison. Ueaver Meadow.
Maurice Stack, Hanks township.
N. II Vanborn, Banks lownship.
lleniamin Uiley. Nesiiuehnnlna-, M O twp.
Paul Eauert, Mud Run, Kidder township.
Leamler Weiss. Towainensing township.
Morltz Stehle, r'.net Mauoh Uhunk.
Plus Schweibentz, East Manch Uhunk.
I). J Ularser, East Mauch Uhunk,
Daniel McOeady, East Mouoh Chunk.
Sirohen Penstermacher. Mahoning two.
james sweeny, ruaucn ouunK.iwp,,iumiBis
Allll uisi.
RESTAURANTS,
John II. Kromer, Franklin tonniblp,
James Welsh. Linsford.
r.. K. Shoemaker. Lanstord.
Patrick Elliott. Lansford.
licorice II. llolvey, Lanslonl,
Ann Manells, Lansford.
Jntncs Modluty, Lanslord.
r-atricK uampnen. i.ansioro.
John W. Lewis, Summit Hill, M J twp
win. i nompson, vn-i wara, oinuoa ununs.
Michael McOeady, 1st Ward, '
i.eopom jteiss,
John It. f Wevssar. "
Dan. McOeadv.nlnuchOhunk tp. (Ooalport.)
Klward Oalla jhcr. ' " twp
Ann Owona. " " twp
(lornellus Helly. " " twp
luicnaei uais. r.isi iiiaucn ununa.
John Hagenbuch, East Mauch Uhunk.
Uhas. Harslns " " "
Then. Uerster " " "
Adam llnc, Weatherly.
Charles II. MaoDanlel, Welssport.
Jnmes Uannon, LehUh township.
r ellx Mouorry, Ncsquehonlng, M O twp.
Jueuh A. Meers. Lower Towamenslng.
Lewis .T. Uhrlstman. Lower Towamenslng.
Ellen Potter, Lausanne township.
LlClUOIt STORES.
K. Miller. Lehighton.
Henry Schaffer, Weatherly,
Hugh Molirlde, Levlson. lianki township.
air-, lticii. irougueriv. x-evieon. uaiiKs iwn,
Patrick MoPlitlllos. Nesauehonlnir. M O twu
jonn cweeney, nuininu itui.
neai iuenriue,uniernine, nanus iwp.
Mlohael Mattln. 1st Ward. Mauoh Chunk.
Owen Uallagher, East Mauch Uhunk.
Jauics Mulhearn. Lansford.
OEO. W. ESSE It, Olerk.
March 29, 1IS4-W3.
Annual Statement;
OF THE
LeWeMoa Poor District.
Peter Helm, Treasurer of tho Lehighlon
Poor Hoard in account with the Lehlahton
Poor District, Fioui Way 1st, Wi to March
li. leas ;
DR.
To balance duo as ner last year's re-
)Niri a laa vi
' uinountui duplicate ror yen rs 'x
'83. less exonerations and com
mission 5 per cuut 690 06
fS 12
CR.
John Hartholomow. boarding IN.
i- isnerj s- iiu w
J. Itariliolcinow sundries. N. Fisher. '2 V0
Y. Ludwlg, rent. L. Summit
30 t0
I 00
10 00
Anna bowers, lending iuis. euinnni
five weeks
L)rs. Iloner and Elekampmedical ser
vices, I,. Summit
H. Heckendorf, rent, P. Snyder,
ll. Ueckendorf,coal and hauling po
tatoes, milk, Ac
H. Jteckendorf, salary for one year...
eo to
30 09
'-5 00
S3 85
A. w. Horn, constable service and
tending lockuu
Jeremiah Rhoads, constable service
IM. Anthony
50
10 00
Uatharlnt, I.oucfiner. boardlnK M.
Juullieirn, t months
Frank Slmitt, boarding M. Mulhearn
a utoniii
Mrs. Thna. Fatb, hat. M. Mulhearn..
II. llaltxer. sundries. M. Mulnearn..
10 00
1 00
3 38
1 25
EllaShultz. making dress, M. Mul
nearn
I). S. Hock, books, Ac. M Mulhearn..
Peter Helm, keeping M. Mulhearn,
31 weeks at ai 25 per weok
H. V. Morlhlmer. urlntlnir statement
50
38 75
IMS and 1813 III!
P. Smith, making duplicate ICS.. 4 to
Dr. W. O.M. Selple, medleal service
and inedlelne
Dr. N. n. Keber.medlcal services and
medicine
T. V. 'I homes medicine
Dr. U. T. Horn, medlcul services and
medicine
J. O. Rex. potatoes and wood.
V75
17 15
45
S 00
10 50
Rami, Seller, beef......
J. It Oahel. con!
W. M. Hapsner, professional services
10 07
23 80
19 UI
u. it. aeiote, rent r eD. issi, u. sues.
maker
(). Seller!, beef
00
6 59
it, A. Mens, rellel orders to dale
1 bo
V 90
30 Sil
B 90
V. Lelbonuulh, merohandlso
llellinan A 3o.. '
Sweeny A Son, "
xurs. ueiscmraay, aunortes
2 It
10 48
u. renstermaciier, meronanaiso
II. Kbhsrt. merchandise
K. It Snyder, mcrehan llso
.1. T. Nutbaum. merchandlio
24 V5
11 73
3 15
4 27
1 93
Jos. Uliert merchandise
i:laur A Hro, merehan-llse
win. newerer, inerctiandiso
I). II. Ktioads. airt,. merchanduie
0 71
4 84
10 40
U. Trainer, merchandise
Peler Helm, shoe mending, &.O., lor
poor
Peter Helm, s.ilarv for one vear
48
50 0J
Poter Helm, per centaga on paying
uui aa treasurer eiv - u. par
cent
14 61
I 00
Auditors fees
Peter Helm, taking Mos. Anthony to
A-eiuxn iwumv Aimsnoure, assis
ted by A. W. Horn and II. Hock,
endorf. fncludlnur railroad fare...
12 00
W. 11. Slrauss, merchandise
jjaiancodua district
79 81
A429 12
We.the underlined dolvaleeted Auditors
of the Borough ot i.ehlghtun,do certiry that
the above accounts are eorroct to the bust of
our anuwieugo and poller.
W. P. I.O!n,
M. I, TltEXLBB,
H. J, UBXTilEY.
March 13, wj. Auditor.
E. F. LUCKENBACII,
DRAX.ER IN
Wall lapers3
Borders & Decorations,
Boots, Stationery, Fancy (Ms
Window Shades & Fixtures
Latest Styles, made and pat np, If desired
Paints, Oil,' Varnish, Putty
Brushes & general Painters
supplies.
Ho. 61 Broaflway, Mancli CM, Pa
Jtelow tbe Broadway House,
11 Art
at I ; if
a I I "4 ezLj s.
' i i- Si
a
December l.wM
Soriin
When tho weather grotfi vrarmcx, that
extreme tired fooling, want of appetite,
dullnoss, languor, cud lassitude, Edict
almost tho entire human family, and scrof
ula nnd olhor dlseuoi caused by humors,
manliest themselves vlth many. It Is lm
posslhlo to throw on this doblllty and expel
humors from tho blood without the aid of a
tollable mcdiclno lllto Hood's Sarsaparllla.
" I could not sleep, and would get up La
the morning with hardly lUo enough to get
out cf bed. I had no appetite, and my
laco would, break out with pimples. I bought
HoocFs
Dottle of Hood's Sarsaparllla, and soon
began to ilsep soundly ; could get up with
out that tired and languid feeling, and my
appetlto Improved." R. A, SAKrono, Kent, 0-
"I had been much troubled by general
debility. Last spring Hood's Sarsaparllla
proved just tho thing noeded. I derived an
lmmenio amount ot benefit. I novcr felt
better," H. F, Millet, Boston, Mass,
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Bold by all druggists. $1 j six tot S5. Made
only by C. I. HOOD St CO., Lowell, Moss,
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
THE RAILROAD ERA
IN LITK It-iVX" UXi IU,
Fbiie wleet la nvblt h Mod toots eSeantu
fi one of the grtatt taceve ntnts ofttit century."
John TPanamafcer, Vh'lule phia.
"1 recommend Vie ualertikinj." John UaU,
D.D.
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53 Meuilon papur in which
Receipts and Expenditures
or the
of
t, Pa..
For Year ending March, 1881
RECEIPTS.
Cash In treasury and uncol
lected hi iasi rep Tt, less
commission and exonera
tions 1211 II
Exonerations on duplioate lor
18St 31 00
Commission on duplicate fur
1094 12 tt
t U 41
1D1 30
317 31
Amount of duplicate for 18S3 .
139 CI
EXPENShS.
Solomon Veakel, services aa chief of
Solice
I. Hnpaiier, attorney Tee 158J....
I J. Klstler. iiudltlnit and work
V 71
13 60
8 Si
V (0
14 01
14 ii
43 03
I 21
24 19
1.1 00
3 13
13 01
7 30
11 30
1 10
4 73
4 SO
4 i
2 60
T.l
1 60
3 76
1 nO
II 01
I., roclintn. mason work
II V. .Mnrililiner, prlnllng statement
Henry lueriz, atoics
H. H. Kverett, room rent, light and
work
P. Wasum. work on street
Samuel Welsh, work, ac
lanlel Arner. work on street
Uharles Sebach, work in street..
win. raiiigrove, services
.Ins 11. Seldel. work on street. Sc....
F. Serlass. lumber
(leorge Aliller. lumber
Win, Nesley, work un strtet
.los. S Welib, work on street
ii. rv. uunon, nauitng, &e
II. Voirt. work
Yeakel a Albrlnht, hauling, eto
if. wrini, wora on aireei......
F. J. Kast, work on street
w. u, Fre-llrlcl, work on stieet
A Uablo, work on itreot
1337 1 3
Balance In treasury and uncollected,
less commission anu exonerations 1-1 bs
)! 01
Bounty Statement fbr 1883.
ItEOEirTS.
Cash In Treaiury and uncol-
lecita at per iaii ataie
ment, tt Uummlaslon
ami lixoneration 1T7S 87
Exonerninnt nn dupll
cate for USI Zl 00
exoneration on dupll
eate fur IS 31 419 00
Coininlftlon on dupU
caio ior w. ftv jw
Mfl 19
AmHordonlleattt forms.. ..llflQO u
Paid to k DreiiUch 160 00
$817 80
Balance In treainr and uncollected,
icsa ufyoomiisioa udu x.ioneraitoa, n
INUKBTEDNESS.
To balance due on Judgment
juiaain, k&j ,,, oo oa
We.the nnderitirnetl Audlters nf tha nor
cutch of Wtlrj(ort. hare eiatnineU tbe abqTo
aocooDtsof J. U. Seldel, tSeo' , and Htnvy
oojer, trsAt nu iobou ibbis eorroct aa
aboTKitaied,
ArsTiw Botes, I AMlifft
March 29, Uli-wS
Beer Saloon aai Restanraat,
1H3 Vine Si, rhlladolphla.
Dennis Gilbert, Proprietor.
Th Par It funrlthed with choice Cigars,
Fresh I-azrr, and other refreshments. Per
sons from the Letilirh Valley vlslllnu; Phila
delphia are resueetfully Invited to nlvo me a
call. llaMHia Uilbeut-
March , lttl-tf.
WTcTDetweiler,
DENTIST,
440 Nortliampton 8t,, Easton, Pa.,
lteipectfolly Inform! Hie eltltens of Lehiah.
ton and VeliSKrt that ha will he at Ibe
I'liblle House or 'l llU.MAS MANTE every
TWO Wr;KKS,ben:nolnionSATUltl)AV,
MA RUll Eiud. Pl'aie leave orders at the
Uaehanae Hotel. leoliltihton.
All Operations Uhean aud Warranted
Satisractury. mar..J-ui4
eoiciiie
At no other season Is tho system so sus
ceptible to the beneficial cfiecls of a rtv.
Hallo tonls end liivlgorant, Tho Impure)
stato ot tho tlood, tho deranged digestion,
and tho weak condition ot tbo body, caused
by Its long battlo with tho cold, wintry
blasts, all call for tbo reviving, regulating
and restoring influences so happily and.
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Sarsaoarilla
" For soven yoara, spring and fall, I boo!
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humor left me." C, A. AitNoLD, Arnold, Mo,
"Thero Is no blood purlor equal to Hood's
Sarsaparllla." E. S. Puxu-a, Ruchoslcr, N. V.
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