ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE
TO ALL!
Holiday Goods!
Though our stock has been broken
during tho holiday bustlo wo hnvo still
an ordinary lino to select from, and as
It is customary to glvo a present after
rocolvlng one, wo would kindly direct
your attention to our storo and onr
stock. Tho prices on tho balanoo of
tho stock have been romarkably cut.
Some New Things
in Tablo Linen, Napkins and Towols, at
Tory low prices. Tablo Linens, plain
and bordered, in endless varloty.
Flaiu, riaids, Stripes and Bordered
Crashes, from 1 cents a yard up to 14
cents a yard.
Embroidery Crashes in nil widths,
lie., lCc., 18c., and 20c.
Stiilr Crashes In dllforent qualities.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Pint Htreet, between South and Plum Btrects,
iuiiiuum, n.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY DECEMBER 20, 1801.
Our Public Schools,
The following aro tho names of pupils
who attendod school ovcry day this
month.
nigh School, J. II. Werner, teacher.
Llzzto Schocli, Annabel Brokate, Emma
Fortwangler, Matllo H'alp, Mirtha Long,
Wflmer Held, Harrison Gcggus, Albert
Fcnstrrniachcr, Wm. Brenner.
Or&mmar School, S. Z. Shope, teacher.
Wllmor Frltzlngcr, Kobcrt Hontz, George
Long, Ralph Raudcnlmsh, Hairy Stacker,
Wllrner VanLlew, Charles Walp, Frank
Wlcand, Jno. Xander, Harry Nusbauui.
Girls' Adv. Secondary, Battle. L. Koons,
teacher. Nora Williamson, Elsie Steiger
walt, Llzzlo Reber, Ella Keck, Beulah
RolcharJ, .Vary H'alp, Lovada Wllllaru
ton. Boys' Adv. Secondary, Aggie It, Ilauk,
teacher. Scott Roth, Willie Klpp. Il'llllc
Krock, Harry Spanglcr, Gcorgo Newhart,
George ltuch. Ilarry Wicand, Harry Mooie,
Edward Smith, Willie Yorliccs, Bert Horn,
Frank Trainer.
Girls' Secondary, AllcoMontz, teacher.
Clora DeFrehn, Sadlo Hontz, Ella Wcrt
Mamlo Walcrbor, Mamie Weldaw.
LOCAL CATSUP.
llrUlit Clems of Loral Mows Reasoned
Throughout hjr Our Iteportor's Ve.etlll
Quilt,
Buy Christmas presents nt Bock's
jowelry storo.
Full lino of Ingrain and Hruxsol
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
A good buggy hnrnoss, my own
mako, at cloven dollars and upwards.
A good assortment of horso blankets,
fur and plush robes, whips, ic, for
salo by M. Floiit, Wolssport. tf.
For a ride during tho holidays heir
your team at Ebbort's Uvcry on North
street.
Jako Klstlor will holr you a good
toam for a small amount of cash, Uv
cry on North street.
15 per cent discount on all organs
at Phillips', Whlto street, Welssport,
during tho holidays.
During tho post week our young
friend Eddlo Campbell, with Frantss
Roedercr, the barber, has been tusscl
ing with his old enemy lthoumatlsm.
Ho is bettor.
On February C, 1802, C. A. Goth, of
Welssport, will open a wall paper nnd
paint storo in ono o f tho Bower storo
rooms on First strcot. Charley wll
very likely do some buslnoss,
There is moro satisfaction in buy-
IN A FEW WORDS.
A Llvel? Writer Tolls the Story of Tho
Ilnnpenlnirs'or Week In nhd About
OM Carbon.
The Hungarian Catholic and tho
English Congregational clmrchcs wcro
dedicated with appropriato exercises at
Lansford on last Sunday.
Lansford Is to havo a Greek Cnt ho
llo church.
On Good Friday comlngan eistedd
fod will bo hold in tho Opera House at
Lansford. Tho commlttoos on arrange
ments are now at work.
Contractor Hall, of Lansford, has
tho contract to build a $2000 Welch
Baptist church at Slatington.
Beaver Meadow has a ghost.
A raiiroad train run Into Nathan
G corge's tcamntLehlghGaplast Satur
day. Nobody was hurt but tho wagon
was badly spllntorcd. Georgo lives
near the scene of the accident.
Mrs. Robert Moyor died of old ago
at Wcatherly Monday.
Mrs. Catharlno Garvin, of Auden
rlod, aged G3 yoars, is dead from an
attack of tho Rrlp. Sho was buried nt
Beaver Meadow on Tuesday.
Tho Audenriod Gloo Club will give
an cutcrtainmont some time soon.
Emory Getz, of Albrightsville, was
at Philadelphia this weok, where ho
ing a piano at Phillips', Whlto street, was disposing of Christmas trees by
Welssport, than from any other dealer tIie hundreds.
in this section. . 1 " ... . ' V7 . L
TV, f.t4i,n- fMiifno i,.i lino l'oresr, ii ino no lurm ui court
Obort's aro building an addition to their B"1,9 hlm tho necessary license,
office room. Mrs- Robort A- ,IIen7; torm f
-Remember Phillips', Whlto street, lUB "ttP "?l xi !2, .
I. II,. nnl. n,.n Ih.lmtHM 0tT lOr UUIWUVUlll, asuvuiuuipiuu
a largo stock of pianos and organs to county, where she will conduct a pri-
solect from in Carbon nnd Lehigh vuiu"", ",K , ,
With tho beginning of tho new
year Lewis J. Christman, of Trachs-
ville, will resume proprietorship of tho
-Ladles get n box of cigars for your hy hIm.
After tho January license court
Joseph Schaotzlo will bo tho jolly
landlord of tho Trachsville hotel, vico
Lewis J. Christman.
Roberts Safety Lantern, for which ho churcU nt A1UrgUtsvllle ls nbout oom.
pleted.
In Albrightsvlllo wholo families
nro down with tho grip nnd many nro
seriously ill.
John Eckhart, of Upper Towamon-
sing, has bought tho Robert A. Henry
counties.
For salo A pool tablo and bar fix
turos. Apply to Jos. Wobb.
hubby. At Deifenderfcr's from 40 cts.
and up.
Tho grippo is hero.
John E. Scholl, of town, in loss
than thrco wooks sold 111 of tho
is tho agent. This shows somo first
class hustling on his part.
Tho friends of Miss Martha, tho os
tcmablo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.
II. Long, ot north First street, tendered
her a pleasant nnd ngrconblo surprise
last Friday evening, tho occasion of hotcl ot LltUo Qap nnd wintakopos-
"'""" session with tho beginning of 1802.
ing was spent In tho usual happy mnn-ncr.
-Phillips, White streot, Welssport,
has a reputation of selling good pianos.
Phillips has a largo experience in tho
piano business.
Don't forgot to got a box of good
cigars for tho holidays, only 10 cent
per box. At Deifenderfor's.
This ofllco will issue u neat cnlcn.
Jolly William Moycr, who runs a
hotel in East Penn, entertained John
Weiler and party from Allentown last
Friday in flno style. Forgos 'os net,
James Boncer, of tho Bowmans-
town hotel, has purchasod tho Strouds
burg boor bottling establishment lo
cated in tho latter place, and will soon
tako possession. Soveral parties aro
now negotiating tor tho hostlery at
dar for a carrier boy's annual address Bowman9town among tho number bo-
forgot to remember tho "boys" who
lcavo them their papor every week
ing John Hauk, Jr., of Lehighton,
Frank Wisler, for mauy years at
Firo Lino, will tako possession of a big
Boj.' Secondary, Anna U. Weber, throughout tho year, whether in sun- hotel t Lehigh Tannery during tho
teacher. IfarrjBeck,Chas Longkanimrrer
Milton Walp, James Xander, Clare
Shecklcr.
Girls' Adv. Trimary, Lllllo M. Itclchard,
teacher. Carrlo Mclttlcr, Katie William.
son, Bessie Blank, Lllllo Walp, Annie
Kretdlcr, Carrlo llollcnuacb, Mamie Sny
der, Helen Hough, nelen Peters, Towanda
Williamson, Carrie Wert, Sadlo Newhart,
Gertie Fuehro, Laura Sandlierr, Bnclali
Trainer,
Boys' Adv. Primary, Emma Sptcsc
iuuu, sum ur snow. IW. wiwdr In thn now ronr. Thn Flrn
-Goorgo Chisucll, of Schuylkill T ,,,,,,, ,n n ,,,,.,, ,,,,0 f
..,w 11 1 1 if 1 1 ......x.
mml nuu-nuunu uy our sporuiig jacoi, gcherer.
peopio, is in jnu ior assault anu uaitery
011 his Wife. The Ladle.' Sewlnc Oullil
Just rocelvod a lot of smokers sup Quo dav recently between fortv and
pllos. At Uelfcnderfer's. flfty ladies of this town mot at tho
i.xamino my lino of plpos, cigar homo of Mrs. W. G. M. Selnlonndor
holders, smoker sets, Ac. - All nt re- ganlzod what is to bo known as tho
aucod prlcos. At Doifcuilerier's. "Ladlos' Sowing Guild, of Lohighton."
Everybody invitod at Phillips', with tho laudablo purpose of contrl
machcr, teacher. Clara Rclchard, Flora
Schoch, Carrlo Walp, Dora Iiclcbird
Mand Rclir, Maine BeckcuJorf,
Boys' First Trimary, Ella) O. Slbbct,
teacher. Oscar Ashner, Martin Klpp,
Frank Lauer, Robert Shecklcr, Roy Henry,
Howard Bartlett, Harry Scifcrt, Allen
Smith, Archie Tralaci, Robert Kemerer,
Willie Peters, Ctias. Moyer, Stanly Gilliam
Boys' Second Primary, Laura H'eldaw,
teacher. John Beck, Harry Anthony,
Clark Evans, August Komatusky, Charles
I'EOt'Li: ON TUB OO.
Flash lMcturf i of Familiar Faces Coining
and Going
William P. J. Werloy and wlfo aro
visiting in Lowhill, Lehigh couity.
Al. Campbell, tho Jeweler, was on
a business trip to Slatington Tuosdny.
-J. W. Raudenbusu and Joseph
Schaotzlo woro at Allentown Friday on
business.
Mrs. A. L. Campboll, of First
street, spent Monday with Allentown
friends.
-Miss Llzzlo Schocli is visiting re
latives and friends in Now York and
Jersey City,
Hnrry Dentlngcr, of Pottsvlllo, Is
in town sooing old friends. Ilarry
looks good.
Mrs. Howard Dclfondorfcr and
Mrs. O. I. Schock spent Friday with
Allentown friends.
Landlord Frank Scmmol, of
Woalherly, was In town for a few
hours on Monday.
Jlrs. Al. Neff nnd Miss Annlo
Rnudenbush spent last Saturday at
Slatington with friends.
Mrs George W. Morthlmor accom
panied by Miss Jennie Morthlmor, aro
visiting relatives in Tromont, Pa.
Will Kroldlor, of tho Germantown
Independent, was in town over Sunday.
Ho now holds cases on tho Gazette,
Mauch Chunk.
A well-known and much liked
gentleman In town Saturday was Prof-
F. J. Stottler, of Pittston, formerly
principal of our public schools.
A Jewelry Store Itobbett.
At about two o'clock Saturday morn
ing burglars broko tho show window
of Stinson Hagaman's First street
jowolry storo. Thoy made too much
nolso, however, and were frightened
off, but not before thoy had secured a
few old watch cases worth about 11.00.
In their hurried departure tho burg
lars forgot to take their tools along,
which Included a largo hatchet, monk
ey wronch and a pair of long pincers
belonging to the Vnlloy Railroad Com
pany. Mr. Hagaman thinks tho ex
perience an unpleasant ono for his
2nd birthday anniversary.
Christmas Newt.
Christmas will bo observed lu tho
Methodist Episcopal church, Rov. G.
W. Dungan, pastor, on Friday ovenlng.
The members of tho Evangollcal
Sunday school will hold their regular
Christmas festival in tho church, Rev.
A. M. Sampssl, pastor, on Friday ovon-ing.
The Zlon's Reformod Sunday
school, hold very interesting Christ
mas exercises in tho church Thursday
evening.
Tho usual Interesting Christmas
services wero held in tho Lutheran
church Thursday evening.
The Wreck nt ltocktlale.
Sixteen coal cars, flvo gondolas and
ono caboose woro wrecked at Rockdalo
Friday morning early, by engine No.
30, crashing Into tho rear end ot train
drawn byjonglne 114. Until tho week
was cleared Valley passenger trains
wero run on tho Central railroad. No
ono was Injured.
FATAL WRECK.
Whtto street, Wolssport, to seo his buting articlos of woaring npparol to
teacher, Lewis Case, Clark Hortz, Eugene stock. A stock of 30 instruments to so- the needy and worthy poor. Each
reters, Charles Ruil, Robert Gombert, lcct from at Pliillips. lady member obligates horsolf to fur-
Arthur Kemerer, uarry Jteiciiani, KoDerl There is moro muslo in din Kminrn nlsh not loss than two nrtlclos of wear'
Swartz, Freddie Riegcl, Eddlo Harleman, nc. Holier Ormm tlmn nnr nthr-r Inff nnnurol nvnrv venr for this nur.
jujucn naicnu, juaur.ee jvimi", vnvm organ mad0l ,ve challougo comparison, poso. Tho first family to roceivo tho
J3UUHZ.. e f hosn lin.mtlna nt PI. 11,.' IVMto nttnntlnn of thn HauHtiw finll.l woo tho
uins oeconarnmary, Irene u. r cusier- str00t . Wcissnort. nrBislini-h fnmllv. of Mahnnlmr. thn
During 1801 Frauk Wclnland, of father, It will bo romemborod, was very
Second streot, who is n first-class seriously lnjurod in tho Heilman ico
knight of tho brush, painted thirty-five house accident a fow wooks ago. Thoro
dwelling houses In this town and aro eleven in tho family and thoy aro
neighborhood. That's not so bad. In noody clrcumstancos.
It is tho opinion that many acts of The officers of tho Sewing Guild aro
theiving committed In tills town and as follow: Prosldont, Miss Emma
blamed on tramps nro tho operations Klstlor; vico President, Miss Hattio
of somo scalawags In tho noighboihood
It miout bo so I
Call ut Deifenderfcr's cigar storo
One Man Killed and Others Injured on the
Valley lload.
Lehigh Volley passenger train No. 8
run into a land slido Sunday night
near Rockport. Tho forca of tho col
lision threw tho engine on its side
Instantly killing Michael Lavolle, a
Central engineer, who was in tho cab,
Honry Koch, tho onglneor of tho pas.
songor train was only slightly lnjurod,
but Frank Weaver, the fireman was
badly hurt. Tho dead engineer lives
at Easton.
Bailey, Harry Evcrltt, Earl Shcckler, for smokers supplies.
Milton Frllzlnger, Warren Ettlnfer, Chas,
Anthony, Harry Ilonlz.
Girls' First Primary, Mary E. Catell,
teacher. Eya Hauk, Sadie Ralcllu, Cora
Bailey, Eva I'ntzlnger, Carrlo Kemerer,
Millie Sella.
-Pianos on easy monthly payments
nt Phillips', i ou can savo ngcntsjpro-
fits nt J. A. rhilllns'. Whito btreet.
elssport.
Koons; secretary, Miss Anzio Montz;
treasurer, Mrs. Daniel Farron; Direc
tors, Mrs. Ed. Kibbler, Mrs. John
Obcrt, Mrs. Robert Sweeny and Mrs.
Thomas Fink.
ChrUtnins l'rophetles
Christmas has always been a pro,
phetio time. If it falls on Friday tho
Tho man who is always tolling the following year is looked forward to as
nowsnanertnnltp.il into flltq. Hint nnil nnn nf frrnrit Kiirnrlcno An nnMnnt
Visitor. Ex. Co., Snpt., R. F. Hoflord, tuo otl,or thlll ,..i claln It lnnks mannsi-rlnl In thn Tlrltlsh mnsnnm hna
ucrvo bocauso It doos not rip people tho following to say ot Thursday which
up tho back, is tho snmo ono who will has a bearing on tho ovonts of 1801. It
jump on tho papor withn libel suit if must bo concodod that In somo re-
It should over bocomo necessary to spocts it hits the right nail on tho
show him up. head:
Geo. Kemerer, director; Mrs. F. J. Stettlcr,
Mrs. II. J. Mitchell, C. O. Shclrcr. Miss
Geegus, Miss Flossie Reed, Miss Annie
Williams. Prof. J. H. li'cener, Dr. G.
Willis, Miss Ella Ebbert, Miss Etta Drlssell,
H'ni. Hoflord, Mrs. 1 latin, .Vrs. 0. J.
FIcchKrapcs.
William Yenser handles tho paint
brush for Frank Wcinland on the
Morthlmor rosidenco on Alum street.
Ileum of au Aged and Esteemed Citizen
On Thursday last John Seaboldt, "Billy" knows ono or two points about
sr., uica at his home on South strcot painting.
from general collapso, consequent to Remember when you call nt Phillips'.
old ago. Interment was inado Monday Whito street, Welssport, don't como
near Blrdsboro, Pa., in St. Michael's under tho Impression that wo keep a
r.plscopal cemetery, by tho sldo of his novelty store, our buslnoss Is pianos
If Christmas day on Thursday be,
A ulndy winter le shall see;
Windy weather m each week
And hard tempests, strong and thick.
'1 he bummer shall be good and dry;
Corn and beasts shall imililulvi
That lear Is cood lor land to till,
Kings and princes shall die by skill.
It a child born that dav shall lie.
It shall hatiiien rliiht well (or he;
wife who procoodod him houeo somo
years ago.
John Seaboldt, Sr., was born In
Chester county, this state, In tho
month of Autmst nf thn rpar IRfin. Ilia
bovhond wns nnlnn Ma fM,,sJ corn in this burg, for In less than ono
farm, and his education was that: of mouth Uol Sweeny, of tho Corner
.. . . onA iwi ..-li
the common schools. Ho lcarnod tho olu"' oulu "' i'"!'"""" wu.
tailoring trado nnd was in business Miss Anulo Weber, who has given
for hlinsolf in Philadelphia from 80 much satisfaction as toacher of tho
1855 to 1858 when ho retired nnd for boy's advanced primary school, has had
ton or moro years passod his tlmo with a call from Slatington nt n salary ot
relatives. During tho early part of tho ?10 per month. Sho gets S30 hero, but
decado of 1870 ho took up his rosldence our school board won't let her go if they
hore, living with ids daughter. Mrs. on" help it. They appreciato her ex.
Matilda Hunter. His wife was The- cellcnt work and will very likely raise
doeslm Shoreu, an English lady, and "r salary.
tit deeds, he shall he good and sUble.
Wise of speech and reasonable.
Whoso that day goes thieving about.
He shall he punished, without doubt,
Anil if KtpkiiN Ihflt (l.lv ItftMe.
organs and general musical mdse. it shall quickly Irom you glide."
If you don't pay your taxes until Last winter was a windy ono. Tho
after January 0, 1S02, live per cent will crops havo boen woudorful. Kings
bo added. Now is tho tlmo to liquidate and Princes too havo dlod by skill.
Somebody, or somebodies, rat pop- Th0 mlnor prophosios can only bo
summed up by those dlroctly intor
ested.
Said About Ctirlitmas.
A warm Christmas, a cold Easter.
A light Christmas, a heavy sheaf.
A Green Christmas, a whlto Easter.
A green Christmas makes a fat
graveyard.
A wind on Christmas day, trees will
bring much fruit.
It Christmas finds a bridge, he'll
break It; if ho finds nono he'll mako
A Itecord Unrivalled.
Within tho past 7 months thero has
been over 00 .Holler Organs placod In
churchos and Sunday schools. For re
ference apply to J. A. Phillips, solo
dealer, Whlto street, Welssoort.
Lookout for this Counterfeit
A now and dangerous five-dollar
counterfeit has recently beon put Into
circulation In tho eastern part of the
State, and many business men havo
been victimized. Tho ongraving is
good, but the paper and printing aro
very ordinary. Tho note is counter
feit of tho series A, 1888. The portrait,
vignette and other work on tho note is
very much Inferior to tho gonuino.
In tho title "United State" tho "I" is
not dotted, though heavy shading ot
tho dot ls thore.
NEWSY WSISBPOriT.
OUK DALE IlEai&TElt.
HTIn Lower Towamenslng, on tho
2nd of Jan., Wm. Volber will seU
horses, cows, Ac.
tSTAt Trachsville, Jan. 1, John
Christman will sell valuable personal
property.
The Doings of a Lively Town llrtetly Chroni
cled In Short Snip-Snap Order by the
Btrolter" and Chum.
Henry Druinboro, John Rehrlg nnd
others were on a hunting expedition
Monday. Did they get much T Sawg
nix.
Lovln Hahn, ono of tho unfortu
nate men lnjurod in the fatal ico house
accident at Lohighton somo weeks ago,
was taken to St. Luko's Hospital,
South Bothlohem, Tuesday afternoon
for treatment for a broken mist sus
tained nt that tlmo. It is feared that
Mr. Hahn may loose his loft hand. Of
thoothor men injured Nathan Heil
man, of Lehighton, will alnnys boa
crlpplo, his left leg being stiff; Drels
bach, of Mahoning, lost n leg and
Schultz, of Lehighton, is nlso badly
done up.
Until all contracts aro cotnpletod
of tho Arm of Arnor & Sloycr, build
ers, Quint, son of tho lato Thomas
Arncr, will bo of tho Arm.
Francis Soip, of Danlelsvllle, tho
new operator at tho Central station,
has taken up a residence on Union
Hill, occupying tho R. J. Hongen
property.
A very pleasant surpriso came olf
nt tho resideuco of R. J. Hongen, on
Union Hill, ono night recently, in
honor of Mrs. Sarah Walck, grand
mother of Mr. Hongen. Tho occasion
being tho old lady's 82nd birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Walck ls still quite
halo and hearty considering her age.
Sho was born in Northampton county
but took n rosidenco hero when about
twelve yoars of age. Mrs. Walck is the
mother of eleven children. When a
young girl, it is related of her that sho
shot a deer and othorwlso exhibited
much courage, and only recently sho
walked a dlstanco of seven miles and
experienced very littlo fatigue. The
good old lady rccoived many presents
on tho happy occasion.
R. J. Hongen has moved into his
new and cosy homo on Union Hill.
Benjamin Klotz, of Union Hill, is
showing his friends a genulno cowboy
horse bit, sent him by a Henry Flick,
ot McPherson, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Drelsbach mourn
the death of their bright and interest
ing daughter, Buolla, aged ten years,
who died Sunday after a few days ill
ness with croup. Interment took place
on Wednesday morning.
Alter a fow days illness Herman,
tho seventeen year old sou, of Lewis
Dreisbach, dlod Thursday of mem
braneous croup. The funeral took
place on Monday.
A. D. Hawk is painting nnd paper
ing tho interior of John Heller's
pleasant homo.
Tho attendanco at Ebenozcr Evan
gelical Sunday school last Sunday was
203. Collection 153.00. Tho member-
ship is rapidly increasing.
'Squire John S. Miller, is sulferiug
with tho grip, but he Is only ono of a
hundred or moro in this neighborhood,
where this disease prevails to a greater
extent than it did last year when tho
baccllls first mado their appearance.
James Arner and wife, of Still
water, N. J., aro visiting in tho neighborhood.
Tho water has boen drawn olf tho
canal.
Tho grip, membraneous croup and
somo cases of scarlet rash and fever
prevails hero.
Lottlo, a two year and six months
old daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas
Sloyor, of Union Hill, died on Monday,
after an Illness of somo days with
pneumonia. Interment took placo on
Wednesday, Rev. Wuchtor officiating
at tho last sad rites.
W. J. Solt spent last Sunday very
pleasantly with Millport friends.
Interesting Christmas services, will
bo held in Ebenezer Evangollcal church
on Friday evening.
Our publio schools nro closed until
after the holidays, and Prof. Mlnnich
and Miss Dechant havo both gono to
tholr respective homes to spend a well
earned vocation.
In Meiuoilam.
Whkkkas. It lias nleased the Kiinreme Knler
ofthe unherse to call from our midst our lie
loved brother . '1 hoiuas r. Arner, ot i'mnkllu
lxuge ii. or u., fio.LTOT, wno has always lieen
an earnest suppoiter otour order, a respected
cttizeu ot this community and a kind and lot Ing
husuand and father, therefore he it
IIksolved, That while we how In humble
suhmlsslou to the Divine will of Hlm, who does
ullthtngswell, welully appreciate and deeply
extend our sincere and heartfelt s)iiipat.iy to
ins uuit-ntcu iniiuir, iiareuis auu reiaiives.
ltKSOLVKD. That these resolutions he unread
on the records of this lodge, that our charter
oe urapsu in mourning ior inirty ua) s, and mat
a copy bit presented to the wife and son and
mat uiey De printea in me UAltuox advocate.
juun o. oiii.i.iii, J
w. II. Wiutf.iifid, Committee.
llAHUlSUtr II, MUSSKLMAN, )
PROM MAUCH CHUNK.
The County Onpttal Spiritedly Epitomised
by a Special Correspondent. Versonal
and Otherwise.
Twelve years ago 1'iittlck Shields
loft for Colorado. Tho other day his
relatives received word that ho was
dead.
Christmas night manager Faga will
present that sldo splitting comedy
drama, "Crandall Corners" to our opera
going people. You can't well afford to
miss this attraction. Its Immense
P. F. Mulhoarn it dead. Thursday
ho was stricken with apoplexy and on
Sunday night death resulted. Ho was
born in Pottsvllle on October 20, 1811,
but for many years resided hero, In-
torment was made on Wednesday.
Hettle Bernard Choso, supported
by a brilliant company, rendered the
beautiful mclo-dramatlo comedy,
'Uncle's Darling" to n crowded houso
Monday ovening. This attraction llko
all others proscnted to tho publio by
Manager Faga, was par excellence.
Tho fourth account of tho estate of
Asa Tnckcr was Mod before Register
Gratz, in Philadelphia, last Friday.
The executors chargo themselves with
$3,510,101.07. Disbursement of S9.232,.
510.17 wcro mado. Thoso disburse
ments include one of $32,000 to -Muhlenberg
Collego nnd one of $38,815 to tho
Divinity School of tho P. E. Church in
Philadelphia. At the tlmo tho account
was filed tho items ot inventory amount
ed to 80,110,018.83.
Conrad Kochor, of Dolano, for
many years a resident In this county,
wns burled lu tho cemetery hero on
Monday. Deceased was aged 71 years,
and for many yoars was a Lehigh Val
ley brldgo inspector.
'Squlro Krosgo, of Franklin, was a
visitor In town on Wednesday.
The next term of court won't like
ly bo a very lively one up to dato
District Attorney Fisher has but nino
cases, and ot this number tho probabil
ities nro that somo will bo ignored by
the grand jury.
On tho first Monday in January
tho uowly-olected Prothonotary, sherilf
and other county ofllcors will enter on
tholr respective dnties.
It is tho talk around the Court
Houso that Sherilf Hiram Levan may
make his homo in this city after retir
ing from office in Januray. Tho
sherilf is a good citlzon and we would
bo pleasod to havo him "wid us."
The question of who will be County
Commissioner's Clerk for 1892 is agi
tating tho crainums of some people in
tho county. Several names havo been
mentioned.
Attention, Firemen
A snocial meeting of Lehigh Firo
Co., of town, will bo held at the office
of John Soabold, on Monday evonlng,
Dec. 28th Inst., at 8 o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested. By order ot
THE i'ltESIDENT.
they had ulno children, flvo of whom Tko Bluo Rldgo Fowder Company, ono;
survive, John nnd William Seaboldt, of Bowmanstown will organizo nnd
and Mrs. Hunter, of town; Mrs. Wobb commonco business noxt week. The
and Mrs. Waddlos. of Philadelphia. persons interested nro from Allen-
For somo years decoasod was blind town nnd Lohighton.
and as a consoquenco was but little Wo nro ploased to announce the
spnn on nnr ctrntai,ia naiin! rtniit. marriaco of our ponular touul? towns-
exercise bolug a walk up and down a man, John Graver, to Miss Cora Welir, t0 oa Christmas day, thore will bo an
Hag stono pathway in tho yard of bis of Slatington, by Rov. Spelkor, of Allen- crop tuoiouowing year.
nomo wnere mo stones show the rosult ', .un. u raver ia u nisier iu aajwis Kvcrythlng possible should bo
ot his frequent daily porigrlnationshVehr, of town. Wo olfor warm con- dono to provent tho spread of that
being much worn. Ho was a christian gmtulatlons and host wishes for future Ureuded of all diseases, soarlos fover,
If ico will boar a man before Christ
mas, it will not bear a man afterward.
Tho shepherd would rntlior see his
wife enter tho stable ou Christmas day
than the sun.
If tho sun shines through the applo
ltesolutlons of Condolence.
The foBowlng resolutions ot condol
ence wero adopted, relative to tho
death of Oscar Heilman, to wit:
WugnEAB, Our esteemed frleud and eltow
member of the Trlolty Itv. LuUicran Sunday
Hchool, In obedience to the summous of an
All-Wise l'rovldence, departed this life, and was
Estheredtotlie rest ot the faithful ones In the
ternal World. Therefore, be It
IIesolved, That In his death we deeply feel
the loss of an Intimate and pious friend who
gratuousty devoted much of his time and
talent. In the cause of christian education dur
ing the few jears of his life, to the welfare ol the
ISunday School.
ltasoLVED, That as members ol the Sunday
School we mourn his early departure out of our
midst and willingly bear testimony In the confi
dent hope that his spirit Is with those who fought
the good light ot faith.
ItKsoLVHU, that we deeply sympathize with
his parents and surviving relatives In the loss
they have sustained.
ICesolved. lhat these resolutlonsbe nubllsh.
ed In the Cauhom Advocate and that a copy
vi mo B.uue no unuueu w ills uiiiivicu pkiruis.
I. J. llAL'IMAK, )
L, II. notusteiv, .1 Committee.
1'. r. Ueiv i
mail with uoblo characterUtlos aud his
rlpoold ago attests tho manner, ot his
life which wns always thatofunhon
est, conscientious christian character.
I now prevailing to somo oxtent in this
city. Thero aro mauy cases, chiefly
among tho littlo ones, and proper sau-
litary precautions should at once bo
adopted and pursued until ail vostago
I ot tho fell disease ls urridioated
Restanrauter Wilson A. Peters
prosperity.
Wo rogret to note tho death of
Milton George, sou ot Mr. and Mrs.
M. G. Clauss, of North First street,
who died Monday night after a short
illness with membraneous croup. Tho
little fellow was aged ono your and a
few mouths. Interment was mado on llrlv(9 Uaudsomo bay horeo purchased
Wodnewlay afternoon. Tho bereaved frnm Kmni. thn Allnntnu-,. l,nr ,ini.
pareuw iiio our sympatuy. er Tll0 auimal steps Tcry protty nna
i(TL r- i o , Uas somo speed.
I lie tagle OtOre. KUtler are two new applicants for -Our old friend John Hauk Is con
... w.,. ulm, tQ tue bouse through illness. Wo
aire. 11. Slum, onuo WBUblon l.nnB Iib will anon lm alwiiit Rimln.
Tho winter season is opened hero House, is quito in witu rueumatum. . Mauch chk mrtir is after a
with a large and varied oskortrueut of Christmas ovo at tho home of the ortlnn nf thn .Tnnntlinn KUilornmn.
goods that aro iu ooutlnual demand by bride lwrenU in this city, our young ert y OI1 Norti, ,,treet, Wj,at tljey want
mo people, ury uoous, ureas Uoo.li, inouu i uuuiu, m iu uuBui wltu lt i8 exoiti,,g tije curiosity of some
I' intinel, iioou, tstioea, wiotmng, So- oiurv, ""I'l1" 1 peopio.
Hons, Groceries, etc., are lu greater vn- wedded to Miss Aunte, daughter ol ou our outside pages to-day will
rtety and more nearly complete tln Tilghman Zlnk. The lmprewlve cere- be found some Interesting special
ever before. On all things prices are
marked very low as you will find by In
spection. Will you call and see us.
We promiso you fair treatment aud
guarantee that you will save money by
making your purchases Itere. These
should be cardinal ooaslileratious with
you.
ISTCorue and see us.
Respectfully,
ROBERT WALP
niony was penormeu in tue presence Christmas readlnir. Next week we will
ouly of relatives of the contracting give a large quoto of speolal New Year
"iii """"" i reading tuat will lutereat and amuse
tlous ana welcome the genial 11 to the our subscribers.
grauu army oi ueneuieu. The Mauch Chunk Gazette has
We are plsaMd to uoie tiM oou- issued a verv iireltv ami v-o
I 1, 1 , . r J
AUUHUWM.IS m '" u i atuiuat aloutnao and reference book.
severe illness wltu the grip. We tender our thanks for a oonr.
uverymuau ivut Buueri uas lm- -Vor Rent - A six room dwelling nn
ported some valuable LehlgU oouuty Second street, with all conveniences.
cows ana auuea lueiu u nn, live niocK AiiuW In llourv FUvsknu.lnrf 9.
The Shortest Day.
Monday lost, Dec. 21st, was tho short,
est day of tho year the actual time
between sun-rise and sun-set being
only 9 hours and 20 minutes. The days
will incroaso in length but slowly for
somo timo. A month hence, on Jan.
1st, the sun will come In view but one
minute earlier, and sink beneath our
sight 31 minutes later, making tho dif
ference only 33 minutes. Then how-
over daylight will again rapidly
lengthen.
The Grip.
Tho dreaded la grippe has been an-
uoylngly prevalent lu this city for tho
past two weeks. No fatalltlos havo
yet occurred, but a number ot people
aro lying very sick. Advices from all
parts of tho country Indicate that the
visitation ot tho dlseaso Is not con
fined to any particular locality, nor, so
far as observation goes, oan its spread
bo traced to any special causes. j It ap
pears to bo quito at home iu places
whoro the temperature ls high or low,
or whllo thero Is rain or sunshine,
Good nursing, with proper medioal aid
for the sick, and greater oaro than
usual on tho part ot well persons, are
the means ot cure aud prevention. It
is foolhardy to neglect all proper pre
cautions. Physicians geneaally agree
in the belief that the disease is the
entering oause that leads to many
other fatal diseases. That It leaves
the system shattered and peculiarly
susoeptlble to other maladies Is well
established In view ot the disease
people should exercise gread caution
in exposing memseives to an condi
tions of weather It is the penalty,
largely, oi laouguuese exposure.
Don't forget Luokenbaoh, Mauoh
Chunk, headquarters for books and
Christmas aud holiday gifts of all
kinds at the very lowest prices.
The Doings of a Lively Community Splcely
Written Up.
A merry Christmas to you all.
F. M. Howor has nurchasod a
tract of land on tho Blue Mountains
between hero and Lehigh Gap, from
uorn, saeger .v uoiver, oi Allentown.
It is believed that Mr. Hower will soou
put a force of men nt work to search
tor somo oi its muaon treasures.
A. D. Naylor and wifo snent Sun
day with their friend, C. E. Correll, of
wost iiazieton.
Wm. Parker, from Pen Argyl.
moved to this placo on Friday last.
Mr. Parker ls one of tho contractors of
the new mantle factory recently built
uy tno Danieisvuio mate uo.
Tho estate of John Thomas con
talning 17 acres and improvements was
sold by sheriff Fulmer to J. K. Hower
lor HtM.
Tho new hall of tho Jr. O. U. A,
M.. built by C. Henry, is now complet
ed. Tho two lower stories of tho
building aro lutonded to bo used ns a
hoarding nouse. lt wouia also uo a
suitable placo for a hotel, as it is only
tew steps irom tno station.
Joseph Voclo. ono of our oldest
rosldcuts, is unwell for somo time. His
many friends wish him n speedy recovery.
F. A. Solp. formerly onerator at
this olaco, moved to Weissport last
ween wnero no is employed as operator
ty tno ucntrai icauroad company.
Mr. Thomas Onllneer will sell nt
publio salo on Saturday 2Cth ot Dec.
All his furuituro and farming imple
ments. Ho intends to go to his son
Geo. at Slatington.
H. W. Soin and several others left
for Slatedale, whero they Intend to
work in tho quarry.
It is rumored that F. M. Howor
has sued the Peach Hill Slato Co. for
8150,000. If it Is truo it is believed tho
jo. win givo tno quarry oacn again to
F. M. Hower.
Many of our people intend to at
tend tho dedication of the Jerusalem
Church at Trachsville on Sunday noxt,
dose of Navigation.
Tho severe cold snap of last week
closed navigation for tho season. Boat
No. 180, of Weissport, was tho last to
pass down tho canal Friday for Bristol.
Numbers of boatmen havo of lato passed
through town with their horses nnd
goods ou their way to "winter quartors.'
Tho delightful musio of tho boatman's
horn will now bo heard uo moro along
our canal until early spring. 3700
loaded boats weve moved over the
canal the past season.
The Coal Trade.
The anthracite coal trado has not lm
proved within tho past week. Tho
littlo new buying being dono is on tho
hand-to-mouth principle, nnd tho pur
chaser makes almost his own terms as
to price. There It too much coal In tho
market pressing for sale, aud It Is tho
opinion of well Informed shippers that,
unless there is inforcod u greater re.
strictlon ot tho output, tho market will
become moro demoralized at an early
date. The Eastern trado is very (inlet,
but the producing companies havo
Plenty oi coal stocKeu at tueir uistriuut
lng ports to supply any unexpected
demand that may arlso from colder
weather. The western markets snow
no oncouraglng signs at present, but a
better condition ls hoped for, aud Jack
Frost Is expected to como to tho rescue
before long.
List of Letters.
Tho following is a list of letters re
malnlng uncalled for in tho Lehigh
ton, Pa, Post Office, Dec. 22, 189L
Harry Ako.Alvln Bower, T. F. Delfeu
dorfer, Mrs. George leister,1 Emma
i ranKenueiu. nenry iieiueman. Atoses
Flucke. David lmbody, Mrs. Alllo
Kountz, Lewis II, Smith Mrs. Shaw
Persons callinc for any of the abov
will please say "advertised." A. W
ltattdenuusli, 1'. .M.
ltlanket Your Horses,
Horses should be carefully blanket.
ed at this season while standing tied
to a hltchpost, and all merciful men
will seo that their animals are so oared
for. It is wilful aud inexcusable nog
lect to not do so when a comfortable
horse-blanket oan be bought so cheap
ly as they aro now selling at. The
merciful man is merciful to bis beast
and all such will see that they are
properly sheltered and protected from
tne irigui masts oi winter.
Did You See
Those beautiful crayon portraits In
the post pffioe last weekf EBoyer,ot
Union Hill, Weissport, Is the agent, and
be has delivered a number ot pictures
to the full satisfaction of some of our
best people. The house he represents
is one of the very best iu the country
for crayon, water color, India ink or
pastel portraits. People wishing any
thing in this line will do well to give
me their orders as I am responsible for
all I promise- P. O Address, Welss
port.
iianidi.svili.i:.
Suitable Christmas Presents:
A Good Pair of Slippers,
A Fine P.iir of Shoes,
Overco.it for I?oy, Youlh or Man,
The Latest Style Hat.
Opera House, Lehigliton.
For a Christmas Present
Buy Something th.it will Last.
Schwartz, The Furniture Man
300 Fancy Rockers
That Will be Sold At and Below Cost ! ! !
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
Also a full line of
Bed Room and Parlor Suits, Couches, Ladies'
Parlor Cabinets, Side Boards, BookCases, etc.
NEW:
A LAH(JE ASSORTMENT Ol'
.Jackets, Reefers &
h ildren's Coats,
AND I'llETTY
Winter Millinery
We particularly call the attention of
our Lady mends to the fact that wo
havo three fashionable trimmers in
our two stores which enables us to
furnish the neatest, prettiest and
most stylish millinery at tho lowest
prices. Come and see us.
Mrs.M.Culton's
WEISSPORT, PA.
Branch Store, Lehighton.
lEfBDlfnDB of all kinds nicely executed
JUKJ IffUfm at this oilice. Prices low.
IN MARGHE.
IN THE BOHDS OF WEDLOCK.
Rohrift Gaumer On Dec., 0, by Rov.
A. uartnoiomow, Harrison u. itenrlg
to Miss Nora L. Gaumer, both ot
East Mauch Chunk.
Oswald Harting On Dec., 12, by the
same, John Oswald, or East Bruns
wick, to Miss Laura Harting, of West
renn.
Graver Wohr By Rov. Spolker, of
Allentown, Jolin U raver, ol this city,
to Miss Cora Wehr. of Slatingion.
Eckhart Getz On Dec. 10th, at the
LiUtueran parsonage, l'leasant valley,
by Rev. S. 13. Stupp, Wm. A. Eckhart,
of Towrmensing township, to Miss
Elizabeth Getz, of Eldred township.
Christman Burger On Dec. 19th, by
same, John A. Christman, of luldred
township, Monroo county, to Miss
Jano Burger, ot Duniclsville.
You will DnJ us in the lead with more Fresh Stiles and Beautiful Goods than ever.
Larec oppoitunities to buy your Fall and H'lntcr (loods are offered. Our enormous
stock of Seasonable Styles is opened and ready, l'rlccs within the reach of all, aud
nnw is the time to buv.
NOTIONS Wo have looked well to the needs of our Notion and Fancy Goods
Deoartment In selecting the stock for this season, aside from tlm staple articles In dally
use we bare made special efforts to secure little novelties, that are always useful as
well as ornamental.
IIOSIEItV, UNDERWEAR AND GLOVES Tho best selections and popular
stylos prevail in this department, as the scope of choice Is laree. Wo of course carry
all crades of foods, which are sold on their merits. We lead the trade in Ibcse lines,
because we sell the Best Goods at tbo most liberal prices.
CORSETS, and MUSLIN UNDEItWEAU This department Is fully up to the
standard at all times.
DRESS GOODS, BLACK GOODS aod SILKS Wo aro leterralned to mako
luls department win, ana you cannot laato uo pieaseu witu onr siock. sue assort
ment is laree ana so varieu in nncc as to meet inc nurso oi an.
FLANNELS, COMFORTS and BLANKETS This lsa department that appeals
to tbe necessities, consequently we aro showine; a stock that will delight every house
keeper, by offering generous Inducements In prices for thoroughly first-class coeds.
LINENS and DOMESTICS-Onr showing in this department of Staples will bo
appreciated by every shrewd buyer, as wo carry an Immense assortment of everything
pertaining to the lines, and are always up to the times, qualities and prices combined.
SECOND FLOOR. CARPETS. RUGS and CURTAINS Our assortment In
Nottingham Curtains cannot be excelled In deslng and qualities for tho very low price
at which they are offered. New Fall patterns in Jfoquett and Extra Flno Smyrna
Rugs at rlgnt prices, l ou will nave to see our carpets to get any sort or an mea oi
what we carry, New effects In prevailing colorings, embracing all manes ami quail
lei and always to do seen.
THE ANNEX contains our Grocery Denartment. which has no eoual in this sec
tlon. Choice stocks of everything that is necessary to make it first-class has been
carefully looked alter. A trial order will convince jou mat we aro leauers iu tins line.
As to qualities and prices, tney are always right
DEATH'S ROLL.
On the 2Sth day of Nov., at West I'enn.
JUagtlalena, widow oi unas. Aaams
Aged 82 years, 1 month and 0 days.
On tho 3rd day of Dec., at Packerton,
Kutner Alvesta, aaugnior oi w. r,
and Alvesta Wlltsie. Aged 7 months
and 2Q days.
Clauss On Monday, of membraneous
croup, Milton George, sou of M. G.
Clauss, aged ono year and a fow months..
Sloyer On Monday, Lottie, daughter
o 1 nomas oioyer, oi union Jim, ugeu
2 years and C months.
Drlesbrch On Sunday, Buella, daugh
ter of I.d urlosbacn, of imnmin,
aged 10 years.
liriosuacu uu mursuay, uoc it.
Herman, son of Uewls Uriesbach, of
Franklin, aged 17 years.
What is Scrofula
It li tut Impurity In lha blood, which, tecum
UUog Id the gland ot the Deck prodocu un
lightly luropttor iwrtllDgsj which ciuei p&inf ol
running torei ou tho arm, leg, or feet which
dtrelopea ulcers in the eye, eari, or now, often
canting nUndneii or ileatnei which U tbe origin
of piQei, cuwerou growth, or many other
maiUiMUUon tunally acr.be4 to ' hamor.
It U a more fonuid&bta enemy than eoniumptlon
or cancer alone, for scrofula combine the wont
poaalble feature of both. Ilelng the moat ancient,
it la the tnot general ot all dUeaae or affection,
tor very few pertona are entirely free from lu
How can lt be cored f fly taking Uood'i Sena
perMa, whleb, by the care It ha aocomplUhed,
often when other medicine her filled, he
proTen luelf to be a potent and peculiar medicine
for thl dUeaae. For all affection of the Mood
Uood'i SuaanarilU 1 unequalled, and some ot the
core It ha effected are really wonderful. If yon
suffer from scrofula In any of It Tartou term,
bo sois to sIto Hood's SarisparUla a trial.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
SoldbyaUdrnggUta, flialxforfa, rreparedoaly
by C, L UOOD CO., Apothecaries, U well, atau.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
GO TO .PK8. KODKHElt, under the Eieha&xe
Hotel, liankatroel, for a etaooUi shave on
(Mhlouable hair out. tW Cloeed ua Sunday's
Rotriter'a Hair tonic, eurea lUudrufl. We curry
lu atock a full Hue of fancy toilet artaelei at low
eat pri oca, and w aro the ouly place In town
wnero yuu cau uur oouuer i uraaut ior ma UMM.
STCBHK'B SHAV1NU HA LOON, oppoelU U
Auvocarc Orricx, la headquarters for
lUailUKi IIWI UUHMll UU MiaUitMMKOll. LALU
BHOADWAY,
Mauch Chunk, Pa,
C. A. KEX
Leave Orders for Your
JO
PRINTING of all Kinds
At This Office.
Work Done Promptly
Cheaply.
and
TTKltMA.N, tile Iwilw, oppMlle UK Oftn
rtuuac. vuui linn, tuamuiu uuv. arrvry I , , , - - - 7
tliiug lu ftrsKikst style Drop la ui x him and silverware at Book's.
Iiig lino of clocks and watches which I
are marked very low in price at dock s
popular jewelry store.
Mrs. Burkhart, of rackerton, died
on Wednesday at a ripo old age. Iter
husband proceed od her hence about ono
year ago. Interment will be on Friday
afternoon.
Assistant Lehigh Valley freight
agent P. A. German is in the houso
sick,
Bock sell the cheapest and best sta
tionery hi town,
O. A. Clauss is making some im
portant improvements to his residence
on First street. When completed he
will take possession and hare the most
pleasant homo lu tho town.
At a special meeting of the bor
ough council this week, it was decided
to repair the present hose house and
seoure a HOSE CAItUIAOE. Bully
for council! Every one of the lire lad
dies wear smiles now.
Hare watches, clocks and jewelry re
paired at Bock's.
On new year's eve a watch night
service will be held iu the Evangelical
church at New Mahoning with whioh
protracted service will oommenoe. Tho
meeting will be carried ou by Rev. J.
II. Smith, ot Lthlgktou, who will be
assisted by J. S. Newhart and other
clergyman.
A successful revival service, held
by Rev. J. 8. Newhart, is still going oa
la the Presbyterian church with un
abated interest.
Pretty gold rings, luuidsorue watches
Till! WOIIK OF A GOOD Jilyin.
Wlit.TnR.ll. M. WOOU.ET IS DOING IOB Tilt
HUKtKllKIW EUOM Tilt USSOKOI'lUH
ANP WHISKV.
The works ot a good man lives alter film. He
enjoys the btaMlngs and dlstlnetlons they en
title linn to in tins iiorki, and build lot mm
home In eternity. It Is the mission of emy
living soul to do some good to beuslU Humanity
In some way. Xotwltlutandtng tills fad, how
few look uiion life In this manner.
A few now and then, here and time, realise
thl, great restwnslbilltv, and deiot. tlJr lives
to the salvation of their fsllowmen. One of the
most eonspecluous esanmlos of this character In
ins. being au old and hlahly a
Atlanta, aud liavtiur bhltt up a rpiMtattou
Alunu, I. Dr. 11. M. Wnolly,
noted Ior his Christian lntegrfl:
li. M. Woolley, He u a man
IV and fair fll.
'teemed olitwa ot
among his home lolks as a specialist In the eure
ol the opium and whisky habits that is or the
high! eharaeter. Although lie lias had veer.
oi ttxifcerlfeura lu the treatment ol tho.. drwd.
lul dfseaiMw. he Is ret au ardent student, anu
studies Ilia sclelu-u ol his nroteuloii ultti iu
much diligence as 11 he were only Just entering
MM IMUBVMIUU.
Dr. Wiiollev. unlike aicrcatmanv anKlullu.
treats what U called the opium aud whisky
UltUII. M (, U1NM,. 111 1 1111 k.g in, luejr twv
strictly diseases, aud nlue times out of teu tue
sufferers arc not directly responsible I.r their
couditlon. lite success he ha. had In this Hue
has been soniethlug pbenoiaeftal. He hasouretl
uatUuts lu every uans and territory in the
ttulou, and has treated cases in Loudon, 1'rauce,
Uermaoy, Canada and Meileo.
Opium aud wblaky are Iwu ol tbe moat power
ful, and when iuibroperly usal, tbe nuwt lite
destro) Ing lucdlciues lu tbe world, and to snow
how to ulract or .radicate thu effects of these
drug, truiu the human body ui an art to which
Ilr. woolley cau Justly lay claim. As evldeooe
be simply refer, to hu hundred, of patlenU who
uavo boeu tuorouulily aud ttouudly curvd. Ita-
lute a mau ot acnoiany auaiuiueuia, ne una
parea a worK ou opium aua wuKy, ac
effacU tiiton Lite humou coiutltuttoo.
work ue baa teUmmlaJ of ueopla whom bt liae
ueceeelullv treated and periuaiwutiy oured.
Tula book will be mailed free of charge to vour
aoaraaa u you hiii ouiy swan lit. wouiie!
Letter aaking hlm lor It 11 eu are not aflllei
with toe opium ur wbiiky dieeaee, probably y
Ilaow a friend or httTe a relative who im. 17 t
will kUMly eudtlielr ..aiuee or luforui them of
ur. n oouey e aoiiur, ne wui utae pleasure in
eeuuiug uieui aii v imwruuraiiuu uwy uiay aeaire
MMsWf. WBWWUUO.J
GLOBE WAttEUOUSE.
ill
WarehousE.
Blankets
Comforts.
Our stock is too lnrgo anil
must be reduced. The Prices
will do it. It is now your op
portunity to get supplied for the
Winter with
Blankets
Comforts
at closing out figures, Every
quotation guaranteed as advertised
Comfortables.
JST-fl.lO Quality, Chintz covered,
Turkey lining. Now S5 cents.
3?-$1.35 Quality, Chintz covered.
Turkey red linlnq. Good Cotton. Now
$1.10.
D57 $1.50 Quality, covered with One
Satin and extra lining. Superior Cotton.
Now $1.20.
UP" $1.03 Quality, flno Cretonne
cover and Turkey red lining. Now $1.25, J
C3r$1.75 Quality, choice figured S-
tine coyer and finer lining. Now $1.48.
CW $2.(M Quality, Figured Turkey
Chintz with lining to match. Now $1.55.
llankets
(White
C5T"70 cent grade, Whlto Blankets,
now (15 cents.
SJJLOO grade. While rilankola.
now 65 cents.
B.$1.25 grade, White Blankets,
now $1.00.
&.$135 grade, ll'lilto Illankcj, now
$1.10.
E&-$2.00 grade, White Blankets,
now $1.03.
J&-$2.25 grade. While Blankets,
now $1.85.
S2T"$3.S0 grade. White Blankets,
now $2.75.
B37-4.M grade. IHilte Blankets,
now $3.75.
lankets
(Grey)
E2r$2.00 -inallty. Orey Blankets,
now $1.00.
SB- $2.75 nnalltr, Oiov Blankets,
now $2.00.
SB-$1.76 quality, Orey Blankets,
now $1 .3S.
SB- 41.10 quality, tlrey Blankets,
now 85 cents.
HOD!
No, 711 Hamilton Street
Allcnto-wii, pa.