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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
The Present Duty.

One thing Republicans everywhere
must understand, and that is, that this
is no time for pickering. All success
es are accompanied BY dissensions, all
victories, it would seem, by quarrels
among the victors Dissatisfaction is
as normal as the reverse. Therefore,
it is natural that great political Or
ganization should be tormented there
by. During the past two years, this
feeling has grown. illuminated and ex-
ploded Where the fragments are it
is not designed to suggest. Certain it
is, that there was IN this dissatisfaction
much that was honest in purpose. AS
for the judgment displayed. either in
bolting or staying at home, the best
verdict is found in silence and not in
summing up. Corruptions have ex-
listed. How could it be otherwise. af-
ter a great war had expanded the ad-
ministrative fabric to it's utmost tenu-
ity, and left gaps through which cum
ming scoundrels saw their way to a
large grab from the public treasury.
These evils were and are being rene
died by the party in power, as early as
possible after they were found out.
The personal ill-will Of older advocates,
who imagined that service gave them
transtendant claims, helped by the
feeling expressed in their behalf, to
foster the fears Of the honest minority
for whom reformers were too slow, be-
cause they either over-rated the evil or
under-rated the obstacles.
But all this is passing. The ''inde-
dependent and dissatisfied Republi-
can, who was honest, has no longer
any reason to doubt whittier the de-
mocracy tends that his dissatisfaction
has temporarily aided to place in pow
er. SO seeing, he must recognize the
fact that the party Of liberty is the
party Of reform. Guerilla warfare is
never allowable where an organized
force is in existence The fate of par
tisan rangers is to be absorbed or shot
by one or the other Of the opposing
armies. The half million or more
Republican votes that last year stayed
at home or went over to the foe, are
learning now that they asked for bread,
only to receive a stone that was de-
signed to brain them.
The duty of Republicans, who did
not become disgusted, is very plain.
1t is to close up the ranks compactly,
inviting all who want to train with
them under the kindly banners of old.
No recriminations are to be INDUCED
in. No quarrels or chickering's are to
be allowed. No denunciations must
be permitted Votes are what we
want. Victories are what we strive
for. The enemy is before us, elated
by recent victories, conscious, too, that
they are not quite sure of the ground
they have won. Just now, they whis-
tie, like boys, to keep up their cour-
age. Inside their own lines discords
are heard. A perfect witch chorus of
commingling contrarieties come from
their camp.
Ours is the duty of triumph-the
work of reorganization, and the hopors
of successful encounter. These can
be won, if we only will. ORGANIZE
FOR VICTORY The way to camp is
plain. Our banners are unchanged.
The leaders are as trusty as ever. Re-
form IS possible within In fact, that
is the only place where it can be achiev-
ed.-The Republic.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
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caustics or the knife, and radically cured. IF
painful, and an open ulcer formed, medicines
will be sent by Express to give prompt relief.
cents for Book with descriptive Cases, Refer
ences and Testimonials.
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No. Il East 10th Street, New York
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26

R8-A train leaves Green Bay at A. NJ. con-
Meeting at Hilbert with train for Worcester. ar
riying there at 7:45 ?. NJ: returning from Wor-
cester, leaves Hilbert at $50 P. NJ, and reaches
Green Bay at lilo 2. NJ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
The Clergy of the Revolution.
No. v.
NATHANIEL DAGGET, D. D.: HIS PAT
RIOTISM PERSONAL BRAVERY
BARBAROUS TREATMENT
OF HIM.

BY j. t. HEADLEY,
Author of Washington and his Generals" &C.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
State of Wisconsin, Wood County Court-In
Probate.-sS.

State of Wisconsin, Wood County Court-In
Probate.-sS.
In the matter of the estate of Henry w. Jack
son deceased.
an this 4th day of August, A. D. 1875. upon
W reading and filing the Epetition of CorneIia
J. jackson of the city of Centra!ia, County of
Wood and State Of Wisconsin. stating that
Henry W. Jackson of the County of Wood, died
intestate on about the 18th day of June 1875
and praying that she the said COrnelIa J. Jack.
said deceased. 1t is ordered that said applca-
tor, and petition be heard before me at the
Probate office in the City Of Grand Rapids
Wood County, Wisconsin, on the 9th day of
August, A. d. 1875 at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
And it is further ordered that notice of said
application and petition and the hearing there
of be given by publishing copy of this order
for three successive weeks once in each week in
the Wood County Reporter-that being news
paper published. once in, each. week in said
Dated at Grand Rapids, Wood County, Wis
consin this 4th day of August. A. d. 1875
by the Court [. L. M0SHER,
County Judge.
H. HAYDEN, Atty for petitioner
Aug5w4W
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26

In the District Court of the United States for
the Western District of Wisconsin.
At the City of Madison in said District the
third day of August, A. D. 1875.
IL appointment as assignee of Ralph G..
Worthington of Centraia, in the County of
Wood and State Of Wisconsin, within said Dis
trict who has been adjudgel Bankrupt upon
his own Petition by the District Court of said
District.
GEO. R. GARDNER, Assignee &c.
To Ralph C. Worthington Bankrupt and to
the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
Aug19w3t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
J. F. INGRAHAM & Co., Publishers.
GREEN BAY AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

SUMMER TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE
90 1875.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
The Unfinished Prayer.

Now lay."''--repeat it, darling
Lay me- lsped the tiny lips
vi my daughter, kneeling, bending
Ger her folded finger tips.
Down to sleep-to Sleep" she murmured,
And the curly head bent low;
i pray the Lord''-I gently added,
You can say it all, know
"Pray the Lord''-the sound came faintly-
Fain ter still-"My soul to keep
Then the tired head fairly nodded
And the ch lid was fast asleep.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26

Daily except Sunday Daily except Sat
urday. Supper. Breakfast.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
SLEEPING CARS
ATTACHED To ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
CONNECTIONS ::

At Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul, and Western Union Railways.
At Plymouth with Sheb4ygan 4 Fond du Lac
At Green Bay with Green Bay y Minnesota
Railways, for New London, and Chicago &
Northwestern Railway, for points north:
sofa Railway, for Grand Rapids, and points
Vest.
At Junction City with Wisconsin Valley Rail
way, for Wausau.
E, B, PHILLIPS, General M Manager.
H. PRATT, Gen, I, A, Nil,
E, BACON, Assistant,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27

podfidit. Spor mezi ob6ma vyrovnal
Sherman tim zptsohem, ze Schotieldovi
sIibil pfednost Palncrovi fek, 10 ztra.
Ia tasu zpozdilosti ioho zayin9na royna
SC ztrdt6 dyou tisici muz6.
. Lincolnoyi, nimz Sc en trkrate Sc
tkal, mIuyi yelkon Gctou: ,.Ze vsech
muzu, pise, IS nimiz isem Sc "a ziyoby-
ii svGho setkal, zda Sc mi, ze mel Lincoln
vice prav6 dobroty spoienG dobrotou
srdce, ne2 ktcrykoIiv iiny. Kdyz odpo-
tiyal nebo vahaI, wisely rnce nohy ie-
no malebnd bH ziyota (nrty6) dold a o.
blicej ieho byl salny trnd sama starost-
livost. Ale okamziku, kdy mluviti ase
ial. 2atal oblieei ieho zatiti, ieho vysoka
postava rostIa Il Lincoln byl tech chyi.
ich zosobneny rozmar u kamarad."
Pr posledni rozmhve tazal SO Sher-
man presidenta, .iak by Sc melo naIozti 5
jeff Davsem, natel on prayil, ze BY 81
pfaI by re zemd prchl, ale iemu ze by Sc
nesuselo vetejne Sc TAX vvsloviti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27

cirkeVnim ale kure fimske ii fimskehO
dyora a re kardinal jest politickym "a
stupcern finskeho papeze, kterouz vrch-
most co nejvyssi uznati musi. Kardinal-
stvi .ie zflzeni rye monarchicke, pficici Sc
rozhodne deinokratickemu zfizeni americ-
ksmu Tot i mas nahled. Kardinal Nc
Closky piietim hodnosti kardinalske pre-
stal byti obcanem, jelikoz toto vymeznie
ono naopak.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27
kATOLICKY' PAMBU JE NEZA

kATOLICkY' PAMBU JE NEZA-
CHOvAL. Casopisu Times" Lon
dyn6 telegrafuje Sc dne "a. kvetna Vid
ne, ze pramice 5 mnozstvim poutnikd, k
panne Marii ma druhen bfehu feky Mu
ry putuiicich, uprostfed proudu pobliz Ju
denburgu Sc potopila, pfl temz tenlet vet
sina poutnikd, poctem IS SO utopia. Pan
ma Maria, k niz tito nestastnici putovali,
Jest pry zazracna Jeli tomu skutku
tax, proc ntjakym zazrakem nevysvobo-
dila tonouci marianske poutniky drave
no proudn! Nebo jef bohorodicka nei-
mocneisi pfimluvkyn6 ysemohouciho
boha, proc Sc Il neho IA ty nestastniky ne
primluvila. A dafili bth ctitele bohoro
dicky zvlastni milosti, proc pr vsemohou
cnosti lasce sve dopustil, ably jich 7i ma
pouti ku ,,kralovne nebes" bidnt zahynu.
10! OdporuGuie.ne tyto otazky vsem du
Sim veficim.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27

ZLATA SLOVA pronesl Pfi stoletG
slnvnosti bitvy u Lexingtonu Concordu.
phi ktere pfilezitosti odhalena socha pred
stavujici minutsmena (brance kazde chvi
lie hotoveho do pole "a nezavlslost vytah-
MOUTH pan George William Curtis:
,,Zadny kralovsky guverner nezaseda
tamto statnin dome, zadne nepfatel-
ske lodstvo nekfizuje bli2e pobfezi nase-
ko, aniz kdy ma pddu nasl vkroci ina ar.
mada nez nase. Ne, nasi nepfatele ne
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27
|. Q S nj p o & AIRY.

Tyrone, Pa 25. kvetna Poslednim
prudkym a velkym liiavcem byly po2a.
ry lesich We mesteckach konecne nha-
seny. Spousty jsou hrozne.
V Osceole lehlo popelem 250 dom6
400 rodin Jest zcela bez pfistresi. Velkou
chvalu zaslouzi ID. ID. Wood, zeleznicni
zfizenec, ktery srdnatosti duchapfitom-
nosti svou mnoha osobam zivot zachoval.
Tyz opatfil 81 nekolik otevfenych, naklad
Mich vozI, nalozil ma ne rodiny dovezl
ie stastn6 skrze hotici lesy do Phiippsbur
gu. Podnikl ctyry rodobne iizdy w
veil sfastne Z Osceoly, kolkolem i uvnitr
plamenech stojici pres tisic osob, ponej-
vice zen deti, nichz by zaiisie nektere
byly plamenech zahynuly. Mestecko
Hautzdale. citaici asi 900 obyvatel6, lehlo
cel6 popelem. Oheh, ktery Sc pres Hautz
dale, skrze lesy velmi rychle sifl, zasahl
male metecko Parsonsville Prahy zele.
znice Osceoly do Houtzdale ma prach
shofely. Pani Stonebergerova uhorela.
Dne IS. XIV. rano ztravil ohen soused-
stvi uhlodolI Ellangevan IL hornickych
domd. Hotel Stodardsville Sc staiemi
kdlnami shofel We Wilkesbarre do pra-
chu. 9Oleta pani Coxova zahynula v
plamenech. Hotel Sc chytil cd ohnI 2
lesa sem dosahuiicich.
Nevy York, 26 XIV V poslednim
sezeni obchodni komory rokovano bylo c
obrovskych vnopalnickych podvodech a
podloudnictvi, jakez Sc vedomim nepo.
ctivych dfednikd celnich bernich cd
delA DOLBY zemi provozuie. Obchodni
komora mini, ze VIM toho nese ptednt
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27

lsou dnes tohoto splsobu. Oni nepost,l-
paii IN vifeni bubni a bodaky rannim
slnnci Sc tfpyticimi prot nam. Avsak
kdekoliv duch partizanstvi (stranictvi)
bude dOtirati ma stare zarukv svObody,
iakmile pobozn6stkarstvi a neyedomost
.osudne ruce sve klasti budou ma nase
skoly, nebo kdyz drza vyzyvavost zpup
most kast roynd prava tvaf udefi, nebo
-kdyz porusenost otravovati zaGne sama
zfidla naseho narodniho zivota, tenkrate
branci minutesmen svobody Sc vzchop-
te pokud milnjete tuto vlast hrdi iste
ma slavnou minulost jeii a chcetel il svo-
bodnon zachovati d6tem, neusetfte nepfi-
tele. 5 hor pahrbkI, re zem6, oblak
samych vrheite Sc nan. Palte kazdt
skaly, "a kazdym stromem, kazdych
dyeri Il oxen, cd posvatneho krbu i Z loz-
mic, boiuite bite Sc Cd ranniho rozbfes-
ku az do slunce zapadu TAX po celG ze-
mi, hofice posvdtnym hn4vem, potreite
hOrdy nev6domosti poboznIstkafstvi a
porusenosti a nes spravedlnosti a zehte ie
nazptt, nazpetl az porazeni a do posled
niho potreni budou.'
Doufeime, ze slova tato zapadla vsem
posluchatnm hlboko do srdce, take roz-
pomenouce Sc krasneho pfikladu rekov-
nych pfedkt, budon touz neohrozeno
sti TIME nadsenim 1ytrvalosti ka2-
dy Ma SVEN miste boiovat proti dnesnim
nepratehlm syobody teto krasne krvi
tolika hrdind posvtcene zemG - prot po
boznHstkafstvi, nev6domosti, porusenosti,
rodicimu Sc kastovnictvi mnozici Sc ne.
spravedlnosti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27

ROMANISMUS. Tax nazyvaji pro
testantsk6 casopsy katolickou viru. Zdei
81 Evangelical Messenger" clanku
jmenem tim nadepsan6m, pise mezi it,
nym toto;
,.kdekoliv ma romanismus plnon moe,
prondsleduje dosud iinov6rce: y lednu
1879 ucinila katolick:i lGza tltok na pro-
testantsky hostel V Acapulco MeNiku,
zabila.j osob poranila temef kazdou ie-
dnotlivou osobu kostele. Minuleho 70.
ku byl jeden protestantsky kn6z chladno
krevne zavrazden. Y Ecuadoru, V JIM
Americe, neni dnes zadny protestant ii.
voteln svyln iist. Rimslla cirkev neuchy
lila Sc ami o .edinou pismenu cd hanebne
no, nelidskeho uGeni sveho vzhledem H.
noverc6. Ona poklada vSecky osoby,
kter6 isou mimo cirkey, IN kacife, ktefi
zivotem svym propadaji; kdyby m6la
moe tomu, uvrhla by kazdeho mich
do zalafd nebo ma hranici, aneho by ,je po
silala do vyhnanstvi kontiskujic stateGne
sratky iejich. Lide, ktefi isou kazde
chvile hotovi, miti ruce sve krvi biz
Mich, pokladaji Sc "a nasledniky n6zneho,
laskyrln6ho Jezise. M1zelis byti vetsi
lie nestoudneisiho podvodu a pokrytec-
tvi! Romaniste pfedstiraii, ze .lsou kie-
stane zatim rusi poloyici z desatera pfi
kazani kozich. ,,Nezabijes" zni iedno a
vsak prave toto rusili ncivetsi brntalno
sti beztrestne.
Rimska cirkev ma diva uhelne kane
ny; jednim Jest neytdomost, druhym
vrazda."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27

KARDINAL ptestava byti amerlc-
kym obtanem. Kdyz pred .lety byla
neivyssimu soudci Spoi. statd Taneymu,
ktery sam byl katolikem pfedloAena otaz
ka. miize. lis kardnalstvi srovnati Sc s
americkym obcanstvim, odpovedel ze nj
koliv, jelikoz kardinalstvi neni dfadem
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27
Ease NOyY' SKANDAL udal S,

Ease NOYY' SKANDAL udal Sc
We Washington6. Jak liz minule zvesto-
yano, pfibylo do Washngtonu nekolik nj
telnikh kmene SionA, ktery vlastni i've
mi zname co ono Cernych VrchG, ably
5 presidentem ministrem vntra Della
mem, vyiednayali o postoupeni uzemi to.
no ia pfimtfenou nahradr Spoj, StatIm,
mimo to ably 81 posttzovai ma mnohG in
dianske iednatee, ienz je nestydate pod
vadi. SAM sye kapsy ma ueet sv6fenych
Jim rudocha spikujice. Prvni druhy
dGel cesty Jest yelmi dtilezity.
Indiane, Z nichz n6kteii, iako Red
Cloud a Spotted Tail, byIi iiz drive we
Washingtont, ubytovali Sc hotelu Wa
shingtonhouse, kde jiz drive byli hostmi
kde Sc Jim libilo Hotel tento zaiiste
nebude mistem Spatnym, an n6m sveho
tasu ministr Delano "A rnistopresident Wi
son ajini yyssi 1fednici spokovi byli ma
strave. Maitelem eho jest p. Beveridge,
jehoz ylidna man2elka 81 zylast6 ziskala
naklonost naGelnik1, tax re jinak il nena
zyvali nez .,matkou." Po dyou nebo vice
dennim pobytu nahle nafizeno, aby Sc In
diane ptesidlili do jineho hotelu, fremont
housu, kde to pride wade lacin6ii ln-
diane uposlechli. Ale sotya novem ho
tela diva dny pobyli, sebrali sV6 ,,blanke
ty" vratili Sc do Washingtonhousu, kde
byli vlidne pfijati.
To dopalilo komisate Smitha. Prohla-
81 lined, re ho5tinsk6mu Washington
housu neyyplati ma IGet midland ami ie-
dinGho centn. Ia pravou pficinu, proc
vlada nechce, ably Indiane hoteln tom
bydleli, udava, ze jim Beveridge daval
kofalku mimo TO iestt, ze ie vodii do
spatnych domG k lehkym zenskJm, cd
kud 81 pfinesli nemoce, nichz ma yelkt
dtraty vlady vyleceni byti museli.
Pan Beyeridge rozhorlent obvin6ni odmi
ia tvrdi, ze jsou to .in6 piiciny, nichz
indianskd sprdva nechce, aby Indiane by
tovali ii neho IndiansKy ring, ktery Sc
liz 30 celou radu let ma lndianech spoil
koyG pokladnt prohfesule, boil Sc totiz,
ze by Indiane We Washingtonhousc byli
pfistupneisi nepfateldm .ieho (ringu) a ze
by cd Mich prot n6mu spracovani byti
mohl. Indian6 sami nejaky:podskok We
tfii proto Trenontfouse iiz po dvou
dnech opustili. Jak pills indnnskenu
ringu zalezi ma tom, ably lndlane mnoho
nemluviii, vysvita toho, he Jim indian
sti lednatel6 necht6i dati tumaGe, k
nilnz oni dlvern mali; ma tlumatich pax
zaleM vsecko, nebot nikdo ufednik Il
washingtonskych reel SiouxI nerozumi,
TAX ze darebacky a uplaceny tlumac mu
ze feei ndGelniki tlumotiti die. libosti
sve. TF EfHH# 81 q
Snad ze tato osudnd historka povede k
zadoucimu vysetfeni iirdianske sprayy,
ktera Sc pry ze ysech odbora vladnicI
nejnefadneii vede.
-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-27
Anerika


Washington, ID. G.. % kvetna
Ministr yoienstvi dovolil spolecnosti Me-
mortal Ozdobiti dne l. Gervna hrobky re-
bellti ma Arlingtonskych vysinach po-
hfbenych, venci a kytkami. Hroby unio-
nistickych voiind ovenceny budou So
botu dne 29. kyetna
Maiiteli Washingtonhousu (hotelu) 0.
znameno ministerial vnitra. ze "a India
ny tam bytniici, zadny dGet zaplaeen ne
bude Pied dvema lety, kdy Red Cloud
s .iinymi nacelniky We WashingtonG mes
kal We Washinstonhouse ubytovan byl,
daval Jim hostinsky p. Beveridge kotal-
ku, iiz Ma uGtech uvddel co lemonadu
vodil je do nevestinc6, nichz 81 pfinesli
nakazlive nemoce; vlada lnusela potom
lekafdm, ktefi le lecili, vyplatiti S1,7O0
"a leceni. lndiansky komisaf Smith dial
nacelniky Siouxd dopraviti do fremont
housu, ale tito vydrzeli tam len diva dni,
nacez sc nektef z Mich, vedeni Ceryenvm
oblakem a Pestrobarvym ohonem Red
Cloud Spotted Tail do Washington
housu vratili. Vyiednavani Indiany ne
pdjde tax hladce, .iak SO "a to m6lo, ieli-
koz Sc rozliene osoby, ktere porazeni in
dianskeho ringu usiluii, do vtci michaj'.
Ohavna vrazda
Boston, 20. XIV. Obec tato byla o.
petne vydesena vrazdou, ktera co do u
krutnosti a surovosti pfekonava nedavne
zavrazdeni pani Binghamove. Asi sesti-
leta divka Mabel Youngova nalezena by
la We v6z baptistickeho kostela We War.
rem Avenue smrtelne ranena, ktera nasle-
dujiciho dne ranam podlehla. Co vraz
dy podezfely zat6en by Il zvonik toho ko
stella Thomas w. Piper, ktery sicc tvrdo-
slime zaplra, az prot n6mu sv6dei vsecky
okolnosti. - Pficina vrazdy jest zahale
na temncu rouskou taiemstvi. Nekteii
mini, ze Piper proto diyku do kostela
vlakal, ably Sc ma nj dopustil nevyslovitel.
neho zlocinu, kde4to JIM mali "a TO, ze
byl najat Cd osob. iirnz .ide dedictvi, jez
neboztik otec devcatku zdstavil. Pan
Young byl bohaty obchodnik. - Roz-
horteni prot Piperovi Jest nesmirne. Me-
ri lidem Sc mluvi o lyneovani netvora to-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-09
The Coal Trade.

The coal trade continues quite large ior both
anthracite and bitum minous. and a very large
amount Of coal is being sold at the present ad.
vance in prices. We hear Of some anthracite
purchases by the iron furnaces, but indepen.
dent of this, the shipments of coal from the coal
centres, mninly for domestic uses is very large
The retail demand for conl I'm this market. is
very active and is likely to continue 30 for the
next two months. Notwithstanding all this, 1t
is believed that never before has there been SO
much economy observed IN coal consumption on
the railroads and in homes. The latest reports
from Boston and most other New England
ports is, activity In coal at prices ranging from
" 70 SsA per ton. The Schuylkill Coal Exchange
announces that the parties drawn on Septem.
Der Sd last to furnish price of coal on which to
base rates of wages to be paid for that month.
makes the following returns Lawrence Merkle
q Co., So 59.7si Shenandoah City Colliery s2 ST..
90; Gilberton Coal Company, e. 02.53; Girard-
vile Colliery. g. 52,7O; Hammond Coiery, 81
52.7O. The average of these prices being S2 ST..
I2 100. the rate Of wages to be paid for Septem-
Der Will be TWO per cent advance on e. so basis.
The supply OF chestnut coal has become so
largely IN excess of the demand that 1t has be.
come necessary to restrict the quantity sent
from the mlnes.-Ledger, 4th.
The following table elbows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehgh Valley Railroad for the
week ending October I'd 1875, and for the year q
compared with the same time last year:
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lAdvertisement.l
A w OnderfuI Cure,

This is to certify that my son, w. r.. Camp
bell was taken sick with that dreadful disease
st. Vitus' Dance, whereby he lost the power OF
speech and the use of his arms and limbs ap-
piled to several physicians and tried various
remedies. but all in vain. We looked upon our
dear son with heartfelt sorrow, thinking thpt
he must remain in that condition during mis-
lifetime. But. thank God, at last met with
DR.. w, f. Christ, who told me he could cure the
child, and in three month time he restored him
to perfect health and soundness and the child is
now going to school. he was taken Ill about
five month ago. DR.. w. f. Christ is h0meO-
patbist physician, and resides in Parryville, and
He ia man of 20 years experience in the treat
ment OF all acute and chrome diseases ana I do
hereby recommend DIR, w. +. Christ to suffer-
ing humanity in this community, as good,
honest, kind and faithful Christian man. If you
are suffering from disease OF any KIND apply at
once to DR.. w. L, Christ, Parryvlle, Carbon
Co., Pa. and be relieved from yOur pain and suf-
fering. ROBERT CAMPBELL,
Pariyville. Oct End. 1875.
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EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors.
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter nam
cd have FLED their respective accounts OF the
following estates In the Registers Office. at
Mauch Chunk, in and for the County of Carbon,
winch accoupts have been allowed by the Reg
ister, Will DO presented 70 the Judges OF the
Orphans Court on Monday, the 18th dav OF Co.
tO5er next, at 10 o'clock AM. for confirmation
FIRST and final account Of John b. Rupter I'D.
ministrator OF the estate of John Gallagher.
decd.
Second and final account OF Harriet Relnhard.
administrative of the estate Of Emanuel Rein
hard. decd -
First and final account of Conrad Mnler. ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF Martin Weaver.
decd. .L 4I--.-t..I
FIRST and final account OF Tllghman Il. eittler,
administrator OF the estate Of Harrison Hoff.
mRn, decd. s.t ..I.. t.. L. t.I
First aud final account Of Henry Boyer ad.
minIsIratOr OF the estate OF Daniel Krum, decd!
First and final account OF jacob A. Lelby, Adr
MIN istraLOr OF the estate OF George Rex, decd
First and partial account Of Edward Kelley,
execui or Of the last Will and Testament Of Susan
M eighan, decd
pinger administrator OF William O'Keefes
deceased. -
A. wHIrTINGHAM, Register.
Registers office, Maucn Chunk, Sept. IL. is7R