lMg'J-r';y,'jJaJ,av-g
ahf town StT5ntr.
, LUtlintlTrtN.PA.
SAT U HI) AY, AVmh 17, l8t;0.
Kntercd at the Ldi'tflilon ivwt-ol'iiee as
Blut ,e -c"",on l""1M,"lce"'
Second ( limn Wall Matter.
sneak:
by
niii,..,ni. that if ...( rp.
to nW .-.t,:iMd. innWw.nr.
plusage of ollicrrsUi the regular a. my.
If that U Hi? trouble give tlt-ni a tree ,
dl.charga Ihesame.n worklngmeu get i
wfmn l hero Is no further woik for them '
.to do. It Is time thU lutmbirr of fhnl-
iug places for a favorolfew was done
o'vay with.'
Tub la'flit lintanee of thrr.itencd
"boycotting" Is r.ald to he In an niiony
inous letter received by Mr. Loj.in.
Mrs. Loan Is one of the li lies iu'erest
od In theGailiel l Memorial Hospital,
for the beneilt of w hlrh It Is pripoe;l
to BlveXhti calico b.ill at the Chinese
latlon bulldlnpt. Tlia wr,tor warns
Jtrs. ho.m, so It Is sld, that for her
to so Under the roof of the Chinese
ln'.u'slerwill be an Indication that slip
sympathizes with Chinese iminlmlon.
and the laboring men of the country
will In ronseijuenre "liojeott'' Hnneral
hog-in in hl.t political aspirations. The
w rltur is supposed to bJ a crank.
A.SPECt.u. despatch dated idilcago,
111., 13th Inst., saya: At the conference
of Ministers Monday the labor idea n
the subject of diueiusion. The expre-,-slons
of opinion were in favor of e ight
hours', and lllslup liowimn said ilicre
was no such conlllcl belwein labor and
e.ipltal as had been Intimated. The
njlta'ors wp;v not considcrlii!; Hip fact
th it Hip price of lobor had been steadily
Increasing for the last fifty veari, while
tor the Dame time the Incline of capital
rt. is decreasing. "And I don't want to
be taken as defendlm: .lay (iuitU," paid
Hie Illiliop. "I would like to see some
one lake him by the neck an I kick h'm
th.-o.iih New York in Ion:; a-; he wan't
klliel." lie Ihonglit thai If.the up.sps
iMilbl ho hrr.iuht lo real!.? that there
v an'r any cimllict the eight hour uucs
t on would a I jit-it Itself. Another thing
for the Inteic.v.s of both jdJcs was to
lu'-i- built Utile homes for the woikmen.
li I'lilltdelohia where this was done
tin men hail not strnek since 1SS-1.
How would It do to deleato the good
li wired lllshop to do the kicking he re-c-iiuinen
i on .lay Could','
Dni'rrv Mieiilfs who weic guarding
Hi" Louisville e.nd N'.i'.hvilht vards In
llast .St. Louis fired Into two j.oups of
p-ople 1'rid.iy nfternooii.klllhi'i or f.uat
1 woundiiii: six men and on.- v.om iu
1 it cf tlni-ilellins but one were inuo
c i lookeiN on, who li.id nothing to do
.' ilh the strike. No ade-piate cause for
t'uU dee.l ins yet been diicovcred. No
.iMeui.it na 1 been ma le to stop the train
f.i lia I left the yards or to toueii the
e ii;i.iiiy'a property. The cri.wd, it l
.1 1, wn noisy, hut a? a wlule was net
'H dve. .Some of the men, liowcve.'.
t iiin'i-d tho deputi-.s and threw some
f.' ) un, an.l thin provoked a volley fieni
W .:-hester lilies. lov. OgUsby or
I'er.'d mllilla to the scene Saturday
n'.j'.it. Miny of the strikers after the
t 'ig-My procure 1 arnn, an I a dri p' Hot
might 1: ive resnlte I If It h.i ! n.u hen
f jr the lnr.ii.nioned appeil of Commlt-l-o-uin
llrjwn. who hedged the excited
c "nv I to keep lha peace. At midnight
the In li.inanolls and St. Louis lUilroad
fr ! -lit depot a' Han St, LouUwas hi
f imes, and a mob was said to bp sur
rounding it.
Jotix Wiii.sii.ex-MlnUterto Knglaiul,
died Saturday morning at elm cm o'
el.r!;. at hh honi'. southeast corner of
riev.'iith aa.l tSpruo streets, l'ldl.idpl
ph' i, from an attack of pneumonia. Hie
result of a col I etn'raeted a week pre
V'oudv. IlisdiaHi was uni xpeeted by
h phyd dans an l his family, but lib
m and enfeeble I eon Jltlon retarded his
iv.-oiery and Saturday mornins lie sank
rapidly. He was conscious almost to
tlio last moment an I ivcognU.vl the
in m'iari of hh family, who were, all
iieent at lil hedsl Je. lie was SI years
dd, h.ulug buu horn in I'hlla-Ielplila
i i IS!)"). His father went to PhlUdel.
p'lia, from New Castle, Delaware. In
I "S3, and was for years a prominent
lii.T.diiut ot that ell y. Ht hid three
mil. John. William and Samuel. In
the latter two founded the well
k'l.i'vn tlrui of S. A YV. U'ehh, locating
n' o'J South Wharvei; later they moved
to .1 17 Walim'- street, where thn Hrni
ii mi still exists. At the t'meofthe
foriiudon of the film John Welsh be
c un a ui"m'ier of thn firm of Wilcox
A Wol-di, ivhn dl I a large dry goods
bulnew on the north slda of Markel
s'roet, lutweeii Third and '"ourth. In
Kit ho joniu.l th. firm of S. & W.
VeMi. They moved to 3j" Walnut
street In 1S5" Of the three brothers
only Sun iel survives, but the tons of
William and 'John continue Hie busi
ness. Tub Urn'. Dr. C. K. Moirls preached
on "The Labor Tioubles" at tlm Tub
er iaebi M. K. Church, at Eleventh am
Jefferson stive's, Philadelphia. SunJay
evening. Hcsald: '-.Some ministers so
le -i a text and then wander away from
It so far that they never get hack lo It.
1 n.ii going lo leversu this order, and
s'artlugon my theme. gradual!) workup
to the text, and at the very outset I
want to oleaily dr line my position. J!y
every hutluet an ! habit of my mind and
ni'ure I am a filend to the working
man. Hut Ibis is no; all, and I do not
s'op heru I am too goo I a friend to
him lo turn my biek on hlni after he
his, through industry and economy, ac
ij ilred capital .ml becom? Ihe employer
of othe.-j." Dr. Morris said that the
lm.-.ptat ilMrlbutLui of the results of
hbor Is the occasion of the present
troubles and hum in sellUhness and
growl Ihe r.iusti, He held that I hue
word fi'"1 eliMes (ifniou Involvedthe
flnrkliimiin, the oinjiloyor, Ihe buyer
n-il the sprt-ul.illve lobbcr. 'I he vvork
lilini in Is of two klndii.tlie good, honest,
iliulgbt one, willing to do a fair day's
v. r.-k f-r n fair d.iy'n pay. He U not mi
li ' a'or. or a timimmilsi. or a sOi-!al!t.
a id la- lo- not li i' U to hi- ratings of
men like llerr Mo 1 Ti c i.il.erklul
- '1.. ' I 'l - 'ii
Tin: Mnlinnoy Ti-l-H'crkly llerwd '''lo--"nl companies, who very Justly l,epn pftJt,j for (he past ten years :"The seriously. '1 he hemoeiats, 'nl'nmst to A
s thus trtilv: "One arsfliuiunt used ,u',n llelu 10 towmt tncuiiyer-, .uullla.iti uuanis," ".My own univ man, wiien fpeaklng conliilentlnlly. ex-
tjP.llCtai J-Oiail 111 I..tor 111 ail 111-.. , , ... ... . . gtll ,nn Ire. of nllire llt.uk- ale w i eh liv tlm liett nleellnnt 'I'liu m -..,.
I'.t-ji-i1
v'jn require vvntclilng If a fair day'
work U to le obtained from tliem, an.l
'rVmati 1 mirp than iW urn rnml.le f
a.man.i m.irn man Ui.y urn iapaine of
, p.irmng. In like trunntw the eiiv.dojvr
urn of two klndt, tht one willing to pay
1 the pmldnyn fairly and who si it, lit'" his
lirr,. mt .irn, ,,. ,w .i,n
, . 1 . .
looks upon llsew 01 kmanna a nipie piece
of iiiarlilmry lo be worked to the lit-
most. Such task-mailers vver thn In-
woior tno seiuuinoss wiitcii prompiea
" lo force pi Ices down and to har-
& '"tmon than Ilielr dollar should
. nrmi7l..' bv
"" ' aml HS9 onl l,ro3"- nUo"lu ;
1U'I,1C,,,2 v,, n" ' ''Mending hours.
Ali.l finally thp appeul.itnrs,
who for
I !. ... t.. 1. 1. .
l'" B.im ml ,raim, v.me.
w reid
ly rpsponslblu for the present conflict.
Dr. Jlonis concluded by saying tint tho
only thin to prevent lltli clashing of
Interests In the future was to live up to
and put In universal prtetlco the words
of hlrf text: "Therefore sill thins what
soever c would that men should do to
you, do yo ex en m to them."
BwailirfiO"ewYo5 Letter
Sp Vhil lo Hie C.vr.noN Auvor.m:.
We have been o busy with the I'orly
Thieves during Hi" past week that we
hae ha 1 little llm to think of anything
el-p, and even the strike! which threat
etii'.l lo slrikc the land have ceaied to
l.ii a nlnrd.iys wonder. It now looks
as If the entire l oard of Aldirmen
would break ilielr necks in Hie race to
see which MiMl be first to confess. Ten
days ago ll, was all guess woik; to-day.
and he who runs may read. It Is nil
vciy well to talk about public virtue,
lint how many men nro there on this
planet of the calibre which reaches the
position of Aldermen in any of our
large clllea. who w ould refuse, ihe hi Hip
of one hundred thousand dollars; yet,
A Herman Wnltc tells us that he was
offered two hundred thousand. ?200,
lllil, think of ll the year's wages of
Ihe hundred lalioiln; men earned in
one minute .n Hip 1'i lee of a vote, lie
was oli'ered more than this If he tells j
hi iiiun, i or nicy ouere., nun a coin-,
.iihsloncphip w l. , h woul 1 have enabled
iiioiipy, ami doubtless to squander It as
he s-'piandcrcd and lost his own. The
hl"oiy and downfall of this n.nn Is one
of the most iii'lructivp cliapters In our
city life, rnfor.ii.i.rply there Is noth
ing new about It In his hoyhoolMr.
W.ilte was cur ed with a rich and In
diligent father, and was known lo all
the good fcllr.vs as one. of the fast
young uicii about tow n. He was a good
fellow himself, always had money and
plenty of it. Ills mother was moic in
dulgent, even than his father, and the
eon eipieiue was that the youua mm
was f.eldom short of fund", anil I here
v.as h.irlly a public man in Hip city that
he did not know. He was anxious to
lie known as a politician and he courted
ihe pe,'ualntaiice of all the loimhsaml
tun -lis wl.o were likely lo push hltn
ale ad. On the death of Ids lather he
lU'Vec.led to a large fortune and tho
le.Hhie-.fi of one of the inot nristoPialie
iio'.rls In tlu city. The Jlrevoort had
'nng In en Ihe hea Iquartera of the best
".nglMi travelers, 'i he I'rince of Wales
was quartered there, and the present
llmpeior of I'ussia when be viIted thy
"ountry as C'zarowit?. made the Hi cvoort
Ids stopping place. It haialso sheltered
many of the most, notable artists Hint
hue ever visited thecoun'ry, and had a
Ihvt-class lepulation abroad. . Willi
sueh a piopeily as this, if lie had at-
en, led to br.s'ne'f. Mr. Willie's fortune
as assured, bu' lie" Ion-red for Dolliital
dls'iiieHon n-id lin sought It at i he cost. 1
I In nor an 1 reputation, and now thi.ii '
h'.m-.i If a; thlrly-eighl in Hid city whero
i i lim ine mjl nvrifL- h.itii nryntl nn are ri uenati ni . iimn fn .l!iii inn iru
ii Fit at me ncail ot llip council bonl, ! union oi ine contract me entire part)
bankrupt in cinraeier, luined linanelal-1 was escorted to tho While House oil
ly. h.oken in (.pirif, di-bonoie 1 and re-' Thursday, where I bey wore a Horded a
vile.l as miserable a wirck as I- Is pos- ' cordial inception by the President,
slide for a mm to be. Yet, Mr. Wake The hill providing for thn erection of
M only one ofa number: Hie AliU-niianie a ll.e-piool building for the aecommo
lecord Is s.o tainted witli infamy that it datlon of the library of Congress Ins
maker, one athanied lo think that under been passed by both llous 's, and now
any losslhle combination of cheum- ,
statices Mich rascals eculd ever have
ri.- n io place and liowcr In a city like
New York. . I M.OUO.OOO. It will be erected upon Ihe
I (euehed lightly on tho epring fash- f.quare between 11 ami 2ml streets, d i
'u3 the other day, and thereby hangs a ' leetly east of the Capitol. The bill is
i-le. As jnu me aware the Chinese Ihe same that has passed the Senate
ei lul.ter us ou'Milc liai Iiarians, but bar- several times, and has been reported
'.Wilms a i we are, we have never seen ! favorably to the Uoiuo in every Con
mueh about them that we cared to copy, I gross. Mr. Singleton has been very
e:.cept their teacups and saucers; not so, cnergptlp In his cfi'oits to secure the
l-.owcvp'-. with the Japanese. The town ! passr.ee of Ihe bill.
is gone daft on the .lape.neso question;
evciytliiiit: is Mikado or Tveoon. I sat
by a ghl in a street p.v- the oilier day I
rather a level headed looking ghl she
win hid, as rum ko: urn nor gut-up was
omethlii ' nondeiful. and If he could
have seen it. It would bay? made the
Mikado s-aie. and I think that pien the
lefuni-t Tycoon would have turned over !
In ills grave. On her dainty foot, to be.
gin ai the bechining, she had a sweet
little pair of polished bronze fllpncis
v.llh sharp pointed toe? and the little
portion of the stocking that was visible,
was scarlet an 1 gold In little diamonds
or checks about i tic size of a th e cent
piece. Tb'i ovei skirt was piunlo silk
slashed hero and thcie wi:b y, liovv rib
bon, and the underskirt v.a.s a line )ol
lowlsli aiiiff worked wfih gold Ihicad
and all full of birds and butterflies.
The bodice was a purple ilvet trimmed
w ith gold lace and sp ingles, and the hat
well, I've seen ha-s in my lime. Pio
danced vvhli a parini-r hi Normandy
whose tournure was two feel and a half
llijjh. I've seen a I'ejee bilrle 111 ike all
elegant head covering out of a oocoamtt
Inf. I'vo ft-en an Irish pea.ant girl
nun u eiioo.igp icai on uer noail ami she
...... ..a.,. , cj.ui u-t, my uiire on ine
''haipps Klyees aluugsldo of a fahy
vvhoe headgear I could have stuffed In
my vcm poeuet. uni i never pawn bea 1-
nvcrlng Hint would compare with th.it
slrl s hat. Tliegiound work was a light
blue velvet, slashed like a fan w ilh the
brightest cf bright scarlet; aiouml the
sides weie little golden balls on wins
that nodded and danced and hopped
wiili every movement of her ladyship's
head. A ma-s of feathers, birds, but-lirllli-8
and in lescribable things weie
arranged lil a fan ii front and toweiod
above her head at l. ast a fo'. Her
face, which was pretty, was painted icI
and while, and looked like the work of
anlndlffeient amateur artist. Her hall
was a bright blonde, bui her eyebrows
were black as aronl and two black rings
under her eyej aided to the expression
(of folly). Her lips (,.li, shade of Ihe
ghl I used tospaik tidily year? ago)
were painted a bright vei million.
Would any fellow want to kiss them?
As I gazed on her 1 could not but think
of the exclamation of the old philoso
pher, who, wiinderlns about in the
Museum of Natural History slopped in
front of a glass casein whbb was.e
eonced the well preset ved skeleton of a
donkey. Adjusting his spw-ks on Hie
end of his iioe lie exclaimed with a
feeling ofiuve nod icveicii'-c, Wi: are
fearfully and wonderfully made, bhe
was Minado mat. and lo tell the limit
onreilyls fully of just such. this. You
would be astonished to know how many
of pur young mai.lins an-iray.y to go on
Ihe flage; yet. Ibis young ghl was
somebody's ilaugblcr.no doubt expected
ere long to be somebody's wife, and
thii.pe.-ha;u a mother hut here let us
stop. Jim us I said the town Is full of
young girls crazy to dlsilnguish them
selves on the stage. Tjii y could not
cook a beefsteak or make a pan of 1'glit
bU-uit-.', but i hey think l hey can ai t.
They see niotlm wastii- avy .,.p ', ,
in the kitchen while tiny sit in H.e p.,t
lor terming ihe p'ann, (ir ant w s i, i y
Ihe --t . i-t-t - al la M'i.A-Ui.evrcellngsoni"
ll. " . t . : . . Cv,. t . ':,
dollars i vcr-k. lly tlie way, It Is ilii-
1"'1t1 on Nlnlto Hint Mlllnn KihspII
H'k oiiallc and dlv Ine, w ho tlirep years
Bg turnr,ui,e lioads of Imlf the if-iile
in town lint goi tln-il uf Hide Solomon
a I l looking niimtul for a now nlHnlty.
h only scpiih Hkp Hit; other dny since
fniry 5I1131 r, ll?l,t and sh-ndpr, mat-
I"'or "Nfl "r"ni oiollier in-
,Uv of Ke.l Iliirrl-mn of Unrrtgan,
Hart, and the author ot those popular
"'"""' - " - ' '? siren kbuiiu u;u wtu
r.. ", .. . -.t . .
'1 he fair but frail Lillian bioke her
engagement when she was receiving
Woll a week; deserted her husband ami
ran away to Knglau 1 with a inheiublc
nnatomv named Solomon. Al last she ,
ot i,..k l0 or lir.iliom
promptly commenced suit for divorce
mi J got his decree nt once, as she had
brought back a living wlllieisof her
guilt. She Is no longer what she was;
the lithe young girl with a complexion
llkcapcai! has become a s' out mat run
who takes forty-live Inches of waist-belt, -
and who now bos lo call lo her aid 'the
h'ooni of youth" to repair thn ravages
of time, ll is suld that little Solomon
Is In deiiialr. Jfe mmht lo be and re
prlvo ronie piinlshmcnt beside.
Our new American Opera Company
sllll goes on swimmingly and what Is
very much to Hie point Is paying ex
por:T; a! any late there Is no apparent
lack of cash. Though the opera Is un
live or supposed to be. the leader and
everybody else are foreigners, but It's
American nil the same: but opera even
lu Hie lluglUh form an I without any
eo'tly Prima Donna is itlll an oxpenslie
amusement.
The storm which swept over the city
al the beginning of tho week was one, of
Ihe severest of thesei'on. Alany new
houses w ere blow n ilow n and great ihim
age to signs and eulicrts, all over New
York nnd Urooklyn. During the height
of the storm the elfect from the Urook
lyn llrld'io w.13 lerrlflc; the mighty
iliiicinro vibrated and trembled under
t lie- frightful force of the wind, nnd Ihe
night policemen on guard ray It was the
m.jt terrible experience they have had
slr.cn the bridge was opened.
In regard to the s'rikes the end has
not yet come. Meetings arc held every
night all oi er New York and Ihooklyn,
at which the labor quest ion is discussed.
The quiet of these meetings is fearfully
ominous, and Hip pronunclamcnto of
the. Knights of Labor In last Wednes
day's paper almost sounds like a knell.
,,, oolis as ,f (5oll!l, ,vas m,llln,; on 1
f L.. Im riU.llu.r vraM a() (iItl oi-trl
his
tried
to (1oMh.it he Is doing to-day, blithe
was eul down in an Instant and Ihe man
who slow him walks the streets un
harmed. Il seems to be a dilllcul!
thing for Mr. Could to understand why
he, neier having dune nn honest day'.-.
work.should In twelvp or fourteen jean
accumulate n hundred millions, while
the men mil of whose blood it lias been
wrung are starving, tie can ride about
in u ""yacht for his individual pleasure
with a crew of fifty men waiting on his
beck and call, while men on the Wabash
and Mlrsnirl I'acill.- aie starvlne; on
fifteen and twenty dollars a month.
Tim upheaval here is fearful; don't be
astonished at anything you hear. The
paper) are all trying tosuppiess matters
but a volcano may hurst heie at any
moment unle.s some satisfactory sellle
nient can lie anlved at.
HHOADBIUM.
li.;;
l'rcin our Special Correspondent.
Wasiiikoion-, D. C, April 12, '!.
Mr HniTot:: An excursion party from
Uoiton, numbering about five hundred
pet sons, has been spending the week in
viewing the various points of Interest a;
the National Capital. Among other
fen'-urca which the enterprising toniUts
manager had guaranteed for a fixed
mice was a shako from the President's
hand, and lu compliance with ihli con-
awaits only the signature of the Prcsl-
dent to become a law. The bull ling
will, when completed, have cost about
Public interest has been awakened
upon tliesubiect of Ihenroiioscil nation.
al cxpo-itlon to be held In Washincton
lu commemoration of the discovery of
the new world and the foundation of Its
cieat republic. The pro cot has at last
got before Congress In shape for slm il-
t.mer.us ruiiMiloratloii by both Houses,
and is certainly worthy of the favorable
atteiillon of every member, ltis arsmcd
that if Hie government can appropriate
liberal .sums for the representation of
our Intciests at foreign worlds falrs.that
there can bono reason why It should
not vlve a like Impulse to a i -.u-ely do
mestic enterprise. As to llm proper
place in which to hold the exposition
there can lie no doubt. Washington as
Hie i aplioi iittiie r,at;on Is the city
which every traveler, Ameilcan or for
eign, fools that he must visit. Durin"
ivcen' ycara it has gathered within Its
borders the cieam of American society
political, financial, artistic and lherarv
an.l no oilier place could with equal llt-
nesuesi!ie:niiorsucii national display
a h is b.-en proposed.
Nothing that has been published since
Mr. ('Inivl.iiid became President bus
given him so much annoyance as the
sioiy oi ins oav ui n.i i a S"iious ilmcr-
1 en.-c of opinion with Mr. Manning, just
j hefoie the latter wasstilekcn down. As
a matter ot fad thcie has been no such
disagieiinent. The Pies ident bcllevoe,
In fpl'e ot the doctors' opinions to the
eontiary, that after a short period of
icsl Mr. Manning will again be able to
assist him lu bis council, and he has
iioi lor a moment entertained Hie idea
that he Is to lofp him from his Cabinet,
Ihe great social event of the after
lent teuton is to be a grand chailty lull,
to Le given at the Chinese Legation on
IhnUlilhof this month. The object of
Hie ball Is to raise money for the Car
Held Hospital. The Chinese Minister
has placed the entire Stewart Castle at
l ho disposal of the lady manat'crs. 'Mrs.
Con. liiekptts, Mrs. Con.. Logan an I
other prominent soclity ladles aro in
terested In the success of the nll'alr.
(in Wednesday last no little excite,
incut was occasioned by tho i Ireuhtlon
or a story tolhctlTief that (lie Wash
ington Monument had cracked, peo
ple collected from all parts of tho cltv,
.in.l hundre s of opei-a glasses were
pointed In Hie direction of three long
dark stienki, wIiMi divided tho white
surface of the inonuiiKnt about forty
feet from the top. The m.uti r was,
howc-.or. sum explained by Col. Ciiioy,
the engineer In charge, who stated that
tho joints In the monument hid become
tilled withdiisl, which had been washed
out by the rain and Hun gave tho ap
H.'Hmuce of cracks, while in fact the
monument was as solid as ever.
The House on Monday last, bv n vote
of Jfiii to (lit, paed the bill granting
pulsions to soldiers and sailors of tlm
Mexican war. The bill provides n peu
slnn of toi n month to all honorably ills
charge 1 survivors of the war, audio
surv ivliii; widows of deceased soldiers,
should the bill pass the Seuule In its
present form. It will call for an annual
i xoeiidllu.e of M,lJ,'.tO.
Noitvnh inmliii; He ilan;es li: il.e
Houst ruli -..which li vv..sibiu r'ut wn dd
ex; ed ie I ti-ini'!' . I n- cileiul.ir is ila.is
In . c . k ' , . 1 ,' '
i may almost ho called our national nun- five men are not blntnlne It, unon Mm
p.
Aw?"a.ujr.m3UywyaRjNvjifrreyr -a.--r yn.
all likely that an adjournment will lie
reached lirfore August 1st. i
Tlia st.wly and ii--r-.ltent efforts
wliloli Imve Iicpii made (Miring Hip tw-t
year to n'dira a rr-vneiitiiin of I.irnd
('imiiiilsslunei- sparks' lamoat outer of
April :), 18S6, Piifppiidlna Html ai-tltui
nm, certain claws of land cim-loa, was
t i-m.nnicil ill l imr-Uay by Hie iue of
anonlerhy Kepretaiy Liimnr mvoMnn
the decision.
jrimjirs un uom smrs oi uic nouse
n .. ...V i"'..i.l I, -!
administration, but are Inclined to tient 1
It as beyond the President's conIrol,say-
InglhiHlhesliuntlou of affairs Is brought
about by u combina'lon ofeircuuis'iinccs. I
The men who take this view ofulTahs
are, of com so, not the spoilsmen cl tho
party, who blame It all on the ciil scr-
i let-refoiin policy. They are men who
look deeper into the qiieellou. To a'
grunt, extent they look upon the bad i
condition of the i arty as the natural ic-
unit la follow Immediately upon the!
heels of victory which involves so much
responsibility as the control of the tin-
tlonal government, when there must, of,
necessity, he many conlllcllng views an
to how thpiiewlya-qulied power should
oo cxcrcisen. i ncy lay mo reponslhll
Ity for the existing stale of things upon
the want of hninionyiu Ihe party out
side of the il'bito House as much as
upon the disappointment oyer the olllces.
There are many who hold that both the
party and their President nro In the
wrong, Inasmuch as neither Is willing to
yield anything to the other. They hold
thai there, must be mutual concessions
and the party leaders must hi lug them
selves lo understand that Mr. Cleveland
lias the party interests at heart as much
as lliey have, illflorlng only as lo the
best plan of guarding them, and the
President must learn lo look upon Hie
party leaders In the saino wav. Thev
say that It Is time to stop sulking and
to upgin some action.
The (loath of Judge John Baxter, the
Pulled Slates Ciieult Judge for the
circuit which Includes the States of
Ohio, Michigan. Kentucky and Tenms
scp, n moves one of tho t o judges who
weic lo liy the government suit testing
the validity of Hell's telephone pati ut.
It is a question whether the ca;e will
he' heard befmc Judge, llaxter's succes
sor, or whether It will bo tiausfeneil
from the couit where the bill has been
filed to the court of some Judge, vvlio was
appointed before the suit was thought
of. II.
Farowcll Keaing of tho C. L. S. C
8 -arci-ly bad we, as meniliers of the C. I,.
S. (, bidden our adieus anil jdvpiiour jia-.t'rg
woidsand lilnd wishes to our friend and IV1-low-inoiubcr
Prof, run than we aro eid'.eil
iipoa to bid farewell to two mo-.c of o.ir li.em
bcra In tills ease, our worthy and esteemed
President, I!ev. O. It. Cook and hh wife.
Since, In the providence ol God, tbcv wcro
called to labor In another part of Ills vine
yard, II of course became neecssiry for litem
lo sever their connection v-.ltli mas members
and co-workers of the C. L. S. ('., of Lehhjli
ton. rartiii's are always sad, mid In this
ease It was particularly so, as those fioro
whom wo were calledtp. separate, wcrpam-irr:
those w ho resist; d In organizing Ihe Circle
nnd vv.-rc al, t ays among its most art ive,
I ilclltgcnia-.Hi e ierirUU- members: then too,
111 no ariitlon vvo.s very uiievpcctiiil; we nl
tUouglil we would have Mr. and Mrs. Cool:
with us another year. Hut strange, and nftei.
to us, liiyiteilous are the woililuss of (hid.
As our friends eou'-l net he with us at oa
next ro.T ll 'r ire-t'ss, a special westing C
the C.rclP va.-. call -d at the liousv- of I).
Selple. The object of the r.icctiui; was tofrlvi
the luomhcrs an o inortiinity ot once mori
meeting Mr. and Mrs. O. P.. Cool; nnd tender
lug them our fire .veil's and kind wls'icii:.
their future field cf labor. ThntiKli t!"
weather was hiclciiicnt, the members wei i
all there, toeliier vv'th n few filenili.v.lii
liadcoiuo lo unite v.Uh en In wishlyg (Jod
speed lo o'u-iloi aithig members. Alter Ine
usual klu !ly greetlnss bad been o:;eh:u-.ied,
uilrtli anil liu'ivir fij-.t-ed ttiirestraliiciHy: ill
though we I:i1 een-.o -to siy farewell,' we re
solved to put o!f tin- sad part of tils' occas'o:
as long as imsMhle and enjoy til" p're.sont
The ineinbcrii were dbldcd iu'.o lw parties,
aud wc spout an hour or t.vo very pleasant
i'laylns Hie raiae ca!l:d Chaiades. Tit.
parly lowlileh L:o writer belonged pliiyei'
the v.ovds: Tunis t;i-e'c hi),. Wo:,nr.i:i oi
line door full, enl Iauoiiaiim:' ( aigh a
B -lIel. The set-i.id word neeuiel a vvoaJ-r
ful word Indeed to our Xifcnds of thoot'i r
parly. The other party acted the won!-K:.-initTitooi
(.night lioi-J), ll!N.-!':u:v.
imliistrel seel, and Pi.iiuko (noted lithe
sein-o of moving). Very f-w of us were ac
quainted v. lth the last woid Inlhes. -use ii.
vv'alrh It was playvd, eoiiscq icnt'y we worked
nt It sonietluioj hefoie wo had mustered It we
were all Invited to pass Into nnntlier'moi'i h
take p-irt In sometldnt; inoro su!3t uttlal th:i
mere w-.nil iu tlnj;. .Iiulging from the pleas ml
mil s.nlilus facei wlih-li soon surrounded lb
tib'.o vvhli Ii Wiis hearing down with cakes
fruits, noli and e.u.ily, nil very arliftic.-i'ly
arni'igcil, this part of tCo progr.'iniuij pi-oiii-is'
d to he. by f.tr, tho most ple.isint and en
ir-ahio fenfire of the evci luj. nc
.-.-ere partaking id the liountlf.il repast pro
vided for i.s, our inliids became clearer, as
sisted, no doul.t. by the cooling and i'-llcl-)iis
k-c crciini, and llieu wo eo-iqnoreJ the la t
word -the last and mo.t dlffcult word ot p c
eviilng. Tile time spent around thefejtil
board was enlivened by pleaiint acd so-la)
repartee usual to sueh i-.n (caslou. Wo tlit n
passed Into another room and our worthy
IVes'dent, Ilev. Cook, arose and mtido so:n
f trowel! remarks. T 's arlhig was alnfid
to hlnielf nnd wir.-ne.-auso It was quite un
epc -ted they hail fully aiillelinted being
with us another year; he recounted tho pleas
ant, sooi::i and liitcllivtii.il Intcrcoursj wo
had enjoyed together hi our meetings as a
Micro ry Circle; in no previous ehar4 had
they silent a more pleasant thus or nude
3rmer and truer friends than In I-i.i htnu.
Ilielr conncrtloii Willi the C. I S. ft. In this
place, bid afforded theiii li urti rail icelu
and hitellcitual pleasure and would iiitv.us
be reinemtier'd by tliem us auimi-f thnr siesi
il -ligiiU::! exiterlenees. Mr. Cook was to.-
iw.teu o.v .tir.s. i ooa who iiuueii a reivf. il
rtcll word, lu tin-course ef uM-bs!..,
a speci: 1 .Hid ,11-i-i.siii-: liit-ltntlon lo the tn'oiii-
I't-i.siii nit- v ii-l-il- i.i is i (Pii'in u- iiieu- in w
li line. In these ruiu-rs-, m r l-e-. iislix-.
i.ev. Ktllill. In l.i'li..lf i.f Cmi in. in .A. ..I ... f
lilflltliigiiiidtuipi-nprltte words, ut t .e un.
elusion of widen lie presented the Ii.UbvvIi g
ivmiluilons, very i.l -el, ntitk-n oo sin.-
iiju.iii . v tv ,t iiiitru ,ii uur ehieeju I
WiiKiiut: In much nsln the'erd.-r ef
I'rovl.leni e, our 1'iesldent, Key. (1. Jt. Cook,
and I. i.s dear wile, on. sist -r and mei.ilwr of
!.".' s- ucu" c.".i'd loi-h:iuge their
Held of lalier to uiiiillior p.tit ot tho lleaveniv
Al.isler's vlni-yod,
Unoliot, Ttiiit vt" hrrtby i rfss our sin-i-er
r- n t id the loss we lim-i s isl un.
Ilnolicl, u.st v. ii i.s.'iiireti.( iiu.f ourh'-ailv
apiuxi Idilon ef lb- fothtiil work l.n villil tat
in.- Aryan circles of t'w he.irly lntensttl.ev
tnor. hi Its w elff re and sum-ess, and esi evlally
orihelr frt.-mtly ami t lirl:,tl.m beiuhiirtomiiil
nil l! Members.
ILtolreJ, Thiil i.'ldlo vve know the C..US,
C, In ilt -lf le.tv Iuk inert sestiilu a loos in this
I l.iie, t' ey will bo huilly stul (list In a y.-t
i le-ei i.i.led, Imt frlilj sol!, or Iho will s-.voll
lhe.r.iii.is hi imothi-r pint ot ihe gn.alC. 1..
V.moleeil. Tlr.it wc prav the bl.-ss'ii"sef Al
uilgiuy lio I and our SavlourdesnsCluUt m iv
ri. h.' iitt.-ud tin in In their i.eiv Held tliihor,
mid luiidly reeolvo Pieni to Die land ot (dimiai
II st.
i-Mom.', Tint tli'-Rt resolutions 1 entered
iilKin the mhiulos o( tl.u ( Irelouiid aiouy ut
the siinie presented to lh"iu.
u o w- nniTs. I'rcs't.
K. II. Hmi'i.K, S.-e-y. '
Sir. 0.8. Wcls.1 fjlljvved Mr. Sllbltt w lilt
some kindly and fueling farewell words to our
d.-piirlhia iii-'iii' er, after whl -h vvoc.icbgavu
thorn our liHi.it hi a final farewell ui.fi sep-
ar.Utd. it.
New Advertisements,-
OppiBlle 1,. Si S. rx-pot,
Itauk Street. li liifc-htou. Pa..
-J. I-X. I-IOM, PB03?'R. I
This lioiw ito a riiittH-liiu iireuiiuiiiutii-I
tiiuis lor Irniiident nnd rm 111. n- lioiiniVi'
It h.i- li en llewh 1 Kittled III ill ll- ll linn.
nn ma M.il I-. In,, i-.l a ii... 11, iiiriny,
1 1. no. M,-ie jt. 1 1 1 i o U." 1 .1 1 'i -I;
i,t .a 1 Hi I fii L.ir ii 1 . h' ; ,. ri, ii.
c n.'i ;i re-. i..un.i s ud ' 1 irt- l nii
1 , ' L' 1 ji. 1 ,. - , -
,il.. grpx r. r-r
New Advertisements,
Absolutely Pure.
This piwiler never varies. A marvel of
iiurilv. Ftrpnclh enu wlinlesnnipiief". More
ronnn'iiicil I hart Iho ordlnsrv kinds, nnd
enniiot be sold in e-iiiiiwliiw'ii with ihe
nuillilii.le of low te.l. short weijrlit, alum
or plinsplirln p.iwib-rs Pi. Id oniy m csn.
linynl uuklng 1'iiwiier cniiiiwiiy, inn ttnii
SI.", N. " iui,! 24 ml;
HissBclIcManElMlDcnr Mil
MIUJNERY I
This is the season of the year
when Winter Uats and 1'on
nets are cast aside and tho
Ladies begin to look mound
for something
Nice, New &. Stylish
in Spring and Summer
Hats, 13 onnet.s,
ti ABCY GOODS ami KOTIOHS.
to take the pluoe ol tlieir east
off garments. A great deal of
Time, Trouble and 'Money
can be saved by calling at my
Millinery Store. 1 li ivegono
to consid- ruble trouble in or
der to secure all the very la
test novelties in the Millinery
line, together with a
MUSS CITY MILLINER,
and I am now prepared to of
fer the Ladies of Luliighton
and vicinity "Belter 1'argaius,
Hotter (ioods together with
the Latest Stks" lhan any
other Millinery Establishment
in this section of the Valley.
I respectfully request the
Ladies to call and examine
my goods and learn prices be
fore purchasing o'.scwhere.
iVliss Belle NusiDaum,
I LANK STULLT,
L?hight;oii. 4-1 -:5m
S Pit 9
5 1
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ft fCll 3 W
a m as w
9s 5 i B
"30
0
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3 ?s
t "USSSSlJ.l r-rl
Ei ! ft -i re pa1 o-." :g
2 11? fffIll
3 a. Z
Farmers & Gardeners
. usn
Ariier's Pure Bono Finite,
On yonr garden vogetnbles &
sprinp; crops. They nro the
host because they nro fill!
strength, nnd contaiii all the
elements of phint. food in n
very nvnilublo form, which
makes tliem quick & sure in
action, and very reliable. Our
phosphates are made of pure
hones, and chemich'S, and are
strictly free from all adultera
tions, they arc honest home
made fertilizers, and wo re
commend i hem as one of tho
b.'st in the country. Tivthun
UYito for circulars and direc
tion for use, ivo.
A. Arner & Son, MTg,
NnV MAlIOM.VCi, PtSK'A.
M. r h :: -ti
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LI'. Jl l-M-'JI-LUJUUfl W-MXtJV1 JIT.'lmi-Mt iM'amf LU -.-ML
Ni:w Sritl'G Stock
op
Hrtlifil,
AT-
H. H. PETERS',
Exchange Hotel Building,
Bank St., Lehighton,
It is with pleasure that I announco to
my customers and Ihe public generally
Unit my purchases of new- Spring and
Hammer stock, consisting of a very choice
assortment of stylish and desirable pat
terns of
Cassimers and
Suiting's,
are now in and ready for inspection.
The prices will be found rcmarhubly
low, and the quality far exceeding any
line of goods ever brought to thix town.
An inspection solicited. iSalbfnction
guaranteed in price, quality and work
manship. I have in stock a nice line ol
Coj'i Renily Made Sails, from $2 25 Un
1 have also a full line of those
Famous $10 Suitings,
which I make up in the I.atert Style and
Most Durable Manner. You are invited
to lull. And also lull line of
Gent's Furnishing Goods
al c-pii-.lly low prices, Respectfully,
II. IT. PETERS, The Tailor,
Apr.3 3m Lehighton, Pa.
ft
MssDOit Select ScM
si)
Will epen on MOXOAV. Al'lilf. Kill. 1SP0.
iii.d roiiilmie ti n coiiM ci. the Week:1. In the
I'UIII.IC solium, IiClhliiMi, Wclsspoit,
Carbon County, l'emia.
tllUITT.
The aim of the school Is to give Teachers
on oiiiiiitiinlly ol rpvlewhifr the erininoi
brai clies. nnd In afford the more advanced
itiill of the public schools In the adjoin-in-dl-trlcls
lac nullities ol contluiilie; tlicti
-liudes. llesiries the ccjiniio'i hi niiclie-,
l.alui. Ahrelu-.i. Ge.ii.ictry, Nnlnial l'lillo .o
ihy, IJc.t-iiiv. ele.. '.till Iwiniii Id. In cornier
lion Willi i he ul.oK' there w.M lie u l'llinnij'
dc-:irtuieiit f r the hem-lit ol vuuurcr puilh.
hatks (ip nil noN
I'd- Tciieliers. i r term 'T.eii! Pol- i: idler
tin-in, irimi f i.im to js.nij: rupil' ui urlin.ii
school. ..50. l'erlerin aecordlnir lo m-iuh'
Po .un liL-r liiioi.tt.itlun, ai!di-'-s.
.T. I'. SNVDICIt,
raarin-vv-I! Welssiioii, IViiu a.
Fur N'ewejt Designs on ! Must Fdshionabbt
Si li-s of
DKRSS GOODS,
1)1? Y GOODS,
G UOC HIM MS,
PUOVISIONS,
SILVEHWAUK, &c, &c.
GO TO
E. H. SNYDER,
T3ankShrccfc, Lehighton.
wliotn lir tht'Ptinu niiHiity nf (jot'di.
Inly in. m-U
WANTED in Lehighton
jJ- .-" An eurrcetir ln!me-.s ui 111:111
(f ' to solicit and t.ike onh-i s lor
)' l uo Madame (lrl.w.il.1 P.1I1 lit
f.rZX " l.lrt Miiorlliii; Cursil-i.
I i-1 ( Iheie coi-;iH have bei 11 c-
I ... , .V teiisvil ndveiti-cil and mlu
f ii i-rf'S' ' i-auviissi-rs Or- p,i-l ten
0 .jlrS'.-1-.: , ears, whh li. with their niier
fr 1 1 loi iiy. lias ei-eati d ,1 1 i-e de
FiitQ 1 niaud lortliein thioiiitooul the
vTO'""f Lulled Slalis, aid aiy lady
v--i wiio Rives her inn - and ei -
ersv o cany is.hk for tliem eaii soon bull
up a p iriianeiii mid pr illlalile hnsine-.
I . ev ar mil s il l by mci chant-, and vve cive
e,bi-iet trlio j. tuci"liy clvl i ihe iiKcie
e-.Mi-e (on'iol ofilrse superior eoru ls Ir.
Ihetrr itervas iui. d lir. We hnie a lursi
niiinber o! hk ns who an- nial.hiK iikiiiiii'.
Mll'les el 111: lliese uoodi, and wedertr
n.ieli I eva ,-totvu. Addles-'. M Mi:, (luis
I w 01.11 ,t . 11., 9.M U'vvny. New- Vnrli. .l-'jr-
'it.
hip
'tin
1 w V . o U .
iJ8S5J
t-jB&T'sfc.d
"Z a 4
trr rrin '1 5
LAIifE-t WANTKD To wnrkjur u n'
tneir iiivn hi'iiirs. il In $IU per i-e
en be i-hbiIv imnle i no ettiivi.Siiii); :
'ns-iniiiinj mid sli-mly einiliiy-oi in
-Pi,riieiiliirs and sa pleof die ivmk smi
l..r slump. A.ldii-n IIOMU M'KU. C. ,
P. 0. lli.x lain, Ilmtiin. Muni. II 27-1"
A BIG- OPPBELScKM
Jg(ilve Away l.noo k ir-(iieralhij wa-ili-mu
111:11 hine-. If -oil wat.l one, kcud
ll" voiirnniiic, p, o. and express nftlce at once.
TllK Nauonai Co.. 21 ll'V St.. X. Y.a-2;-4w
I. ,11.111 1 rim I -vi-r- rt 111 ,-, IiichI
nil Invelini;. In K-'ll nlr I"n.U. Will
, iv gi.od mtiirv mid nil expenneii.
IS'r.ie I r lerois ut nm-e, noil flute
. lurv iVHiil.d oTAXflAfll) Hlb
VKIl V IIK COM!' V. I)i.i.ni,
TI ADVI-lllTlsr.IIS. I.iict rates for
iidverll-li.i: lu ii7t uood neiaticrs
win tree. Aildress (ii-orne P. l!mv( II Co.,
tu tipi nee St., N. . 3 --J7-I ,v
FOR SALS,
a an.ooi ihs. niKiiu: un rv novou:-
HK.iH HAVt Cll.iL or CA ''..' S ALUS I
I'liil.iirm ti X li o-i-I. wall Pence lo hei p
Cattle en wade U'oliihl'n. 't'hi".e S.-:il.-
areas ihmhI an new. liaWiii been ued ver.v
little, nnd will he mid cheap If app'h-d for
soon. Cmi lie icon liv iipplbiK nl ( HAS. II.
1III.IAI SiOHK. U-hbjl.t IH.
luaWMfl .IAS. I.ONU.
Estate Notice.
lUlHtoof AMlHi:wxi!!AVi:il. Sn., late ol
Welsspmt, C.trbou County. I'.u, dee'd.
All iert.oiiK luilelitrd lo snld ci-liile t; r re
ilili'Bii'il in iiiuke Iiiiiiii iliiile u lllelilrlil. And
liio,e iiavliijf li'KUl (Isiiii, eaeln-l Ihe jaiue,
will preseti! Ilient ulthout delay In prnper
ei'iler foi selUelut lit, W
AXIlKr.W (IIIAV Kit, .III.
lAXll:i. HHAVi: (.
April 3. li-ii 1: .i-eunn j.
fflTili PiirnvM-li ' tin l'r wwuii
1 U.-ll.i: ll -el. lilt; uur MAMIAI.I1 III- K
UIXr-LsrSv 1.1 1. 1. Li tl i.iU WU1K lur
Snrinir a il t-utntur Ail. If'
J. (' JU- ,
i'i in . i 'i- PI. if , Ij
MTiiTrcv npnvniQ
Baeslic JUlJUlilil Mil 1 Ul Un ll U
Wednesday & Tlnirsday,
April 14tli and 15tli? 1886.
You arc respectfully invited to attend and examine our
Trimmed & Untrimmed Hats & Bonnets,
AND ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
Belonging to tho Millinery Deprtmcnt.
MRS. M. A. G. GTJLDIN,
oUa Hamilton btreet, Allentown, Pa,
N''VPinbT2H - ly
BAKEJRS and CONFECTIONERS,
ANI nuAi.nm IN
TOE CREAM PEANUTS, &C.
FKBSH IiHlLU) & lUSCUm every day. Delivered
in town on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES!
:o:
YOU WANT A SUIT! Gent's Furnishing Goods.
And we can make it forJR I ?. 2
yi'U ; out of the best material,
and in the most fashionable
manner at, from
$10.00 a Suit ani Upwards.
CLAUSS & BEO.,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
Boots & Shoes.
This department is complete.
In all Ntjl-s and Sizes. In
all makes and prices. If you
want anything new nnd sty
lish in tl.e line of
Laiis' Misses & Mi Mi,
you will ceiaiinly find it heie.
Pie our stock before pinc-hnsing che
vy he re.
CLAU3S & BROTHER,
Bank Street, Lolii-jliton, l'a.
COLORED SILKS ! '
Having bought f. LAltGF- LOT of PlI.Kri before the late
Rise enables us to sell them ('IlKAl'KU than last season.
We Call Attention ti
NO. 1.
All Colors, 50c. per yd.
Were GOc Last Y-ar.
NO. 2.
All Colorp, 20in ?id8, 75c. a yd.
Were $1. La3t Season.
NO. Ii.
All Colors, $1.00 a yd.
fere $1.25 Lasl Season.
H. GUTH & SON
034 Hamilton Stroofc, Allentown.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CALL
THE BEST FAMILY WEEKLY fUULISIIED.
HfnrJ-Hi'n niiil i niltphoriiilill" (H v,,i'"'', -II3 I'-iC", linil"mely Mini
"UOOhCJ nmi J y1!-)cJL'j!'Ul,,.wA; r.la-1 .iiv. il.50). Fnr2.IO we
TITTJctiiM iiiii y " ' I "f m h ". i v"i'.i iliUixiK-llmt liniiK mill the l'uilaili-lililii Cull, lor nuei
vrnr. ' Cimker)- umi lloiin-ln'f nn-" is nn nnlmiiry r-mk linnli. On Hie mnlrury, it Is a
Chin pli-l" Bycltin "f lliiimeli.il.t ManORi-nn? nt pir all vvlin wind tu liv hc-H al a Hinder
uli- rust. Il treats nl pmliery ill nil its lirinii-nes, unit tiive- inlnrmntinii ri riiniilng fruit
rurixg liliii8, making liuui-r.wailiiiif;, inT.ini!, rlyvini;, rrniivaUiii;. the tmltt Hie niir
ury, i-are nfllie (ick, i-to. It is written by a vcli-rau hnuff keeper; ami ii aui-ily aud
liemitlnill)' il'.iiilnili-il.
llrui in hp Your im JMinier
Voit; to oc l oin na jjiuyci
aim. t'cinl " "v ul tin. vuluuiile Iiihim linlil ami Iiii-iiio- lejml Kiinlnanil Tile I'lulailel
(iliin Onll fur one inr In nv n.li.cnl.er, Imlli fn e nl all nlKH "llnvr In lie Ynur
O-n lawvi-r" i i-niniilril ami arraiij-i-il lunlrr tlie nirrvi'nni nf prnminrnt ineinbrra
nl llm N-w Ynrk Dir. it i a enniplele liinlnicmr fur nverylm-ly in tlio nrlnary
legul afl'iirinriife. Aili..ll t" i'Vrj- fii"t- i a ml Terrii.iry. Tlaln nriil itinrlso illreo
limis urn kivi-ii ami forma lurnlslu-il Inr Il.e trmi'm-lmn nt all klinla nf liumnr-a, un l Ihe
pri pimtmn ' every i!iwriitim nl lnal linciineiila in i-niiiinnii u.e ,ncli as lureeiiienls,
bninlj. ilinls, leaie, m.irii;-iRiM, will.. i-Ui. A Is. 11 iln-tmnury nf l-gal terms umi tables
Inr Un- ciiinpiiaiinn nl inten a's oml fnr nuking a variety nf oilier -uleiilatluus, as well
as valuable tiliM-elluiie.i'l iliPirnlillnll.
"Fiwiiluiilll'n Pllilit ' IW"" flee, il 00, A haiiileonie Lnnk, pro.
fin, le lii ir.eartnl itnlnnr 11.111111111;. lie.ineil fnr tlm -peeial uae i,l llinse v hn wmn lu
il,i tln ir mvri wnrk.aml cnntUliiii! nl rirrlu-.,l Ii m ho in plain iniutln i. variiisliiug,
imllfhini!. sloinlnK, m r lianjini!, knlsn niniii, nie , in well ns ilireeilnns Inr rennval
lurnitur', ami Inula on uili.lin w.irk f-r liniii -il.i--irali.iii, tnjalner wiin a fnlMes
rriplil i-f Hie U"la ami material im-il. I'reciae iliieelmns are Riven fnr niixm, pnnU
Inr H purine. We will sml a iupy ol '-Eirvbl-a Taint II .k," aiiil Tile i'mla
IrlpliM Oall, fnr six iiwiilliatn u 11 v mbai-nlwr Inr t 10, boili jnHaii" free.
fend In ynur "nlera at line-- lt-mt 111 "iey by diei-k , mmer nnler, ,i-wtal note, or
.luili- all in Iho nnter nf UOREUi'tS. DAVIH, rr..irietr of'-Tbe l'liilaileluliia t'all,"
l-liila.lrlp'ini. I'i
1. Hpoa mil, i-npics of "Tbe riulailalplila Call," will bo wilt free to any nrtjres.
A-i,. i-vt,
- -.- ci j Litiuy uu
can otsibly wish for in the
line of novelties in
Neckties, Collars & Cuffs.
We make a specialty of the
E.& W. Collars and Cuffs.
Clauss & Bro.,
Hank Street, Lehighton, Pa',
STYLISH SUITS!
Ail-Wool Suits $10 00,
And then a tine line of
Cloths k Cassimers !
Which wc make .up in suits at'
prices which astonish every
body. Clauss & Bro.,
Hank Street, Lehighton, Pa-,
a Few of Our-Lines:
NO. 4.
All Colors, ill Sale Roiama, $1.
Weic $1.25 Last Season.
NO. 5.
All Colors, 2TGnefl Brocsfles $1 y ft.
Were Selling at $1.25.
NO. 6.
All colors, 1 toned Brocadrs 5Qc.ya
To $1.20 n Yard.
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