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than ne e-Chicagc Post.
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ones with rounds CT applause. The pa
rade was dlsbanded at the grounds, and
to the music of the Renz's Orchestra,
of Philadelphia, the boys and girls stepo
ped it off. The accommodations in and
around the picnic grounds were all
that could be desired aud the merry
time was kept up until late hour,
when all satisfied returned to their
homes. The Phoenix boys did the right
thing to the various delegations that put
in their appearance, supplying them
with plenty of "meat and drink" The
Lehigh delegation spoke in the highest
terms of praise, with regard to the
treatment that was given them on the
occasion. Last, but not least, were the
Rescue Hook d Ladder boys, with
their nobby outfit and carriage. The
gentlemanly bearing of the participants
during the parade was very commend
able. This parade and pic mic would
have taken place on Friday, the 18th,
had it not been for the inclement condi-
ton of the weather.
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on Friday night. the 18th INST, coal train en-.
eine No. n, bound north on the L. v. r r.,
exploded at Stony Creek, about fifteen miles
north of Mauch Chunk, The train was going
at the rate Of ten miles an hour, and the engine
was carrying l45 pounds of steam when the ex-
plosion occurred. John KerShner, engineer,
john Dupler. fireman. Benjamin F, Hoffman,
ts0n OF Nathan Hoffman. OF East Penn. twp,
aged q yeaIs,) and Ii. w. KoIp, brakeman ere
instantly killed. The engineer was found on
the mountain,a distance of 200 yards from where
the explosion occurred. Two men were thrown
ACROSS the Lehlgh river, distance of about 200
yards, on the Central Railroad of New Jersey :;
ana one man was found IN the Lehigh river
close BY the railroad. George Owens, brake
man, was sitting on the tender brake, when
the explosion took place, and received severe
injuries. but it is hoped not fatal. The engine
had been in use about seven years, and lately
she had been receiving a thorough repairing.
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District Conferences.

The Second District Conference Of the Iuth-
eran synod of PcnnsyIvania held its regular
semiannual meeting in Trinity Church, Catl-
sauqua beginning at O'Clock on tuesday and
ending on Thursday of last weeA, Upward of
thirty pastors, together with about twenty lay
interesting and important co those more direct
ly concerned. Considerable time was spent IN
providing for the supply OF vacant charges and
congregations. The matter of dividing large
charges ana having more ministers employed
on the same territory. gave rise to quite pro
tracted and earnest discussion, The interest
OF Muhenberg College also came up for con-
alteration. Religious services were held on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, on which
occasions, practical sermons were delivered by
Revs. g. A. Bruegel OF LehightLn and VIM. A.
SchaeRer of EnstOn. The next meeting of the
vile. in the charge OF Rev. o. Leopold
Dafch
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Special Notices.
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia is the most perplexing Of all human
Niiments Its symptoms ace almOss lltinite IN
variety and the fOrlOrn and dispondent victims
ol the disease often fancy themselves the prey,
i'll turn, Ot every known mllady. This Is due,
III part to the close sympathy which EXISTS be-
tween the stomach a1d the brain, and In part
also to the fact that any disturbance of the d.
gestive function necessarily disorders the liver.
the bowes and the nervous system, and Of
fects TO some extent the quality of the blood
e. Il. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron a sure
cure. This is not a new preDeratlOn, TO be tired
ana found wanting 1t has been prescribed daily
for many yea IN the practice OF eminent phv-
scians with unparalleled success; 1t Is not ex-
pected or intended to cure all the diseases to
which the human family is su0je Il, but Is war
ranted ~ curs DyspeDsla in It's most obstinate
form KunNles Bitter Wine Of Iron never falls
to cule. symptoms OF Dyspepsia are loss OF ap.
pititi wind and rising Of the food dryness of
mouth. heartburn, distensiOn OF the stomach
and bowls, constipation, headache dizzness,
sleep essneSs AMI low spirits, Try the greaG
remedy ana be convinced of its merits. Get the
genulne Take only KIukl B's wnich IL put uD
only in q bott es. Depot, 80 North Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa 1t never fails For sale BY all
Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Tape Worm
Removed in u few hours. No fee ssked until
the eLt re worm, with mead, is expelled. Medi-
cine harm.es, being purely able. Consul
Ia ion free by Dr. Il. +. KUNKLE, No, $50 North
street Philadelphia, Pa. Seat, Pin aud stom
ach Worms also removed. Advice free. Send
Tor circular. 60 to your druggist and ask for
kUNKLk's WORM SYRUP. Price 81 per bottle.
lhe Worm syrup never fails. Sep. 4, l"m
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The following comprising the criminal cases
now in the hands of the proper officers, Will
probably be disposed of during the ensuing
term OF Court. commencing Monday, October
18th:
Com. vs John Ballet, assault and battery.
Con VS.. Abraham Hill, threatening to Kill.
Com. VS.. Julianna Hil, TIL eatenng arson.
Com. vs.. Moses Anthony, assault and battery
Com. vs.. Gasp Riehl, assault and battery.
Com. VS.. j. Kanse attempted hOusebrea King
Com. vs Dan. Gallagher, assault and battery
aud larceny.
Com, vs. John Monaghen, assault and battery
and larceny.
Com. vs.. George Rehr1g, assault on the body.
Com. VS.. Edwin Seibert, adultery.
Com. vs.. Henry Hlskey, +, and b.
Com. VS.. James snyder i. and b.
Com, VS.. samuel b .hler +. and b.
Com. vs.. Raphael MazlOttO, Il. and b.
Com. VS.. Val Mills II. and Il.
Com. VS.. Abraham Hill desertion.
Com. vs. Patrick COnr0y, staOOing.
Com. VS.. 4. Kelley and Dennis Rooney. as
sault and battery.
Com. VS. Lew stroll, assault and battery
tn. ee charges,
Com VS., John II. Race, assault and battery
three charges.
Com. VS.. Charles Kline. perjury.
Commonwealth VS.. Samuel Behler is sald to
have been amicably settled
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The "heavy lumberman, Mr..

The "heavy lumberman," Mr..
Sol. Yeakel, ot Wcissport, was out
driving with his family Il week or so
ago, when the horse SHE'D at something
Oh the road, tumbling out his little
daughter between the wheel where
upon he jumped from the wagon to
seize the horse and secure the child,
severely spraining his ankle joint.
The United Companies of New
Jersey and the Philadelphia and TIen-
ton Railroad Company announce q
quarterly dividend Of 2 1-2 per cent,
payable at the Office of the Penusyl-
vania Railroad on the 10Th of October.
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DIED.

FAEHR.-At East Mauch Chunk on the 18th
ult, Henry, infant child OF Henry and Amena
Faehr, aged months
NEUMANN.-At Nfauch Chunk. on the 18th
ult, Hugo otto, infant child OF Ford. and q.
Neumanl. aged weeks
LEIST-At Mauch Chunk, on the 10th ult.,
sAnna Sophia. child of Ernest und Mary Leisl,
aged year, months and "A days.
FRASS.-At Mauch Chunk, on the 22nd ult.,
Frederick Henry, infant child OF Johu and 10 ise
Frass, aged months and Is days.
LEOPOLD AT Mauch Chunk, ON the 23rd
ult.. Anna, child of JOhl ana Blrbaca Leopold.
aged years mon MS and IA dqys
ROTHERMEL.-At HazletoI. on the nth
inst John f., child OF John and Sarah kother-
mel aged years, months and is days.
HOFFMAN.-On the 18th inst through the
explosion of n boiler. near Stony Greek, Benja.
min Fran Slin son of Nathan Hoffman, of East
Penn township, aged 81 years, months and
days.
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EDITOR CARBON ADVOCATE DEAR SIR; As
was Obliged to spend last Sunday In Lehigh-
ton, saw an announcement in your worthy
journal of a ohildren's meeting TO be held In the
evening by the Evangelical Association" :" on
Northampton ST. So at once concluded as an
observer, to examine the spirit of enterprise
and Advancement in a religious aspect IN your
town. Permit me to say, right here. that was
very agreeibly disappointed. both In regard to
ability and proficiency OF this sabbath school.
The Pastor, Superintendent and all engaged in
this enterprise, deserve commenda ton the
children especially. The opening address by
the pastor was delivered in an enthusiastic,
humolo GUS, and pleasant style. The singing ac-
companied by the orgau. was excellent. The
very hearts Of the htlle ones seem TO have en-.
tered into the life-giving spirit, charmed with
the glorious anthems IN which angles delight to
join. Ny attention was especially attracted by
lne juvenile org tnlst an unostentntiOus little
girl. with "A serene air without confusion or
embarrassment, performed before 1ull hOuss,
as Il she had been alone hy herself, which
ties IN towns and cities 70 attend such meetings
where expert Is became embarrassed IN perform.
ing before full houses. But i must not fOiget
to mention the German speeches. 30 ably de
lvered by the little ones which was quite "a
treat 70 the observer, as German speeches by
Tue young are not a frequent occurrence IN oar
days and yet how beautiful and soul-stirring
were they delIYered, bearing the very image OF
humility and lnuOceuce aud are worthy Of com.
menuauOn, as well as their English eotempO
raTies. several addresses were delivered by
members OF the ASSOCIATION. Il was informedl.
which were appropriate and effectual, pOintiug
out The necessity OF repentance aud the remis-
sion OF sins d faltn in the Lord Jesus Christ.
uon for which the SuDerlnteadant and all con.
neeted with this school, have great reason, un-
osl divine biessings % thank the Lord ana take
winch resulted IN "a liberal amount assigned
Tor the adv lncement OF sunday school, nnd a
complete success was achtved by this onlldrcn's
meeting. 80 says au experienced friend OF
chlldren's meetings an advocate of sunday
schools, VINO was amply rewarded by ATTEND
6ept, 20th, 1915.
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MARRIED.

HELKE7-BREID.- on the 4th inst, by the
Rev. L. 4. Hennike, Mr.. Henry William Helix
et and Miss Josephine Breid both of Weather
ly, Pa.
GOETI-HARrMANN- -ol the l3th inst,
by the same ONen IS. ,'uetz, of Bethlehem, and
MISS Clena Hartmann of - Iellertown, Pa.
ENzIAN - WEIHBRE CIIT.-On the 18th
inst. Dy the same, GeOi re FREDERICK Bnzian, of
Franklin township, ana Miss Mirgaretta Caro-
hle WelhOrecnt of Maucn CHUNK.
HMM MELREICH -MOY ER.-On the 18th
inst, % rev. w. C0tfmau MIR. w. II. Himmel-
reich, OF Mauch Chunk, and Miss Mary A. MOy-
"a, of WeissporU
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Squiblets by MarcutiO.

Squiblets by MarcutiO. 49,.
sAD.
mad q little "pull back" once,
1t was my only PRIDE,
But alas, ru nen IL like Ounce
BY trying to have 1t dyed
-Lelignton should be congratulated on its
narrow escape trOm beng CdicdDOed rt
He found II halc pm III his dinner,
And while with IA ,e he shook
IL calico aloud, "WheIeI, the sinner I
Who did the dinner coOk?"
the jewelrv are stlll out," said n smart
man in cOui / the other day.
1t is expected that the Democrats viii soon
be Pershlng things. 50 let the stump SPEAKERS
PlOlett on.
-Ar. Speaker did not say he gentleman
lied Far from 1t, wnaJ L meant To say was
this: The gentleman initiates the truth, he
swels it, he enlarges lt,as IL were. So TO speak"
Why is pOnceman who arrests Il young
ladies' beau like most useful appendage TO a
loGOmNtlvel Because he s u spark aIresteT,
(Handcuff's this way.)
How cOmicil 1t was 10 see old Rod .ers down
on his knees in front of demyOhn singing -
sweet spirit hear my prayer" Mrs. Rodgers
knocked Rodgers OYec with ler shoe Just as he
was mDibing, SO RODGERS retired,
Yours truly, MARcUTIo.
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Religious .

M. E, Church-Rev. Wilmer Coffman, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow. Sunday at 1890
A. NJ, and 1890 p. NJ. Subject Of evening SER
mon-The Winecup and character. Sabbath
School p. M. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
nings.
Presbyterian. Church-SuUdav school at A.
NJ preaching at 1890 A. NJ and 7.30 r. NJ, by
Rev. John Darlington. pastor
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! gac,ety Meetings.


NFINITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF The M; 9.
2nd and 4th Monday of each month, IN He-
ber's Hall. Lebighton, at 1880 o'clock p;
JW. ONeil. s.K.C.i 5. X. Gilham' s'h' RS
usApRN HuTTES LODGE. No. 6s6 l. o.. o. i.
meets every TUESDAY eyenng, nrn. ~ oSioSV' ~ "
r. Rex, Secretary.
PoHo PoCA TRIBE No. III, Imp. Q. r., NJ, inset
on Wednesday evening OF each week, ut 7;3O
~1,clock IN Public school Hall, Weissport,
pa. ID. f. Rickert, 5. s. r. Gillian. Z. OF X
I.pu1agrog IonGE, No. 234. X Of p, meets
= on Friday evenings in Rebers Hall, az 7;5o
-fo'clock. A. W. Eaehes, &C. T. Hatchn, X.
of r.. and s..
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Afflicted, Unfortunate and Deluded.
nR. j. N. R1OBENSACK and

u DR.. ]. B. HOBENsACK, sons of
DR.. j. H., who has been engaged IN private and
hospital practice for 8 years, curing diseases
which destroy both mind and body, units you
for the duties OF life aud leads thousands to In
sane asylums and premature death DR.. j. N.
II and Dr.. ]. b. IL. dsv0te their time entirely
TO these diseases. aud guarantee cure In Il
short Time and little expense. DIR. j. N. HOben-
sack has attended and cuted eighty thou sand
cases Remember Drs.J N. ahd j. b. II Oben-
saeS's office No. 2Od North 2d street. Phlladel-
ph'a, above Race.
n. B,-Medicines sent by mail and express
Junel2-15-lyeOW
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
DO South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Sent. 23. 1875.
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A DMINISTaATOR's NOTICE.

LeIers Il adnl tratiol on the esta.e OF Da-
VIA siYder lac an Lower T0wH nunsing Nv a.
shtp "a bpu cuuu ~ dece is-u. lnVing u uI
giantud iu ,no unuerrigned ai persoas inde IL
uu 10 .lo est lc Wul ulsAo Immaculate paymcilt.
ANA tuo,' nav ug CLAIMS eudu ted - pre-
seut INC sane unlE 0itheliiuatcI 10 tbs ud-
Cefsislpd L. ulJustmtu
HENRY BOYER,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-04
SNEEZING
CATARRu.

This is constant sneeze sneeze, snetze, until
your head seems ready to Il y off, until your nose
thin. acrd, and poisonous until, unfit for business
or pleasure, you number yourself among the most
afflicted of mortas, destined to suffer periodically
the greatest distress without relief or consolation.
Every draught, every breath of air seems enemy
in disguise. This is properly called Acute Catarrh
and commonly. Cold in the Head. Its constant re-
currence is due TO consttutionally weak dscas.
ed nasal organs and enieebled action of the per.
spiratery glands. In the, permanent cure of this
distressing malady Saniord's Radical Cure for Ca
tarrh is never.iailing specific Instant relief fol.
lows the first dose. Its use destoys that morbid
senstveness to atmospheric changes which pre-.
dispose people to this disease, and is sure to pre-.
vent an attack OF Chronic or Lucrative Catarrh,