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Thursday, Aujt. 27, 1S90.
You Colossal Liar.
The ttilinstfiovo 7'imcn of lust
woi'k sajH :
"Tvi nty livi' yt urs nn iiiortsnjics
on lliis comity's f;irm luidi witc
coinpurativi'lv tow. T tiny it is safe
to ost mi!iti t lint tlioro nm hctwi-c'ii
-'.immi (mhi unit :t,Mti,tiiii of them ou
ri'com !"'
This is oillu r liiu.cii iim culpublc
Htnpiilily or downright lyin. From
what wo know of llic writ it wo pro-fi-r
to beliovu the latter.
TLo total amount of nil tho inort
Katres awl jmlj)nuit on record in
Snyder county ami not on record
taxablo thin year is .iVJ2.000. But
Ibis includes judgments also. The
records show mortgages (standing
opeu ou farm lands to tho amount of
about :!i)i),HO. This includes dow
er mortgages and are not taxablo.
Of these j?:i)ii,ooo in mortgages fully
100,000 aro either against insolvent
parties or aro paid and not satisfied
on records. There are mortgages
on record in this county amounting
to mauy millions, but they are
against the railroad company and
are not on tho farm lauds. Practi
cally, then tho mortgages against
farm land in Snyder county amount
to about $2110,000, yet tho Editor of
tho Times has tho towering audacity
to assert that tho mortgages on farm
lauds in Snyder county are estimat
ed between J,oi)i),oim or .1,000,000.
What a diiTcrcuco between 200,000
and .1,itoo,000 Tho diiTcreuco is
2.800,000. Truth is represented by
200,000, falsehood by 2,800,000.
Ou May 7th wo published a state
ment giving tho amount of judg
ments and mortgages taxublo in the
county. Tho amount was 001,000
last year, aud 022,01)0 this year.
Tho loaus and discounts of tho So
linsgrove bank ou July 11th wero
112,115.31 and of tho Middleburgh
bank on tho same day wero 128,415..
08. Even if all tho judgments and
mortgages on record and all the
loans and discounts of tho banks
wero against farmers tho aggregate
would not excood 302,000. But thoy
are not all against farm lands. One
half of tho businoss men of tho coun-,
ty have Judgments against them.
many of them have notes at bank.
But beyond that, both of the banks
have paper from Philadelphia, and
elsewhere outside of the county.
The figures of the Timet are so
far out of the way that no compari
son is necessary. It is safe to con
clude that the mortgages (including
dower mortgages) do not exceed
$200,000, while the people of the
county receive interest on a million
and a quarter of dollars. The Times
is evidently trying to earn that fee
received from a free silverite down
tho river,
SOME RAMBLING THOUGHTS.
BY NEMO.
(Copyrljfhid.)
In one of my recent articles t the
one on "The New Woman" I asked
for more light, if my interpretations
wero at fault concerning her pur
poses and her powers. A number
of letters have come to me, but,
strange to say, they do not at any
point dispute the accuracy of the
conclusions reached in that article.
In some cases however the writers
raise a protest against the new wo
man as a factor in our modern civil
ization. One letter written by on
Editor of my acquaintance will servo
as a summary of this class. After
statiug that ho could not possibly
think of printing the article, bo takes
two positions
1. Woman was mado for men, elso
why tho difference in formation T
2. Tho Bible teaches "Wives be
submissivo to your husbands." I
naturally shrink from a controversy
that tends toward tho theological,
because, for a layman, tho battlo
field is unfamiliar ; yet when an edi
tor ventures on a characterization
of his mother's sex as lower than his
own, I needs must bo foolhardy
enough to follow, if only to shout in
his ear a few things that seem to bo
truths. Let mo Bay thon to him and
othrs who agree with him regard
ing "formation", that ho is about
thirty years behind tho times. From
the time tho books, Darwin's "Ori
gin of Species", and "Descent of
Mau'1 wore issued, up till tho pres
ent day of Drummond'a "Ascent of
Man" a wholo Hood of light has been
spread abroad in our minds regard
ing the analogies of nature. Wo see
dearly that tho all-wise lifo-giver
and sustainor of over 300,000 va
rieties of birds, animals, insects &c,
mado them "mal" and female" -
cc.i iu i no very lowest tonus of
life, liko the self dividing amoeba
and others. It is not necessary to
dwell at length on tho advantages
of this division of functions. One
point alono in relation to quadru
peds will bo sullicieut to hint at its
utility. By such an arrangement
tho welfare and opportunity for
survival of any one species is prac
tically doubled. I shall bo clearly
understood when I say that tho sud-di-ii
death of tho naturo male does
not necessarily annihilate his kind ;
nor a similar catastrophe to one fe
male, prevent tho perpetuation of
tho species. When wo follow theso
analogies up to tho limits of human
life, tho teachings of lower forms of
lifo havo led us to expect exactly
what wo find a very clear differen
tiation of duties and a com pie to re
liance upon ono another for tho con
tinued existenco of tho race. To as
sume then that tho woman is creat
ed for mau aud is of lower rank than
he, as to assumo that a lioness is
created for a lion ; nn assumption
which the analogies of naturo point
out as erroneous. Each is equally
important to tho other ; without the
one, the other cannot exist. Even
as St. Paul, that favorite author
among dictatorial lords, says : Nev
ertheless, neither is the man with
out tho woman, nor tho woman,
without tho man.
Physiologically there is a point
upon which man can claim superi
ority to woman ; a point of superi
ority which all other malo creatures
sharo with him. He is aggressive iu
his duties, sho receptive, stands in
God's stead as donor of tho life
which has como down to him through
an uninterrupted chain of beings
over unmeasured years ; sho as the
treasurer and care-laker of tho prec
ious trust of perpetuation. But his
right to pride on that scoro is slight
since he has proved in numberless
instances unapprcciativo of tho lofty
honor placed upon him and un
worthy to be tho guardian of tho
stream of life.
It scorns pitiful that we sons of
woman should ever permit a thought
of inferiority cn hor part to cross
our minds. Spaco will not permit
an explanation of her almost uni
versal debasomoat in the past. It
is however a humiliating fact in tho
history of our raco that loss than a
hundred years, since the efforts of
Alary Wollstonocroft for the better
ment of her sex, measures almost
all the time duriog hich woman in
general among civilized nations, has
enjoyed any dngree of freedom from
unworthy discriminations. Further
more her possession of opportunities
of tbe higher kind is practically lim
ited even yet to our own blessed
country and the various European
nations. Among untold millions
outside of those limits, she, the
treasurer of life and tender minister
to childhood, is still woefully abusod
and the voiceless sufferer of meas
ureless agonies and humiliations.
Even among us and other progress
ive people she has hanging about
various rags of the serfdom and
heartless subjugation she has endur
ed. An incident at the coronation
Czar in May last shows that by the
Greek Church woman is still un
relentingly held as an unholy being.
After the Czarina had been crown
ed sho sat beside the Czar and par
ticipated equally in all the cere
monies until it camo time for the
royal pair to receive the communion.
The Czar went into the sanctuary,
but the Czarina knelt outside, as
women are never allowed within the
ikouostas. This is on the part with
the legend above a certain Mohatue
don temple: "Women, dogs, and
other impure animals not allowed
to enter."
Coming no to tho second poiut
raised by our editor "Wives be sub
missive to your husbands." I havo
to stale that he limits this largely to
a physical submission and ou that
ground thought my article unworthy
of priot, au opinion which fortunate
ly was not shared by any other Edi
tor in the large list that publish
those "Thoughts". I must bo brief
but I will bo omphalic.
Ho omits "in the Lord" (CjI. 3
18.) o one Editor, nor ton thous
and at once, could couviuco mo that
a tithe, a fraction of tho degrada
tion to which woman is expected to
submit is "in tho Lord". I do not
ubo tho word "degradation" with
out duo thought. Whenever the
grandeur and tho fur-rencLing in
fluences of our various powers are
lost to sight, there is degradation.
Ho also omits any reference to
verso 1" of the same chapter, which
if it means anything must mean a
sanctificatiou of the supreme and
most fateful of homo duties.
Our editor makes St. Paul his
stronghold. Spaco will not permit
more than a referenco to the contin
ued influence over Paul's mind, of the
Rabbinical teachings receive.! at the
feet of Gamaliel. Though broaden
ed out so extraordinarily that he be
came the "Apostle to the Goutiles"
his views and thoughts upon women
remaiued colored by boiuo of tho al
most childish theories of tho Jewish
commentators. But tho points to
bo mado clear and emphatic is that
our Editor comes near to hypocrisy
when he drugs iu St. Paul's words
to bolster up his theories regarding
tho position of women. One long
quest iou will stato this and closo tho
article. Are we men, who, contrary
to Jewish law, permit women to
teach men in Suuduy-schooL and
who deprive ourselves of our privi
lege of "instructing in law" when wo
allow women to train littlo children
iu Holy Writ ; are we, I say, to bo
mentally biassed enough to claim
that certain other Babbinieal limita
tions regarding women shall con
tinue in power, nfter wo have given
a practical denial of forco to the
greater number of them ?
S.atiou D, New York.
Your Hoy Won't I.lv n Month.
So Mr. (lili.um lirnwn nf ill T,
St., South Garden, Mass., was told
uy me uoctors. Jlis son Had Laing
trouble, following Tvnlioi.l Miilurin
and ho spent throe hundred and
seventy-five dollars with doctors,
who finally gave him up, saving:
"Your boy won't live a month.'' He
tried Dr. King's New Discovery and
a few bottles restored him to health
aud enabled him to go to work a
nei feetlv well trtnti Tf aova )i nuni
nis present good health to use of
Dr. King's New Discovery, and
Knows it to Do tno nest in tlie world
for Lung trouble. Trial Bottles Free
at Gray bill, Gar man & Co.'s Store,
ltichfield. Ph., and all Druggists.
asy to Take
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to ITood'i rills, fimnll la
tlie, UisU'luss, t Oleic lit, thorough. At ouu man
said: " You never know you
have taken pill till It i all " 11.
over." Sic. C. I. Hood & Co., Yt I I C
Proiirletors, Lowell, Mast. 1 W
The only pills to take with Hood's Karsaparilla.
ItiK'klt'ii'a Arulrw NKhr,
The Best Salve in the world for
Outs, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
llheuni, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp
ed Hands, Chilblains, CornB, and ull
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Pilos, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion or monev refunded. Prion '2.r
cents per box. For sale by Gray bill,
liarmun & Co., lCichheld and all
Druggists. .
AN INVITATION.
ft OtTM Cs IKMara U fabllafc th fol
lowlaf AimhnimiIi
All women suffering from any form
of Illness peculiar to their sex are re
qnested to eommunlcaU promptly with
Mrs. Pink Jin m. at Lynn, Mass. All
letters art r
celved, opened.
read aod an
only.
swered by women
A woman can
freely talk of
her private
Illness to a
woman
thus has
been estab
lished the
eternal
confi
dence be
tween Mrs.
rinkham
and the
women of
1 ' America.
This con
fidence has in
duced more than
100,000 women to
write Mrs. rinkham for
advice during the Inst few months.
Think what a volume of experience
aha has to draw from 1 No physician
living ever treated so many caoes of
female Ills, and from this vast experi
ence surely it is more than possible
he has gained the very knowlrdga
that will help your case.
She is glad to have you write or call
upon her. You will find her a woman
full of sympathy, with a great desire to
assist those who aro sick. If hcrmcrii-
lno is not what you need, aha will
frankly tell you so, nnd there are nlno
chances out of ten that she will tell
.ou exactly what to do for relief. She
rks nothing In return except your
good will, and her advice has relieved
thousands.
Surely, any ailing woman, rich or
poor, is very foolish if sho does not
take advantage of this generous oltcr
of assistance.
Never in the history of medicine has
tho demand for ono particular remedy
for fcmnle diseases equalled that at
tained by Lydia K. l'inkham's Vcge
table Cu.npound, and never in th
history of Mrs. l'inkham's wonderful
Compound hns the demand for it been
so great as It is trwlu.v.
CKNTUEVILLE.
Ouite n number of our people took
in campmeeting ou Suuday....A. B.
Shoary made a trip to Freeburg on
Monday Dr. C. L. Mohn of Jer
sey Shore visited parents and frionds
several days last week..'.. J. W.
Shiukel and Mrs. J. E. Mohn and
sou, Emory, aro visiting pareuts and
friends at this writing.... Miss Ce
lesta Hartman was taken suddenly
ill on Saturday evening. We aro
clad to stato that she is hotter again
. . . .Valentine Walter and wife visit
ed D. J. Diecso's oT Chillisquaque
several days list week J. H.
Ilartman and W. L. Sampsel of
Gordon Heights, C. 'itro county are
homo with their families', expecting
to stuy several weeks.
"JD
My iil Li boy, when two years of
age, wim tnkm very ill with bloody
II ii x- i was iiilvlHi'd to iim Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea
Iteinedy, and luckily procured pat t of
a bottle. I carefully rend tlm direo
tions an. I gave it accordingly. He
was very low, but slowly und hurely
he began to Improve, gradually re
covered, mill is now as stout and
strong a ever. 1 feel sure it saved
his life. I never can praise the Item
eily iialf its worth. 1 mil sorry every
one in the world does not know how
good it Is, as I do. Mrs. Una S. Hiu
ton, (Iralianisville, Marian Co., Flori
da. For sule by all Druggists.
MAIUUKD.
in the Lutheran Parsonage, A. B.
Duuberman, Esq., Kratzervillo, and
Clara Borough oi Fuucher, O.
Auff. 20. fit, TVoelllirn lisnnus Vrt
1088, by D. S. Bover, J. P., Miss El
len Stcffon and Wm. Heimbach, both
oi Washington Twp.
Aug. 12, in Penn Township, Ite
bocca, widow of Peter Ilosterman,
aged 7D years nnd 22 days.
Auditor's Notice.
The undPrNlKiii'd, who wai nproliitM auditor
by the orplnum Court of Knvdor t'ouniv, m mhj
udlourned Term hint, lo muko dlHlrlliut'lonof the
liuliuiceappeurlni; upon Urn llml una llniU ae
eouul of 11. 1. IVlciH, udiiilnlslriilor of thpentftto
of Joseph I'i'tiTH, lute of Went llouver Township,
Snyder I'd.. I'a.. dwpi.il, to and ainoiiir thue
li-tfiilly out It led thereto, will meet all purtlus In
InteroHt for that imrixwe, at his oIIIch d the
lloroiiKhol Mlildfphiiruu, l'u.. on Mmiduv, Auir.
.11. next, between the hours ut nine o'eloek A. M.
and thrpp oVIoek I. M ,of huIU ihiy, when and
w here all part leu shiill at tend and present, their
claims or fx' forever Ueuurred from recolvluif auj
jMirtlonof suld ttind.
J.U. I'KofsE. Auditor.
Auditor's Notice.
Notice, Is hereby given that the undersigned
has tieeu appointed auditor by tho orphitus'
tourt of Snyder Co., to distribute, I tin fund m
tho hands of 1). Hunks Welel, one of the exeeu..
tors of thepstiitool Samuel Wel.el, luto of Ilea
vnr (now Sprlnir Twp.,) deceased, to and atnonir
thoMOenllilod lo the Name; anil that Ihe auditor
will mevl lh part lea IniereHied at, his olllee la
Ihe lluroui'h of Mlddlehurch, Snviler l!o., Pu.. on
Friday, r li day of August . A. !.. lsiw. at H
A. M., of Haid day, at which i.lmo and place, all
persona who haveany claims upon said fund or
are liiteri'su-d In thu samo miiKt present them
duly authenticated beloro the auditor, or be
forever debarred from eowlnu in for a uliaro of
aa Id fuud.
Auk. i, im. JACOB (JH.M'HT Auditor.
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Produce
On aboro tenns wo will offer daring the month of
August, tho following reductions on goods named :
All our
if,
including Men's, Ladies', Misses', and Children's, 30 per
cent. All Ladies' and Misses' Oxfords 23 per cent All
Summer Dress Goods, including white goods, 30 per cent.
ALL CLOTHING 20 per cent.
On 100 pairs Men's fino pantalons 20 per cent
Theso aro not shop worn goods, but strictly first-class.
Como early and examine- stock, for Cash buyers will take
uinantago oi
IW Mr M
ICH & (W
BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING!
Fall ii Winter Sis
Heavy weights in Trousers, $3.50. Tho goods a
made to order, Guaranteed all wool, Trimmings fii
class. Workmanship guaranteed.
JNo. A. H EFFELFINGER, Tailor '
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