ate tofcon fytixmlt.
LEifJdttTO.N.PA.!
SATU11DAV, MAY 1C,
1380.
Entered at the Lolilgliton imsl-oHiee as
Second Class Mull Mutter.
The Chicago frelglit-lmmllers' strike
has collapsed, the majority of tlio men
going to work nt tlic old rates. A num
ber of tlio employes In (lie lumber yards
also went to work Monday, as did some
of the foumlryuieu. The Chicago
worklngmcn generally find that the
Anarchist Vlot has fatally damaged tholr
ehar.cqs of succ ess In thrlr demand for
shorter hours at the present time.
Henry A. LiTTt.t:, who has just been
rc-clectcd l'nalrlent of the Now Jersey
Central Railroad Company, states that
the company will be In the hands of Its
stockholders again within thirty days,
and that It will be run to avoid any such
entanglements as It found In Its nssoel
atlon with the Reading. The new 1)1
rectors of the company, he stated, weie
possessed of largo means and consider
able ability, and would assist the prop
crty to Its feet again.
GtiNEtiAi, Maktxii Workman Vow-
J)EKr;Y. of the Knights of Labor, has
Issued ft call to the various assemblies
for a special session of the (Jcncral As
serribly to bo held In Cleveland, Ohio
Tuesday, May 25. The reasons for the
calling of the session are the rapidly in
creasing membership of the order, the
fact that the laws relating to boycotting
are wholly Inadequate to coerce nsscm
biles; that the laws governing strikes do
' not give the (Jeucral Executive Board
power to interfere until after stiikes are
Inaugurated, and, lastly, that the older
has become Involved In dlllicnltlcs with
trade societies and that an etfoit is be
ing made to create a rupture between
these socictlos and the Knights.
A DisrATCH from Harrlsburg of the
lOtlilnst., says: The failure of the At
toruey General thus far to file Indict
mcnts in the Dauphin County Courts
against the boldlers' Orphans School
symilcato and others connected with
Soldiers Orphans' Schools has caused
an Impression In some places that the
p-trposo to punish the wrong doers has
been abandoned. There Is no ground
for this Impression, as the indictments
arc In process of preparation In tlio At
t-orncy Ocneral s oflico and w ill all be
completed within a week. Great care
Is bcine taken to make them proof
against all technical objections that may
b- mude to them. The Auditor Gener
al still declines to pay the claims of the
Mercer, Mt. Joy, McAllistenillo and
Chester Springs Schools for the quarter
ended tebruary 8 last, amounting In
the aggregate to 8.T7,3GS.18.
Tun beautiful garden of the Phila
delphia Zoological Society has, e.ycr
luce its establishment In 1S"4, grown
steadily in popular npurcciation as a
place of resort for excursion parties from
the cities and towns within reach. The
opportunity vvlilcli it affords, both to
children and those cf mature years, for
obtaining a familiar knowledge of the
varied forms of life which abound under
nature, fn all portions of the earth, com
bined with the pleasurable acccsuorics
of trees, foliage, and the many pioducts
of the gardener's art, render it especial
ly well adapted to tmch a purpose. The
Garden covers about thlrty-fivo acres of
CTotmd, beautlfullysituatcd on thobanl:
of the Schuylkill river.just below Gttaril
avenue bridge.and Is.ln fact, the South
ern extremity of West Fairmount Park.
A considerable part of tlio enclosure
was originally the estate of John IVnn,
a grandson of the founder of thn Com
mwwcnlth, wdioso mansion, "Solitude,"
still stands unaltered, about the middle
oT the grounds. The laying out of the
Garden, with the buildings and enclos
ures; for animals, represents an outlay
of nearly half a million dollai-3. The
collection of animals, which Is the
primary object of the estnblishment.lias
beerr selected with a view to the educa
tlomtl facilities which can be afforded
in no- way but by grouping together liv
ing specimens, and Is justly regarded as
not only by far the best in this country,
but as of equal rank with the best of'
the long established institutions of like
nature In Europe, where almost every
city has its zoological gardens for the
recreation and Instruction of its people.
Armn slvje.irsthe Census Bureau
nas succeeded m getting out a report
Upon tlio strikes and lock-outs that oc
curred durlnx the consus year 1SS0. If
this report did not partake, so much of
the nature of ancient hlstorv, says the
Philadelphia 77irx,lt would be of tome
value nt the present lime, when strikes
nud lock-nut are the order of the day.
As It Is, Milkers will bo disposed to re
ject Its Conclusions as pertaining to a
period too long past to have any bearing
upon present labor conditions. The
most Important featuio of this delayed
report Is that in reference to the lostes
In wages by tlio stiikes of that year.
The whole number of emplnjes on strike
or lockfd out during the year was esti
mated at 228,m Statistics were col
lected which show that 61,770 of these
lost In wases during their Idleness
711,097, or an average of $57 each. As
sumlng this to bo a fair a erase for the
entire number, tho total loss of wages
for the year was t-l.l.OOJI.SCii. This is
one of the features of the strike business
that strke leaders are very careful to
keep out of sljjht of their followers as
much as possible. The wages lost dur
ing tho weeks or mouths that men en
gage In strikes aro a total loss and are
never maile up by anybody. The par
tial support obtained from others who
are working Is only taken out of tho
wages earned by somebody else and Is a
part of the total loss. The man who Is
on strike three months in a year, even
though he succeeds In securing u l wen-ty-live
per cent, advance, has lost money
tiylhe transacllon. It would bo a good
thing for all laboilng men to read tills
"part of Agent Weeks' rejiort, even
though It may be ancient hlsloiy, as
this unprofitable aspect U common to
all s'rlkcs.
The Primitive Methodist Confer
,ruct. In session scleral day at Wilkes-
lorre, adjourned Wednesday io meet
p.htl mi-.JI m, i f. .. ..
agsln t Uowrll, Mass., lu Hay of noU 1
Washington to ant Gossip,
From our Special Correspondent.
WAsmxtiTO.w 1). C, May 10, '0.
Jin. KniToit: The attempt on tho
part of the worklngmcn to secure tho
adoption of the eight hour rulo In Wash
ington lias resulted lit nn almost com
plete prostration of the building Inter
ests. A week has passed since the gen
eral lock-out was declared, and yet with
the exception of a few Instances In
which persons having unfinished build
ings under construction have conceded
the eight hours demanded, both sides
aro still firm in their determination to
maintain their positions. Although
hundreds of workmen are idle, and tlio
prospect of a final settlement of the dif
ficulty Indefinite mid uncertain, still the.
best order prevails and no breach of the
pcaco Is anticipated. The laboiingmcn
In Washington are In fact quiet and law-
abiding citizens, and are outspoken In
their condemnation of acts of violence,
such as have occurred In Chicago and
other cities during the past week. The
building of an unusually largo number
of houses during the present season had
been contemplated, and It is hoped that
the present dlflicultics may bo settled
and building resumed before the scafon
is far advanced.
Now that the bill providing for tho
new library building has become a law,
the committee intrusted with the duty
of selecting a site n.ect with a serious
hindrance, owing to the excessive value
set by tlio owncn upon their property.
The amount appropriated by tlio tiill "is
only ."50,000, which It was thought
would be amply sufllclent to purchase
cither of the squares cast of tho Capitol.
Some of the owners ask three or four
times as much as the assessed valuation
of their property. Justice Field of the
Supreme Court, who owns a house upon
one of thesquares.asks the Government
to pay him the modest sum of $00,800
for his property, while one of his neigh
bors, Mrs. General McKco Dun wants
is,000 for her house. Tho aggregate
aked for the square north of Kast Capi
tol Street is $PC3,3(i3, and fortlic. square
soth flu'o.Oll. The committee lias de
cided to ask the owners of the property
on the south side to lcdueo their esti
mates an avernco of one third, which
will bring the aggregate within the lim
it of tho appropriation. Should this be
refused, necessary legal steps will at
ouce be taken to secure the condemna
tion and appraisement of the property
.Notwithstanding the efforts of its op-
ponents to secure a reconsideration, the
lilvcr and Harbor bill, which takes over
S15,000,000 from tho Treasury, passed
the House on Thursday. i:igiity-flv
members voted In favor of Mr. Ilolman's
resolution to have the bill sent back to
the committee with instructions to cut
down the items until the aggregate
should not exceed t,S,000,000, and 15'
decl.ncd thcniM-lres opposed to such a
heck to the turns to be distributed to
llielr respective districts.
no -Mexican pension bill is Iikelv to
undergo some material changes In the
Senate. Senator Logan has Introduced
an amendment Increasing the rate for
total helplessness to $72 a month
The Senate Committee on thn District
of Columbia Is engaged in cxaniinln
llie charges of offensive partisanship
filed by Albany Itonubllcans
tiatuiews, tlio colored Iiecotder of
Deeds, for the District. It Is thought
that tills investigation will not prevent
uiougli It will of course delay his eon
Urination, and will continue Fred Doug
lass In olllce for some" time to come, as
his resignation Is to take effect on tho
confirmation of his successor.
l lie warm and pleasant weather has
nan imu cued oi remim in? I niifrrrx.
mo.n that the season is far advanced. and
o n
mat it will be necessary to expedite
uiHiness In order to reach an adjourn
ment before tho summer has passed.
i wo or three night sessions Iiavo been
held during the week, and work upon
the appropriation bills Is being pushed
alone; as fast as possible.
'llie SSOO.OOO mail subsidy bill has
passed tho Senate by a much larcer ma
jority than its friends had expected.
Tho chances of securing its passage In
tho House Is considered extremely
doubtful.and the enemies of the scheme
declare that they will be as much sur
prised if they are In a minority in the
House of Keprcscntiitives as its frier.ds
would have been had they failed to car
ry it through the Senate.
Washington has long been the recog
nized matrimonial Mecca of America,
and the present season has witnessed
no decrease In tho number of bridal
pairs who seek to seclude themselves In
the sylvan shades of the National Capi-
lai. j no numerous public buildings,
parks and grounds afford raro advan
tages to tourists of this character, and
tho While llouso for somo unaccounta
ble reason, appears to be Just at present
partieulatly attractive to bride. H.
What Baking Powder Shall wo Use.
This plain question comes homo to
every housekeeper. Wo all desire pure
and wholesome food, and this cannot be
hud by the use of impure or poisonous
baklns powder. Theie can be no loii"
er a question that all the cheaper, lower
grade of baking powders contain cither
alum, llino or pliosplioilcacid. As loth
as we may be to admit so much .gainst
what may havo been someof our house
hold gods, there can be no gainsaylii"
the unanimous testimony of tho official
chemists. Indeed, analj.slsseeuitolind
no baking powder emlri-lv free from
some one of these objectionable Ingredi
ents except, the lioyal, and that they re
pent as chemically pure, -0 Hud some
of tho baking powders advertised as
pure.to contain. underthe tests of Profs.
Chandler, Habishaw and (others, nearly
twelve per cent, of lime, while otheis
are made, from alum with no cream of
tartar. This, we piesunie, accounts for
their lack of leavening power as some
times complained of by the cook, and for
mo umer taste louiul In tho biscuits so
frequently complained of by ourselves.
ltut aside from the Inferiority of the
work done by these powders, the physi
ologists asstire us that limo and 11111111
taken into tho system jn Rtnh
quantities as nils are Injuilous. They
are not decomposed by licit nor dis
solved lu mixing or baking. They go
with tho bread, therefore, Into tlio stom
nch, whem their physiological effects are
liidlgettlun, dyspep.da or worse etlls,
Tlio question mitiunlly arises, why do
these cheap lurking powder makers use
these things? Alum Is thrco cents a
pound, lime Is still cheuner. while
01 tartar cos.is unrty-tlvo or foity
,i... " . . "1V..IT. .
i; ,'"u 'iniicai tiuri.y n, ,
lioval llak lit- l'liu-.tee m-im-j rnnnil..
given in the New York 'Wines In an in-'
iciestlng description of a new uyHUo.yl
for refining araols. or crude cremn o f
inriar. 11 seems mat 11 11 on y under ,
mis orocess that crim of inrtarVn,. l.. '
j frtd from the . ll.uv natural to u and
rendered chemically pure; that tho pat
ents and plant for this cost the lioyal
Jinking Powder Company about half n.
'million dollars, ami that they maintain
cx'luslve control of the rights.
Prof. McMurtrle, late elder chemlstof
the Department of'Agiicultuve at Wash
ington, D. C, In the interests of com
merce, made nn examination of tills
process, and rciorled upon the results
attained In the refined cream of tartar.
The following extract from ids repoit
would eeeiii to answer tho qiiesll'-m ic
pcated nt tlio head of this article, and
which Is so frequently piooundcd by
the housekeeper.
"I have examined the cream of tartar
used by the lioyal Making Powder Com
pany In tho manufacture of their bak
ing powder, and find ft to bo perfectly
pure and frcu from limn In anv form.
The chemical tests to which I havo sub
mitted the lioyal Unking Powder provo
It pctfectly healthful, and Ireofiom
every deletcilous substance."
Drainage and Soworapo,
AS!) TUMI! 11VOIKNIC ItELATlOXH TO
tiii: cojijiexiTY.
The follow lug Is nn extrac t from n paper on
the above subject, read before the SchujlMli
County Homeopathic Medical Society. I.y Dr.
1). W. Strain), "I Shenandoah. Its Impoil
rince and application to our town nerds i.o
comment:
The pei feet dralunjic of n house, undine
puled dir. In; ire ot n town means I lie iin
inniilate leiuovnl to a point at some ilNtunco
i rai nn uinus oi an v.iimu nnuiorsi no! onlyj
lids. 1ml Hie m-inncr of Its removal claluf
""i .niuiiimii. u iiiv lil.UllllKl.' IS llllOliCll
pllcsniiil sewers llicf.ut that it rniii llnmiuli
Is Mit MilllMent, there nin-t ho a thoiuuirli
ATtitiliitii.il iiiul fllsliiiecllfiiHit the pipes mid
sewers jo as to reduce to a minimum (ho pro
duction i di Ictcrlous casts in Miii; fi-o.u df.
cninpiisliluu nt waste mutter.) adhering to the
luslue of the pipes mid cucis. Also an ndc
quale ami Mituiblo ptovlsloii for Hie nhohite
c.y lus'.on from trie nil- wttlilii thehous,e of tho
air from sunt pipe or setter.
This, then, Is a simple statement nfllmro.
qulrymenls of Rood dialuiiRe. It Is founded
on Mi'.- oneohject Willi Ii fine lis nil Improve
ments, viz.. the tMe.veiitlnn rif rti'i-nmnncttlnii
ot nil refuse mailers niivvvhcre In house, or
iiu. ii nuerj . Niie io say mat incse
conditions ii re never quite complete, nud that
mat. lutes ,11 )eueci vuuk aie nu exception,
the omniliintr iniivt he iit-Rt ihv ,m m-iw.
Joints, no poor and lll-airanped cornice Ions
tuecn small and l.ircprn i
llics. Tho water
supply must ho plentiful and
where possible
the eurient should lie mulct.
The precise lelatlons between bad drain
ace ami Ill-health no man Knows,
UOiimnnl slilnnf nni fnntliif- Tlm.n n-.
iiuuuue.sH eai-,c.s oi uiseasc aiuiiHiteil to Dad
u r nud Infected iliinklnL' cinier rvtiiQuii Ux-
the improper disposal ofscweriicennd wastes
imi me iwirin .inn Hearing oi incse uiuu
enees an; still verv hiri-rlv ti nvitiof .,r.,i...
lectin c, when jou nud 1 see hundreds ot
i uie.s, iiiuis miii iitiiiaus, unci an Kiiuisof
nationalities, lUlr.R In filth, surrounded hv
the worst possible sanitary conditions pessf-
.'ij uiu ii.iier eiu.sei si uienes nuove groiiiui
ami the hole m ci flowing lhe slop dram
.-"I'ljuiu. i.iiiiiuu ,,iiiu, uiiieil lillllT is tow
:lnn i-(ilil:llns ,rlvm-i n I'iniiL,. t.1,1..
and the only disinfectant In uso lstliosm!
shining down upon It and heating It imaml
lhe rain washing It Into the next hit. Isnv,
when you see people said to he mado In God's
i BV? ',mr'K 111 sllr" ainiiispiii re, ana not
wuij iiiu uui turning nud growing nit
then lnirtrnn tnkes nimnst. n iini,,i,.r
W hell, upon the nther hand, you picture to
yourself n town, like lor Instance the borough
of Slatlngtmi, in LchtKb cotuily, (where some
of us at least are acquainted) with all the ad
vantages tor drainage, the water supply shn-
Ki.iim, ,iiieiue,ei3uouy lues lo.)P uc.ilCl'
and ( leaner than Ihelr nelebhrir. iii..n, n,..
soil is gravelly and poi oils, where the sanl-
i.u j ciiiiiuiions are cMiicnuy nn that can he
desired. House, lot. water closet (which lat
ter gets halt a bushel ofipilek lime the min
ute there Is any peiceptlb'o odor) and every
thing else are In first class order, and sou
imditll tho epidemics In the count rv there
then hygiene took u walk,
l'crh ipswu aie a little loo apt too look fur
ipiouuci iii mi, iiiii'iiiuii, uui us iniysiei.i us
It Is our liomiden duty to exiiinlno and inves
tlgute all, sources of disease, as well as to
ue.ii. uiein anil in no an in our power lor lhe
pievtiitlon ci disease ami lor the promotion
m iusi-ti.i.s- minimis imu sewenigi'.
Ihesn are both geiuinllv iieeoiiiiillshoil In
one of three wujs. The former, M hy wider
ran lace In nouses provided by modern
piuiiiuiiigi hi ny Rome lorni ot cuyconserv
iney: aid hv lhe"crent iiiul onlv inl rin-ii'
ItCIld Sll lirlW Mltl.t. Wllleh (s nsi'il hv fi'im, nt
least 80 io !W per cent, of tho population of
ui'.iii.iiiiiij mill i.iiiiijit-.
Tho rcmoMil of liquid household waste Is
accomplisheil first by delivery to public
sewers, second, hy Irilcutlon. and third hv
dilllNcrv Into eessnnnls. mnil In tho linmiiiWi
ot f,eiiighton hy cilsporai Into the hack vard,
back alley, or front gulier.) Df all Ihese
ivastes lhe least oftcnslvo are doing probahlv
the most harm, lhecxereincnt of the tiplioiil
fever patient or of any other pnlleiil, or of no
Diriiiiiiiill) dealt with. If not forileanhi it.-.
sake, then for oltenslceness' sidce. Ami lur
I'.iiniii all .ill. in. iiiul iimiii.r. is i.in'.viin.
llils reason Its evil Influence U often less
widely disseminated than Is that of the enm-
luimneiy iiioiiensne wastes ot the kitchen
Sink. Hie trouble bee-Ins with llie eriiiillllm.
Ot lllltlidllv. Fnccal nilltler mill urine lif-
come puli in somewhat sooner Hum the oilier
wastes oi the household, hut the (inference Is
uiiij ouco: degree, unci t no latter soon over-
u .vesiuo iiiruicr in mo louiness o: Its con
dition. Modern conveniences are to n great extent
the bane of modem society. The splant mid
the water closet nie ibe mile innraimhi
things the phtmher oners lis. Tho buth miu
he ix piaced hy tho sponge and tone!. The
siiiiiiuiiiry wusn nowi Miould go. As It Is nn
accumulator of tilth, glvoustheold-fiishloned
pitcher and howl. The gicase, lhe film on
top of the water we cm pour away, hut vou
cannot let It rim oul of the slullomir basin,
ft adheies lo the sides. Ilesules tills sort of
h.isln Is too handy lo pour hi all kinks of rub
bish. 1 heir overturn- pipes aro coated with
siiiin and with exiicbiii nt the shin m,.i,
ciceiiniposc's and heroines ollenshe. Tliclr
( iiiss nun ennuis are inmost, imariably foul,
I'llelierS sIlOUlll ll fllleil fimn IIim enl?i, tt. a
cliainber slops should be emptied iTito the
"uui , iii.-ii i in uie iiiii,-e.
If tllH linUSl! llllist linvn n lmlli rrvwtx In, It
be as near the water closet as possible. The
less pipe to tho main iiipe tho better are Un
sanitary conditions ottlio place. Iloilontul
lead pipes running from ever where In lhe
water closet make sn tn:mv mm-i. ii inim.
lalorsof llllh, aiidsoiuanj iiioroopinlngs lur
luu miu K.i-us iiii-u iieeiiiiiuiaie insula pines,
tocontiminali) the air In tho rooms. The
wider closet, aside troni peifect plumbliig,
sliould have a plentiful water supply, so thai
all waste Is peifecllj washed uwiiy beloie
liulrif.ic.-t on uilics pkiee. 'lhe cleanliness,
and fieedum lrnui oflense of tho water closet,
or of any drain or waste pipe. Is In proimrtlmi
to the treiiuenev with wbien It u m.i.ii .mi in
tho abiuidanto ot the disehaigo oi waler
iiircvign it.
Dry enn-ervacy (the adiiilxturo or earth and
asllCSl Ilet ilfler Willi., i"irreu.i la tl.u
and Biilost system for the removal 'of iiunian
excienieiits. Inilcr erj- caieful relations
this system Is entirely sjflsf.u-tory. The mo
of dry ciirlh and ashes are aUo eery valuable
In the room, their use in tlio close stool of the
sick eh.iu.bercircits not only an Immediate
and complete denrderler hutul-oadlslnleet.
i"1!: Aimartora pint of dry earth at the
bottom ul tho vessel toiveeiie lhe dlsrluiim.
mil as much to liuiuedlaielv cover tin 111 1111.
is alwavs available, handy and very satis
f.utnr.v. f'rfrj( I'auffi. Theso are nulsanecs and
necessary evils, ot as before stuieil. :t I .mi
m to !i jiei- rem. of tho population ot Kuropo
.....i .inn in n, uit ji me ainajs ine sent or tlio
loulest anil most daiiKcroiu ileeemiiosltloiii
lliev taint not onlv lite nil mui ti. .ni
the water ot the soil which goes so often to
feed the sotirecs of drinking water, and their
local stench is of Itself often sufficient to
on ivi-u ,i i.iuiMie oi me iiiauure pile.
lhe l)iain.-An bef.-ie shiled the liquid
houselio it wiisles are olten, peihaiis, uiueh
more deleterious to heiilihtinin Is ,-,.i,,i,.,.,,iv
suiiposid. ihoj eouslst almo.,t Invarlabl) (if
ii milium "uui t'liiii.uuing a small pereciitag
of leflise fllllil. llllh from tin, I.iiiii.iVu ..,....
and eveiMhiug In fa. t except, perhaps.foeeai
ni.itter and tue eihirser giirb.igo and
ashes. In places where sinks in kitchens aro
oii.i.iii.i ,,iiu pipes, ine pipes sliould be
small, to that the wholo Inside of the nine Is
W.ls CM W lellever u.'lti.r .iii, tln-i,..li A .,.,,..
the pipe i should lint bn veitleid, but' Miould
"..-rv. ,111.11111 ,eiue;ii inn, uu water
ie ndherus moio to tho niiics. which, hv
i.iiwBiiyii iiiuiioiy 11 tllloii nun l ie irrc.isi.
tue way u lines not matter what you do or
, ii, - ii..iiij ii. me grease eviiseais
and blin ks up the pipe so Hint there Is hanllv
room lor un water to How thiouah. sink
I hies in c a perfeet nuisance and need a great
deal of care and intention. mi.u
l.ihlleor inlvate sewers, draining, drain
pipes, ,c, ai e more or less good then, or bad
lu use v.i live ; In should he built somewhat
after I Ins tuulilim ft .li, .1,1.1 I... .I.........I .. .:
tow 11 or city Ihal is iid.ipted tr ,u,ut. h(.,.,.
age, wlih plenty of tall and plenty cf water.
I he water closet on the treohil stiuy tloor
r; "" ; ugiu, so 11 can ue
tl.oroiiu dj (i nilluled. The ral-iUe should
not beeloiid bin open, e.; the seat should
be r.ilsul so as to give ph-.ityof rii.nu forlue
air lo PHS ei.der 11 1 1n. vli,,,.l... ,1... ......
sum nun ni ine nowi the better. No cliio tnii,
in pan iiriaiigciiiieiit whlih bet tunes solid nud
whh h 1110 How of water dots not clean. '1 he
liiuniii.iig must be entirely nn recti no rouith
halts about the. Joints, and no elUiv.s, v.hciv
tile-re must be a rune in the Iron pipe. U-t
jji jjkiji 'lhe pi,,,, uuist iiut 'extend
under the liascinriit lloor, or cellar lioor',
".iaJil. towed, hut shuuld sloiie
giadua ly from the iiit no,,,. u t. lrof ,
covvred at all, let t bu cov civil with cement
al r and vv aler t Itht. If intend i.uUerneut ll
ii.e cellar or basement tloor It Is liable to
cuirisiB anil can and soul
K tlio earth under
, , qisir full of puurve and disvuiiiodiuc
ktu(T I hat mlir ,t ,.i-.'... r..r'....
!""W1' 1" '.'i" ,J,""try should bo Unlit In all
ln
OTitlAtTffffirftl!
J'" P'i .arc cyirntieii a siiini-ient 1 nance
fro'" J'" bousetlie Joint, .an bo kit sliahtlv
ffiS ?Sl .u ". '""k
" J; H1U 4.1W1J.I mi WIBCTUJ ,i jMMHUX
Nazareth Is lo have n knitting mill.
The mnoulit needed, f3,800 has bcn
Nibcill!d, and n contract entered Into
for establishing a factory. The new
Industry will employ nbont 100 hands.
Work, we understand, will be com
menced on it nt once.
Advertisements,
AbsoEuteSy Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel nl
purity, etrencth sun vrluilcinimeuiM. More
economical than the ordinary-kinds, and
cannot bo sold m ciiniimlitinii with the
imiltilmlft of low tpjt, (hurt weifht, nluni
or plinsrilialH.pawilers S'.ld only In cans
Itiivul llaklne Powder Cumnsnv. IflA Wnll
a. v- .....
Sll ., 1, .
our 24-ml,'
Hollies in H01II1 Carolina.
The Most Productive Stato in tho Union
The Seaboard Air-Line,
l'rom KOIII'OI.K, VA.,to
ItALKtGll, SUTHKKAN riKKH,
ciuulotti'.u, Mount lioLbY,
S1H!M1Y& ltllTIlKllVOItDTOX, N. 0.
Offers nncquiillcrt Induccment.s to Settlers
wisiiing 10 engage 111 maiming or Jliinu
lautmliig. JW-nrnlll. l'rult. W'-elntltiv Tnhnirn Tin,.
tier and Mineral Lands for sale or lease at
extremely low 111 Ices.
Gimafe Ucexcelled! Bo Malaria!
All non-residents of Xoith r.n-nllnn i,n
111 re nise r. litis, uiiti 11 nee s.11111. iitiii.i ,.n t .
vatlnn, on tho Heitboard Alr-I.lne Itumls, will
be furnished Willi an annual pass, for one
year, over lhe road on which located, and
extremely low- rate tickets tor thrlr families;
and will fie charged only nn".lialf the regular
raies 01 1 reiu m 1 uriinr 1 10 1 rst vcaroi
dt nee. on Iroiclitof vili.'ittiever hfiid n-i-e
tipeelal l.ivv rates on all arm ies ofmanu-
liii'iure uiiti irouuri 01 ine 1.11-ni.
As evidence of the appreclalloii In whlcli
the climnte is held bv Northern people, wc
101111 10 1 ne met mat ine 11 nci al Km 1:1:1.1 ,
N. (L. Is most bin r.-ltlv liiilinnbo.l frnni lb.
beginning 01 winter until late in the spring hv
pioiulnrnt peoi'lo of Massachusetts. 'ew
'oik and other Northern states, who give
iinouallllcil endorsement or the i-ilm:iie nViii
iiie uciiiiiitui n-.'iiehis m nvert trumallle In
nn- mug inn pine region,
fiOlTHIlIlN 1'IVIN. Ill Ati-inro eniiulv
beautiful snot on lhe Italelgh S: autiisI.i Air.
i.lre, Isahoi-.t s;tt feel above ilia sea, and 111
Ue extreme We.vteru limit ot lho lauig l.eal
Pine belt. Cllniiite exceeillnglv dry, pule
and healthy, with splendid dear water, and
nn- meanly is pi-iipouni'cu, hv ine most emi
nent Siii.iiarKts 111 this country tobcadinlr
lllllV .'lllmillill OlP not'cnn III cm i..l, nri,..lll.
and esnecliilly in case of pulmonary trouble".
l.uuls litre very cheap, and specially
adapted In firape t'ulluiemid Truck l-'arm-
lllgl .USO MIK I UllUlT.
Mof.Vl' llm.r.V. sltt. tiled nn llir. Wrat li'itil
of the bountiful Catawba Iliwr. Is Inst emu
111 11110 pruiiiiueiire. us nniiiii MlllUUCr ami
Inter resort. The coui.irv nairoiindliig
po-srr'.cs lino caiiabiltlics In being limbered
Willi hard wood fur 1111mnf.11 tiiriinr. and lhe
to'l IS t'Xftilent lor (ilims. lirtifn. 'IVil.'Wi...
ami inner ueui erop.
ine laiiiuiie aioiij; 111c nil" nt ran mad cor-
responds n i l that of MMill.. .-i-ine,t 11,1,1
Il.ife mill ti tr.,.,11 ,..,,1 l 1!... ,..n.l i..e.....,..
of tfie tiuir Stream on the l a -t and the high
..i.ui.l.llil I.III..I.-, ,11 llli- ,,1'M. iiieiufiitijiU'
mini tempeiufure Is K In Summer 71. mid
in Whiter t. . Average number of talr davs
per year , l.u.ralnyl m, und i-liiudvoneson'lv
2. rin se fn is serve to show the 'climate Is
must cxi-cueni.
I'irsons wlih limited means can mirch.isi
Hid On the Installment 11I1111. If sn i1.gIia.i
ind bv small niontlllv navmpi.t'i i.-m i,.,ii
own a farm In this dclli-html Inculilv.
All nrosneetoi-s jiinl i.r(tl..iw mm in,pl,n...
tickets on special 01 dors, to be secured by ap
plication, to the unders'aucd, ul the following
ij mi. i.iies:
l''H05fC5-
S !. S.tl
rn f ' T
To any station on
:aielBli..(iastoul(i:
4 :o
ft.'o
7 70
1) iO
10 7lll
n 7e
a 70
aueigiiNAUBiisiu
iirnllua Cent nil "
11 -M
12 to!
j 20
5
i"i-i-ii"'i r-'""i,. i" iiuj poiiu
on the.llne, per inn lbs.-Piom I'ourlsnioiilh,
llalthnore or New ,ork, av-.j llostnn, ioc
nud return tlokits can be pua'iiiiscd at rates
.'..l.rl,t I,.,,.....!.. ,1. 1 . .
ii.iniiu .nun i'.
V rile lo the uudeisliuicd fnrfSeabmrd Alr-
iiiatlon as to hinds fur sain, tc.
iino iiiuin jiooa. civint- 111 t f.t.tt i.ii nr,.i.
ine Mum Carolina state Dcoaitmcnt of
ft, v, : ' "iiniHiii nearly co-operation
with this system of roads.
lloute of Iravel Is via 'tii.iv T.tne" Ri.i,.nPB
it hesapeake lliiyi. from lialtluioiedailv nt 7
r. M. ll!d Dominion" lane of slaniil,lns.
from New ork. Tuesdays, Thmsdavs and
Saturdays, at u r. M and I'.iHtou, b'v Mer-
H...III-, .uui .iiiiii-ii, i.ine, on iv cniiesiiavsaud
Saturdays, at a P. 11.. to Norlr.lk, Va., con.
nectliigiherevvilhtiiilnsotSeitboaid AliLino
F. W. CLARK,
Wlhnlnglnn, N'. C. Gen"! Frt. & 1'as.s. Act.
may is, issu cm.
0xjtRY STAsf
mn
liefiiectliillv antllltllioud In tlk .,..1.11- 11.. . ,
has .ip-nodiv NI2W 1.1 V lilt v' S Ult.h- In
m?nn.C.,tT""."r..,il" hu,l- "nJ " rpAd'to
Fauorals Weiiiigs or Business Trios
on shortr it nottco and most llbornls erni. All
onlcr lelt 111 tlieUrl,n lloun." vtIII rc-ctlvo
feit fhVbnl t "n.,l ! "i" "" !.'.
H.V. MORTHIMER, Sr.,
ROTARY PUBLli:
OI'FlOKi AUVOCAT1! llUII.DINll.
Bank St., Lohighton, Ponna.
All business pertaining to die oflico will
receive prompt attention. g.
HnWiiihU'
l-k,lm"" Nurseries in the,.,
for one of tlir
lestesliiblNhi ,1
lib, ral l. r.u W ""
low- li va Nnrsiirv. i:.t.ii.i,.i.,..i
V. & T. SMITH, (Itne'va, N. V.
l o w-tt
for D11. RmT.r.u
I'caullfiil I:,,, , tou
ts. Sanuile frue in 1 1,....
". i.iiiiint iigeiiis. .to riss. tuili K S.I es. 'IVr-
iltory given. Satlsfai ilon giwrKntecd
AddiiiM lilt. SCO IT, 8X, lhoadway, N. 0k.
John D,
Bertolotto Post,
8-1. (i. A. !(.,
meets 2nd ,t 4th Tlinrsd
nt 7:30 p.m., in UebsirV I lull, until further
notire. A fall atteudsnco of cnmrHdes
in requested as bunlneks of importune
Will lebrouglft liuforethel'ijil. l!v order
Jos. S. Vwin,'l'. '. '
At. WifiTriJci.itAM, Vilj
D. J.
JUWJtlL'.JH HI k IU J Jl".! mm
TMli Stranger Thau Fiction.
There is nn old saying to the cITeet tin t
"Uifiv Is nothing pew under tho sun," nud
yufr.ini the loilowlnt. It would appear that
then- Is un cxi-eptlou, even to lids rule.
Al n point six milt s v.i'stotst, AiimiKtlno,
rim Ida, tin luc line of tlie Si. .Iiilms t,:iiin,iy,
lies 11 itt-aulilul haet of hind which lias rctcnt
1 b enbiid net In 11 tmul-slte culled, Wt-.sr
S',. Ai iit'si is,.;.
SI. Augustine proper Is the omikst city lu
the CnlteU States, and nlmuiids with legend
lore, and historical antiquity, and few If anv
of the tunny Ihousauds t.nit visit Florida fafl
to tiiRc 11 look al the Sea Wnll, Did l'ort, and
the tunny other Interesting objects.
It whs founded September sth, 15(1-, fortv
two years prev Ions to the settlement of .lame's,
own. u., unci llft.v-llve veins befoie the l.ibil
Ingot tho Pilgrims on l'lymoulh Knek. The
nauii) St. Aiigtisllue was given lo the place by
the Spaniards, beeauso tiiey lauded upon tho
day dedicated lo that levered mid learned
Sllllll. Mt A ll.rilkf lln. lo .nn, .Ii... en, .1.11,. I.
, : n f..,.uh iii,ii,, in-
j Iiir the terminus of two r.iliwajs, aial others
(no being extended toward It, and it Is now
Kiiovvii tis ine ilirriil. I Il'V lir l' I,01lllA,
'lhe proprietors and owners ot'liir. Ii.t.ns
thai 1:11 Stun liPit.st WoitLli, a sMcenpage
weekly lllnstiatnl paper same size us Har
pers Weekly, nollng the great progress being
iiiad-' In the Axcikst Citv, puiehascd a
large liact of land near St. Augustine, from
Mr, Win. Aslor, of New York, Immediately
on thn line of the St. Johns Itailwnv, which Is
also owned by Mr. Astor, and In (lie midst of
this liaet and within two hundred feet of the
iailioi.il, have plained In a plot of 700 aces
iiiu i llj 01 , l..sr 01, iL,,L'HI 1SE.
I-'roin Wpjtrsr. Avol-stink there exists
direct dally connections for the St. Johns
liivnn, 11I110 miles distant, with steamboat
connections going 1101 Hi ami smith, dally. To
ST. AiciL-sTiXK, sl miles distant. To Pal
atka, the (lem City of the South, bv liver
thlily-llvo, miles, or rail, twenty miles, and
Jacksonville by liver or rail, thlity-cight
nine.-, tii3iuni.
In addition to this, the tract on whlcli Is
located the city of Vrisvr St. Aucustini; Is
niucii nigucr in uiiiiiitie innn either St. All-
gusinio or.iacKsonviiiu aim is men, mull,
niiv, cirr.N riNB i.akii.
And now comes tho strainre fehtnrn nfil,t
whole matter; the proprietors and owners of
iiiK 11.1. usTiiAit.il r-uuriiKii vvoni.ti con
ceived the plan of giving to each nmt cvciy
yearly subs-tlber to the jiaper, a ni:i:t to 11
lot lu the city oiWi:st Sr. ArcirsTiNn, lux
loo fed, free and clear of all Incumbrances,
and paitles becoinlni; ovvncis of these lots me
not ui!c)uimui to 11UU.D, though It Is confi
dently expected, because of tho delightful Jo-
eaiiiiii uiai iiiiiuy win 00 so.
l loiida to-day is the .Mecca to whlcli thous
audsaie looking with longing eves, and It Is
now made possible through the enterprise of
mi- ,iii,-iii-ioi.s 1111,1 miners 01 line ll.l.us-
TnATr.iiSottTiimiM Wom.it, for all to secme
a nu.vuiiii uiai, iitnguitui Mine, rm:li.
Many will no doubt wonder how It Is possi
ble for anv OllO tO AIlNOI.im-.I.V flll'K A1I-.H-
tans In the city of Wi:st St. AcousTiNr.and
yet the reasons, when explained aro verv
simple. Adjacent to tho lauds upon which l's
located the city of Wi:st St. Atxius riNK, the
proprietors and owners of The li.i.t hTitA rmi
SoirriiLnw WoiiU) own other lands which
iney no uouni cxpeciwm greaiiy cniiancn In
value, these lands will be by them divided In
plots of Fivn, ti-.m and riiTi:rf acres, and
sold as the value Increases, which, as the lots
are taken will bo very rapid, thev also havo
in view a desire to Induce subscribers to be
come ncuiai scmcrs mine Mine, anil at the
sami) time secure for the paper an extensive
paid up circulation.
Tin: lu.us-i itATEi) SouTiii;i:sr Woulii
contains seven or more pages of Illustrations
aim 11,1s repicic vvuucnoiec nieriilure. No
expense Is spared tomakc;thlspub:icatIoiiopc
of the finest In the world. It Is ably edited,
led contains valuable Information about
Florida, the land of Flowers and Oranges,
scenes covering all the Southern States ami
their peculiarities, Ik sides stoilcs, poems,
sketches, useful Information, household notes,
lhe garden, etc. etc., In Met It Is just such a
paper as should go Into every home In Ihr
land, and by the fmegolni; unprecedented
and liberal offer they expect lo soon qitadut
pie their listolsul'seilbeis. Tlio subscription
price of The Illustrated Southern World is
3Mm per v car and they pay the postage.
The subjoined Is the offer of the proprietors
and owners of Tin: li.i.t nrnA i mi SouTiir.iiN
Wom.D a spcelnien copy of uli'ch will Ic
furnished upon application, enclosing 10 els.
vtiivrwi; v. ill mi: upon receipt 01 fl.on
iioiu von vie win craer jour name ill our sun.
srriptlon books, and send to any address The
Illustrated Southern Woral, for ffly-tvvo
weeks, paying the postage on It, and, us an
cslra mduecmeiit to havo you become one of
our suiiscTiiicis wo win execute a warranty
deed, lo a town lot In West SI. Augustine, 40x
100 feet In size. Ueiiicm'.irr vve actually
oivi: 3011 tills lot, and we hereby further
agree to pay notary for executing lhe same
and to pay all taxes up to January 1st, iss.7.
At tho present time no one can become a lot
iiw uei in our i-u v uiness nicy are a suiMcrnier,
but after you havo secured your deed, of
'onrso ir you wish you can sell It. V'c retain
the ibtht to return your money should nil the
lols vre propose to donate to subsciiliers bo
taken before wc receivo vour reinlllance.
Wc refer by pernil-.slon to the followlng
nnmed gentlemen who reside and do business
In Jaekvonvllldi
Mnj. It. Mel.AUfllll.i;,', Pres. St. Johns Ily.
, Capt. W. Ii. WATSON", late Manager l)e-IJary-IWiva
MTehanls' I.lnc.
Capt. V. X. II. POST, Manager St. Johns
Klvcr I :tst Line.
W. S. WKI5II, Webb's Jiuksonvllle Dlrcc-torv-.
,
WAI.TFlt O. COI.UMAN, Gcn'l Traveling
AprM 1'. I!, ft K. Hv.
JOHN' S. DUUiOS, Alderman, Jackson
ville, Ma.
MAYOR llK'F, Miyor of Jacksonville.
It. 1). llOI.I. IMi, Sheriff Duval Co., Fla.
i:.-Muyor V.'M. Mel.. DANCY.
;x-Miinir M. A. DZI AI.YlN'Slil.
C. A. liOAltDMAN, Jacksonville,
We aniieril the mimes of a few- nfttio rest
dent subscribers who have received tlio deeds
to tlio lots act oinpanylng thulr subscriptions,
to whom we also refer:
1)1!. C. 1:. CAIllt A DICi:. Jacksonville.
WM. COOIC.Mcrchant Tailor, Jacksonville.
JOHN' ltlCll. Accnt Mnllurv Line. .In,.;.
sonvillj.
I 1:. I1KANNAN, Arllst, Jacksonville.
WM. Yl-1! HUYCK, AHIst, .laeksonvillc.
A. ZACHA1HAS& CO.. Clothiers. Jackson.
ville.
CAsri:n r.Li.i nowi 1:. t cket Aent. v.
Ii. tt N. Hy.
WM. II. WATSON. Real listate. .I.lctcsnn.
vlllo.
J. I). Illicit Y, Clothing, Jacksonville.
I. ('t)IIKN', Tobacco. Jacksonville.
ritANClSlJ ISOlllil:. Furniture. J.scksnn.
villo.
C1IAS. J. IUIITZ, llestauraiit, Jacksonville.
W.M. ItlCH, "Curios." Jacksonville.
JOSFPH DllTIN'A. l'nncv Groceries. Jack.
sonvillc.
CIIAS. ricivIiKINC, Flcctrlclan, Jackson
ville. M. I,. HAliTKllKJlv Livery, Jacksonville.
Dr. C. J. KF.NWOIITHY, Jacksonville.
WM. JCAIILC ltools and Slioes. .lacksnn.
ville.
A. K. IJ.ON, Liquors, Jacksonville.
Dr. NI:ai. MnciII.I.l., Jacksonville.
WM. II. KINfiSllL'ltY. Nurserv. .l.lrksnn.
VillO.
.1 ACOH S. I'AltKKH. Jacksonville.
U'oi'Ol.li Kilitciinm-r. tn-v nmi
Jacksn 11 ville.
And hundreds of others.
You can send jnonev to ushv t'nsl omen
Money order. Registered letter, Kxprcss or
Paul; drsft. Samnle conv of nauer scnl nnon
re.-elpt of 10 cents, In slumps. What Mi-r-c
hint, Mechanic, Professional and laboring
111 111 xv Hilil not be acting witely bv getting iv
iui.. 1 nun-is jinn aiiiiuers seeuro unit lor
votrselves or 0110 of vour elilldrcn. 11. m-iv
;inive a gnou m-:st j.titi aim cosis you nnth-
ng. itceus arc exccuieu to laillos as well as
men In wilting give full nanui of person vou
wish deed mado to. Do not let this golden
opportunity pass hut or'!
TltK Il.LUSTHATr.I) S
rieratonec. Address,
i-lll i-iir.ii-v it iiiii.n.
Jacksonville, I'lofhia.
April 10 tin.
Central Carnage Works
2
Hank St
Lclilgliton, Ta..
Aro prcrarod to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring "Wagon, &c,
Of every deJcrlptlon, In the moat mbttsntlM
uiunnvr, and at Lowest Cadi I'rlcos
Jiepalilns l'roiniillj Attended to.
TliEXLKH & KREIDLKH,
M. KS2 yl Proprietors.
April
S Sn '3 2
ill itfMsu&ftfc)
1 AnV etiei,nd Inti tlUrent.
1LI llllll 1 l.i renrxsei.t In I .., ..;
iiK-.tiiiy nn om nnn nriei.ine leiiilled.
Ivi-Liniient nosit'nu and ir-v mt .lan- i,Ai
- u 1 a I . I . r , ,
?IH I Mill iVsUSla
m Mr fitii turn, s 1 juiumj
Olatifia & Bro., Tho Ta lors. '
To (he Public :
Good Ci.otiiixg yon
look nt with satisfaction,
always fed a certi.in amount
of pride when weaving them.
To know that it fits, is stjlish
and will wear well is another
great satisfaction. We arc
determined to have nothing
hut superior quality of goods
in our cstahlislinicnt no low
qualities that we cannot re
commend to the buyer. We
are still making those famous
$10. Ami-Wool, Suits which
proved so satisfactory to all
who purchased of them when
wc iirst commenced their
make. Wo make the ,
j . ,1 .
sun now, ai mo same price
and the material ice use is as
good ffs ever. We also carry
in stock a finer GUAiirc of
Cloths nnrfCassimers which
we have a great demand lor
they range in price fiom $10
to 41). You will miss it il
you fail to fee our brand-new
stock of Corkscrews, Worsteds
and Cassimcrs. They arc
bound to prove satisfactory
good fits, latest styles and low
est prices you will find pre-
nominate Here.
i
We also carry
in stock
Gent's Furnishinjr
Goods
all tho latest stvlcs.
we are
continually adding new novel
ties to tins department
In Ladies, Gents and Child-
rensshors, we have everything
tlint is likely to be in demand
lie invite you to call, feel
ing sure ice can please you,
no mailer ichat you want.
Yen Respectfully,
Clauss & Bro.,
Hank Street, Lehighton, Pa
EXECU fORS' SALE
OK VALLAIILU
REAL ESTATE!
The imderRlgncd executors or the T.a
late of ANiiiii-.w lln.vviiit, Kit., laloof the
IloroilLdl of We ssnnrt f'urlu.M ...,... t...
dee'd., will sell at lMhlle Sale, at llie ''l cirt
Allen House," in .said horough, on
Saturday, .May 15' h, 188G.
coniincncinx at 1 o'clock I. M., the following
viiliialilorealcstnte. tow-lti 1. All that cer
tain lol or ground niljolning I,. Ii. Wills and
deorgc l-.mery, on While Mrcct, 111 Mild hor
ough. The impKiveinenls thereon area
Ti70-S!ory Brick Durellmg llras",
2txM reel.wllhz-stor.v finmn kitchen attache ri
1BM8 leet, and a 1-stoiy fiame kllehen 12x1c
feet, a largo slahlc, shed and other neces
sary ontliiiildlnt's.
2. One Half Lot, adjolnlngjlrs. M. Mover,
on White street, In said horough. The im
provements are a Two-Story Frame Dwell
tnullouseli'ixisrcet williKiichciiund l'urch
nilnchcd.
3. One Halt Lot, adjoining lho ntiove. up
on which is creeled n 'lvvo htorv DwellinV
House 21x211 leet, 2-story Frame' Kllehen ni
ne hed tiMsfect, 1-Slory sumiiier Kitchen
15M0 leet, and oulhulldlugs.
.,4' !!'1,f ,,ot 011 (lie South-east side of
the Piihllc isipuire, adjoining lho Old Welts
t'orncrsioru and known as the "Welsspuri
llaKery," ill said liorouih, upon which Is
erected a 2-storv I'l-nnn, tiui.uiitir iii,L.,
aivjs feet, wlih aihlltlons 10x20 and loxin ft..
unci a l-story tiAlvIi-IluUHl-: with OVi:.
,.R- A!"".!f 1'ive Aol"es of Land, situate In
I-ranklln Township, adjoining lands ot Lewis
Horn, .1. 1!, iseldleandoihcrlaudsiir Auiliew
(iravcr. dee d.. ilium ulilcli u ....,.t.,.i ., ..i..
slaiillal Two-Story Frame Dwelling Houso
wlih llasement,2i:i2 leet, and ouilmlldlngs
and known as ''Andrew Graver's 01.1 Home
slead." I!. One T,Ot Of Ornnnit. sltnutn In irp.,iiL.lli.
Township, adjoining lauds of Hoffman and
i louij-.iiiion which is erected a 2-Story Double
I' mine House 2S34 feet, with noreli innl
necessary oiithulldlngs.
tW-Tonil, mill ennHltlnn tvlll Un mirtr.
known at llmsand pl.tcoof sale, hy
AAimtw f; IJAMKI.dltAVKIt,
Executors of Andrew tiraver, Sr., dee'd.
Apiil ic, ttto-is,
New SPUING Stock
-OF-
Stylish Foreign anil Domestic
AT-
H. H. PETERS',
Exchange Hotel Huilding,
Bank St., Lehighton,
It is with pleasure Unit I announce to
my cuMuiners anil thepuldic genera
Hint my purchases of new Snrin? a
Summer stock, consisting of a very choice
utenrunent ot ttylisli and desirable pat
terns of
Cassimers and
Suiting's,
are now in anil ready for inspection.
Tlio prices will lie found remarkably
low, and the cpiulity far exceeding any
lino of goods ever brought to this town.
Ail inspection solicited. Satisfaction
guaranteed in price, nualitv and work
manship. I have in stock a nice lino of
Boy'3 Ready Hade Suits, from $2 25 Up
1 have also a full lino of those
Famous $10 Suitings,
; which I make up in the Latest Stvleand
Miiht Durable Manner. You arc Invited
to call. And also full lino of
Gent's Furnishing Goods
it equally low prices. Piospectfully,
II. TI. PETERS, The Tailor,
Apr.3 3m Lehighton, Va.
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Wednesday & Thursday,
April 14th and 15th, 1886.
You arc respectfully invited to attend and examine our
Trimmed & Untrimmed Hats & Bonnets,
AND ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
Belonging to tho Millinory Doprtment.
MRS. M. A. G. GTJLDIK
duo Hamilton street, Allentown, Pa.
WE HAVE OPENED OUR
ICE CREAM PARLOR!
And respectfully ask you to call. Wc curned a reputation, last soason, of selling the richest
ice cream, and w e propose keeping Unit repulntlon this season hy doing the mno tlilni
"The Ucst Ice Cream In Town," Is our motto. We make a specialty of
SELLING FIRST-CLASS VIENNA BREAD!
solSfolineealniis a CeVt'einay?' VKff & m
Ratcliff & Chubb,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
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PARASOLS.
A very Large. Line.
I Comprising the Very
SILK MITTS !
Ulack and all Colors I
H. GUTII
631 Hamilton, Street, Allentown.
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BANK STREET. Leiiiffhton, Pa..
MU.LUHs and Dealers lo
Flour and Eeed.
UlKindiof QKAIN COUOHTninl bOLO
UKCJUI.An MARKET HATES
Wo ronId.rtlso, icsprctiully tnlorm ourcli
eat tliat wnro pow fully itrepireU to bU
IiV tlicm wttli-
The Best of Coal
rrom pny llln donlied fit VKR
l,or KST I'RICRS.
K. IIKILM AN & UO.
E. F. LIIOKENIIACH,
I)hAI.EIt IN
Wall Papers,
Borders & Decorations,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods.
Window Shades & Fixtures,
lateet Styles, made und put up. If deelrea.
Paints, Oil, Varnish, Pnttv,
Brushes & general Painters'
Supplies.
No. 61 Broadway, Manet1 drank Pa-
Tie low the rirondway House.
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for
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Jyll cor. Southern Pinei, N. 0.
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