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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25

The workingmen Of Columbia, Pa, out
of employment, met to the number of a
thousand on Wednesday evening last, and
adopted memorial to Congress, from which
we make the following extract
We feel that the business interests of
this county never had the attention of Con
gress that they should have
We blame both parties.
We blame the Republican party for not
seeing that the state Of business in 1872
was unduly excited, and could not last, and
when reducing the tariff, they did not pro-
vide for It's restoration when needed.
We blame the Republican party for not
seeing that tariff duties with gold at 81 10
are twenty cents less protection than with
gold at 81 80
We blame the Democratic party for its
free trade doctrine, as being an old idea no
longer suited to the interests of this coun-
try, and wonder that they cannot see the
facts of to-day, that with American bar
IRON selling at p, cents per pound rails at
$55 90 per ton cotton goods at as low
prices as they were before the war, all Of
which are below cost Yet all business in
New York and Philadelphia is very dull,
and because the manufacturing interests
through the country are either not work
ING at all, or only part time.
The Democratic party with free trade
say to us, you must work for the same low
wages as in Europe, wages which are so
low that we cannot buy either good food
or clothes for our children, but force us to
put cur children at work, instead of at
school, to keep us all from starving.
During the past eight years many of us
by economy have been able to lay by enough
to purchase small lot and build a small,
comfortable home We want our children
to be able to do the same thing, but they
cannot do it under free trade or low tariff
The memorial proposes to retire all green
backs by 1884, to resume specie payments
in 1882, and to establish free banking
This is much more sensible platform than
some that have been received with more
favor.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
DR.. J. L A n T z,
& MECHANICAL DENTIST.

sill has his Office on Main street in the second story
If DR. Watou'S brick building nearly opposite the
S,,5sburg House and he faters himself that by eigh-
c1 vars constant practice and the most earnest and
-fl attention TO all matters pertaining his pro
Gi5u that ne is fully able perform all operations
IN the dental line in the most careful and Skful
ner.
,s5 10 the insertion of Artificial Teeth Rubber,
cold Silver Continuous Gums and perfect fits in all
cases insured.
Most persons know the great folly and danger of en-
,ruE their work to the Inexperienced to those v
i7rat distance. April b. 1S74-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25

Among the missing fugitives from the
Pennsylvania Insane Asylum, near Harris
burg, is woman fifty years of age and
about five feet seven inches high. Her
hair is cut very short and is quite gray.
She has healthy appearance and a pierre
inc eye. Any person learning of her
whereabouts will relieve much distress con
corning her by communicating with the
superintendent of the asylum. Exchanges
are requested to copy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
DR.EE.G. PATTERSON,
OPERATING AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

Having located in East StroUdshurg Pa announces that
be prepared 10 insert artificial teeth III the most
taaaraI and lifr-liEc manner. Also great attention
rvsn 90 ling and preserving the natural teeth. Teeth
extracted without pain by the of Nitrous oxide Gas
al oiher work incident to the profession done in the
most skiIIful and approved style. All work attended 10
promptly and warranted. Charges reasonable. Pat
rgnaga Of the public solicited.
Office in A. Loler'S new building, opposite AnalO-
mink House East Strouds5urg, Pa july II, '73.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25

The Reading Eag1e says: On the farm
of George Reininger, truck dealer, near
Ohlinger's, is a smoke-house apple tree
which has apples Of the size of a walnut.
On the ends of the fruit bearing twigs are
blossoms, "a second crop closely following
the first
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
X rLE HOUSE.
H0NESDAhE, PA.
A's rs I'll. WALTON,
Attorney al Law.

BY IIa'gG H1 IN the building formerly occupied
tlrrp P. ~. Bqrson, and opposite the Strouds-
is, i9 p@hk, "a K Main street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
DR. e. g. E2EGEz.
IL Surgeon Dentist.

Announces that having just returned from Dental
College De is fully prepared to make artificial teeth in
The beautiful and litlikr manner and to fill de-
uyd teeth according 10 the most improved method.
T,e;h extracted without pain, when desired, by the
Of Nitrous oxide Gas which is entirely harmless
EParnE Of ali kinds neatly done. All work warranted
Charges reasonable.
Office J. e.. K-llcr's new brick building, Main street
StrJulsburz Pa Aug. 81 Tiff
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
Wickersham Normal School.
rpopHEADsyIILE, MONROE COUNTY, PA

rpoDUEApsVILLE. MONROE COUNTY, PA.
r,cFsG $50 Term Of this School will begin in the
,iS S.hool House at Brodhcadsville ON the second
TTuo.4sv in July, 1874 and continue twelve weeks.
TERMS:
r-gitiou for the term, SIS 90
soy time less than the whole term, per week l 90
>s boarding in private families, per month u 90
"a eyrra charges for the higher branches.
sS-Tbc school House has been enlarged and thor
oggh!y repaired.
thankful for past patronage, subscribe myself,
D. z. SCGDLER, Principal
June + 1S7+-6t.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25

There are one hundred and twenty Eight
school houses in Lawrence county.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
l MERECAN HOTEL.

h. Inc Ine subscriber would inform the public that
Kna5. n'S ieaSed the house formally kept by Jacob
and aJ'LLuL, IN the Borough of StroudsbuTg, Pa,
i ma having repainted and refurnished the same,
bimr' to entertain all who may patronize
h I at II Is the aim Of the proprietor, to furn-
and u9g Perlor accommodations at moderate rates
6,t vi SiH Il spare no pains to promote the COM
n,,.' VI The guests. A liberal share of public
bru9Aage solicited.
r." -, IZ-tf d. l.. PISLE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
VOL. 81.
pa5|Ished by Theodore Schoeh.

rr,,,s-Two dollars year in advance-and if not
i5ff.rs the end Of the year, two dollars and fifty
re9 IA uaper discontinued until all arrearages are
tf - svcspt at the option of the Editor.
pl iITsrtsnmcnts Of square of (eight lines) or
~ a- three insertions 81 So Each additional in
Ie, en- M 50 cents Longer ones IN proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
II. Gee. W. JACKSON

fHllCliH SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR.
~ the old Office Of Dr. A. Reeves Jackson,
'eSioence, corner of Sarah and Franklin street.
STROUDSBURG, PA.
August 8,'72-f
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
DR. J. EE. sEEUEE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE RESIDENCE, AT EDIAN QUEEN HOTEL
All cases promptly attended 10. Office
to9P.M.
>, Charges moderate. Consultations free.
May 3 'I3-lv.#
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
.E0R PRINTING

OF ALL KINDS
,,t,j IN the highest style of the Art, and on the
be-''-' most reasonable terms.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-06-25
Can you tell why it is that when any

comes 10 Stroudsiurg u buy Furniture, they al
ways inquire for McCartys Furniture Store,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
A Hippopotamus Hunt.

The two boys had the good fortune
To secure ihc friendship and protection
OF kalulu. Il boy about ScIm', age. the
adopted son and heir OF the Watuta
hing. They were assigned quarters H.
comfortable a> the negro guests. AMI
lac entertained them with various
amI>cmcuts.
OF these the hunting expeditions Were
the most exciting. And. among the
best of them. MS the hipp"potamu>
hunt. The three boys set ont gaill one
morning inI the river Licmha. a short
distance from the village. They were
accompanied 10y two warriors of the
ha and Moio. who had formerly been
slaves t" Sclicm's father. and who. now
that the father had been slain i'll battle.
resolved not To fnrSalr the son. but Ia
watch over and care for him. Simba
was Il giant in size and strength. ami
: Motto WAS the man OF brains. He had
Il very cunning head on his shoulders.
and could always give good advice.
The party were we'll armed. They
soon reached the river. and getting into
3 Il canoe. padded swiftly downthc stream
Ia the feeding grounds of the hippo
potani. They landed at noon upon an
island. and had Just finished their lunch
hen they heard Il low. deep believing
very near them. They were on THEN
feet in an instant. and ran noiSelc>>ly
to the edge of the island. and counted
the heads of Il herd of hippopotamI
quietly crinyiug the cool, deep waters
give of them" cried Kalulu. "Nuw
for sport ~
They quickly Invested themselves ot
part of THEN clothing. anticipating the
possibility of Il swim. and jumped into
the canoe. Simha and Motto taking the
paddles. and one of the warriors seiz-
ing the haIpoon. t" plunge it into tho
animal that should first approach
They had not long to wait. \ mon,
strous head and neck soon arose out OF
the water. close to the bow of the boat
At the same instant the harpoon wa,
shot into the neck. The wounded ami
NAL Immediately sank and swan ~
the river. dragging the boat after him
with tiightful speed. for the rope OF
the harpoom was fastened to it. But
in Il few minutes the speed slackcned
and the boat began to feat down
stream. Pull back = cried the har.
pouner. Simba and Motto dashed the
paddles into the water, but it was toe
late; up came the gigantic head of the
hippopotamus, right under the canoe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

There is Il Hal"v. twisting. >"uhlc
lane behind the Pantheon. beyond the
Latin Qumtc'-the heart IF the quar-
ter Of the chttonnic,s. This thorough
fare is about nine feet wide. with mar
row pavement on each side not exceed
in" two feet in width. There is Il gem
eral "dor OF the kitchen. in which the
onion prcd"mimaIrS. All along people
are l"uneing and go>>iping. in the
middle of til" lane or leaning against
the houses. Through the windows of
the drinking shops are seen groups
playing cards or d"minoc~ on dark lit
tie wooden tables. and stout women
serving behind zinc-covcled counters,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

marked traits in his character. Il don't
know what vou'll do about it."
That's simple enough" replied the
man. You pay your fares or you'll
be put ashore at the next landing.
He turned away. hut paused. and add
ed in the same business-like touc.
"You'vc no baggage. of course.
/ "YeS. We have baggage said
George.
The man appeared 4 little surprised.
No doubt it was unusual for such
trickStcrs as he took them for. to he
encountered with luggage, but he did
not relcnt.
You'd better get it ready" he said.
you'll ne put off at Hudson. and you
won't want to go without Your traps.
This is lovely said the Other Boy,
knitting his brows aad COMPRISING his
lips. while his companion was simply
confounded.
1--WE don't want to hc left at lIud-
son. or any other place. George said.
pale with alarm.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
Estates.

,T,TE nF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT, -
In prnbatr Court held al the l'Tnbat" Oihce IN
- Inhu.bury within and for sand District. on the
I'D day of January. y. D.. la;
An instrument PurPuTtln= l" De ihe iaH' -" IA anu
,rst,nnrnt of Joseph Inmar late of Peacham
in s,id district deceased. being presented I" "rt
hy sylvia InInan the cNccutriN therein named Ion
II is ordered by said Court that all persons con
c.rnrd therein be- notified Ia appear al session oil
said Count to he held at IA" l"Eitt ''.'' IL -
.Jnbn-burv on the 18th day OF February, y. H.,
ia and show cause. if any they may have. against
I'M. Probate of said Will Tor which purpose H. Is
further ordered. that copy al tn" record 81 'h!s
order hc isllhli~ld three weeks ~uCc'sslN'\ III the
,alrdunau printed al II. J"lINhnl\. previous 10
said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court. Attest 100000, ,
HENRY FRENCH. Register
y true copy of I.cc"rd. Aitcsi -
- HENRY FRENCH. Register
L,TATF OF VERMONT. CALEn"NIA DISTRICT -
- In Probate Court held 1T the Pr"hat" Oiic' in
Il .TohrSlurv. within and Tor said District on The
4ith day oi January. !. u. - ..,
IN Instrument pUIportiu@ I" h' the last " Ill ana
T,,t.m.nt Of ph,bt Dow Lat, ct P'acham, III
by Tr,,man Martin the rN"rut"I therein named
for Probate.
II i, ordered hy said Court. that all person con
crrucd therein he notified I" appear at session "i
said Court to h,. held At tine i'I"hit" ono" IN ~
Shr.ry on the 18th day of Feb. y. D. l-il and
show c~,. If any they may have. AGAINST tn" pro
hate, Il said WILL. fuI which PuI"-' II Is fulihi
ordered that . copy of the record Of tins "id"r ht
pt!hiisH,d three weeks sU,C"~,Ircly Ia the ai'd"
I.i.n. printed at -. .l"hI~huN previous 10 sad
time appointed t,I h"aIin-.
HENRY FRENr H. Register
\ true copy "f Record Attest
- HENRY FRENCH Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

ana joking win the consumers. lie
houses alr tail ana gloomy. tue Il%HtS
beng confined 7" 'he ground 1l"orS'
YIN unusual number oil p"llrrlnen are
observed. "i'''n Is Il pretty sure i''"'r"-
''"h 81 inc I"'""'ei''' III 'ne P"l'''''
ti"". Near me lower emu "i inc i'''''''
the groups "'F more '"'''''"''N "i'''' :,
great I'"'l' u" Nn''" i l''''''' u" ''''
I'''''> '''' ""'" i"'' ~ inv ''''' VI Il
I""@ i''>>'9'' "'''" i s''''' "'''''''' d
''''N. VIII" receives ''' entrance money
Tor III" "''Il-h\' sous. SUCKS am" UNI
hi"ll'S must u" "'P"Si'e'' Win hllii ii
precautionary h'''>'''e-"' an 'N''''
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td'''a are "''l!'Hile" Win vine" ''''''>
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
ST. 3ohnsbmp Galcdonian.
st. John>nury, Vt. Friday. Feb. d. 1874.
Co-Education of the Sexes.

has been answered fiv"Iahlr. 50 far IL
goodwill goes. lay the University OF
Zurich. and. in Il degree. hy the Rus
sian Government. presents itself :" rN-
cry university and t" every observer "i
the times. Two Yeas ago the lord
ordinary of the Edinburgh University
decided. after Il long and warm debate.
and an appeal from authority T." au-
thority. that is the universities ol
scotland were largely constituted upon
the model of Bologna and other Iu>ti-
tutiunS from which women were not
barred. it can not have been intended
to exclude them trom those founded IN
Scotland. This decision. however. has
been set aside within the las; year.
Eat the English universities now h"ld
local examination iuI women. ana con
fcr degrees. And Harvard. the most
ancient of American schools. while re-
iu~ing to open hcI doors to co-cducd-
tinu. follows her English sisters in rX-
amiuati"n> and degrees. Even Column
hia college, the most conservative ot
colleges now admits women Ia some oi
her lectures. while cornell and the
Michigan University "pcn THEN d""Is
wide to men and women together. and
Antioch and Ohcllm and other schools
have long known no >,N in study.
1t is plain that the question of CO.
rducation that i, the teaching OF
Young men and women together il: The
college as they are taught in ;hc acadr-
my and in the common >rhnoi has now
laid hold OF the public mind with q
grasp that amazcmcrt and .coutcEiIi
and mcrcdulity and hi@otry. at least.
can not shake off. NJ Williams Col
l"gc. when the proposition WAS made,
the maiuliiy of the committee Sl,illtul-
Il cNadcd the direct encounter ui the
question hy falling back uruu the char
TEL and tn" sanction ~ interpretations.
All the t"rr"> upon I'll sid atc cu@ag-
ed. and the real. although not the form
al. victory seems To- j." gained ,h"t i.
the best opinion ot the time rouC,.tir~
that every opportunity "i '"H'''I'''
should lac opened 10 v"IfcIr Is 20 uicu.
The point that the cluc.!iou Shall ht
pursued un"cl exactly the same r"n"i-
tI"n l. not Yet "aIli'" AVID HE issue "i
the contest here. docs NOT DEPEND upon
moral al social "r p"iijl"tl, tuf Ia a 81
rl"ms dc4Ic" upon structural. ""I'>Id-
e'alI"nN. 1t j. VERY much i i'i''>l"'"@-
zeal questions. :" "il'h ~N"h''. actual
know ledge. nuu~i iWh!~'. thu ~oiGII"H.
Tn" lltI" book "i i'I. T.. H. Nldikr.
S." m E""'"''"". l. tb" latest c"ntItiH-
ton +" the dir''l~>i"n. l'F. Clarke i "l
eminent H-~iritn. late Professor at
MaterIa N'di'.t III linN'Ii'I College :
and the tone AID spirit of lis ESSAY.
with perhaps tv" ol three exceptions OF
i dcris"rN strain. cal not taii!l offend
tie adN"cir"S at ""-cdurati"H. some
OF these. hdrcd. ">>1lItlnG hIm with
great aid"I ana thi'ic >!h'oll'h' h''.l
the ar. FOR While ne Nrr''hH oil l'h\ r.
steal function and >'ili'nilr' 'hr\
speak of morals and political economy.
II certainly j. not Il subject ion heat ~
rhetoric. "r dcnunriHtl"m. W haicNrl
may hr Thought of ID. laIhc'~ ~cicIi-
title commissions. in which Professor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
iiENIN FRlN' II. ke@l-'"i-
\ true COPY of Record Attest.
- HENRY FEF\til Register
! true copy "f I;ocpId, Attest,
- HENRY FLFNIH Register.
,,AVTIL ITpWGDu.~ l~TATI.

SAMUEL EErWGCu'~ ESTATE.
- sTATE DE VEEMoNI. ClfEuuNIt DISTRICT. -
In Probate "uIt held tt the li"uafr once in
It .ToIu~hury il -rId District. on TIN eth day II
january. y. l.. III
samuel Redwood lat. ri 81 Iuhrah'3IN in ~.i di
tri,r deceased presents hi administration ."
count frr examination and allowance. and makes
and cation fey decree O." d-t sint."n AMI Iti iIii"u
Of tn, estate. of aid deceased.
Whyrr,,;ioIr. = ordered hoy sid court that said
ar,uuf and lid application r, r.:.ITrd t.'d --s."H
ct sud cont b- h,li 81 t.r rihtl" ole" iu
It .r,i-hrtr.. tho l6ii 'Iat OF lib 4. J.. III
for hc.llu- and Il. c~i"u tA'!r"n And i - IN! Ih":
ordered, That not lc, hereof '. .iN'A TO I'll I'I-r.-
Interested hy publication If the SAINT tuIcr week.
-rrc,,~-i,,ly in the 'Iiol"uitn. a u-"-ri'"r pub
ll-i,d 40 y. +uiI~1urv. prev Inr- To sid tlnt az
pointed for h,iriu- thr' Tho may #fF,.I nj sand
i.m,. and place. aII ~ln& ctu-'.. Il any they may
uayr. WHY said ..,,"uur should n"j hc ..l"" cd "nd
such Il, ere, u.t.-
~ the CONT -.tt,-;
ur>E4 !l.-No u I;,-.>;rl.
\ true. c.u. r! l,,,Ii.-Ar '.~J.
IfI\Ii I,t.rl.rtr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

TIL" oldest Mason is alive aftcr all.
He lives IN Tcrlc lIautr and j. one hun
drrd and tour. and has the @Iip.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

Since the hard times struck Nevada
they have raised tn" price of killing
Cinnamon to seven dollars.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
Desirable Place For Sale.

offer my place fnr sale situated IN Central
street colnrr"f Sprin, The buildings are III thor,
gu, III repair and the, place is central pleasant aud
every way desirable.
\ portion Of thu. purchase money can rcHaln on
mortgage. g3tf j. L. Met DltMI' IA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

EREE sample bottle Of ADANs0N'- BOTANIC
= BALSAM at all druggists. Pleasant ard An
unfailing remedy for AZ tlIma. Coughs Gold. Lung
Complaints, &c Large bottles. 81 cts Dr. + "
kINsMAN Proprietor Augusta. Maine. 5000 for @
case il will not cure. Try II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06
FARM ATA BARGAIN.

nd within miles Of tast Harlwick. on the L. 4
, Il, E.-nr..r school running water at house and
,arn. wen timher,d. good pasture. contains
ybn viii nav zoe or eco down. The rest may rr
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which was shot into the air. while its
occupants tumblcd heels over head i'll
To- the water.
They all swan to the shore in safety
except Abdullah, who WAS wounded by
Il crocodile but rescued by Kalulu. sim
la. and Motto.
After landing and taking care of Alb
dullah. the next proceeding was to hunt
for the canoe. which had been dragged
of hy the wounded hippopotamus. 1t
waS found among the reeds of the
island. with the body of the dead hip
pnpotamus still fastened to it by the
harpoom line. Together they dragged
the huge creature into shallow water.
and loaded the canoe with part of his
flesh. which is esteemed Il great delica-
cy. Then they lifted Ahdullah care
fully into the boat, and returned to the
village. where the Young Arab soon
recovered from his wound.-Fron "Somc
BOys in 4 fricd." in st. NichOidS
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FOR SALE.

The subscribcr offers tnr sale his HOUSE and
LOT at the corner OF Summer and Winter streets
Also two or three vacant lots on Spring street
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