davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-11

&ir9en ItDrnn9. s. Wlaioms,
Mnoerion 9cott uno SGos. Garter, ole
farbig, waren Sonnabeno Dor gti9ter
Mbitc, aneeflogt, Die Slraclitil9e 8e=
meinbc, ,pdbrsno Deg @ipttesoienltes, in
ibrer Mnoa6t seltOrt 81 boben, lnoem
lie Die Spnasoge in Der Mapo Str, nit
Steiner bemarfen. So etri9e 3slgen
ablpcIeno maren, ,purbe Der Sail auf
beate per11pben.
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ganf. 0ie .Tirlt Rational 8anf'
seist pieber in ibrer Abre9nuns, wel6'
in elmer anoeren Spalte unleres glotteS
AL finben, oob oieielbe auf elmer selun-
ben Yajis rubt uno ooB Die Seamter
berlelben,l inter benen ,prr namentlld
ben YrdToenten Sapenport ulo ben Go'
1irer @lpper, berporbeben miillen> ibrl
Yfi9t setreuli6 erfilaen.
9as SnItitut miro nit Der srDBter
@orIi9t seleitet uno elm ieoer 8ilrsel
fam nit feitem Gertrausn leine @eloel
bemlelben iiber9eben.
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Mngetlast Ser @elonnter=
i6Iagung. ex-senator hilbert y.
2ntbrop, friiber Collector oes4 Siltrltts
unbyiein Ssputp @eo. glorioss lpurocn
aeftern ppn Der @ranb SurD Deg ger.
5taaten @eri9ts anseflast &%sglerungs-
0eloer unterl1lasen 81 baben.
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~ Sic 9Sabl. Ser 8oblfampf
miro nd91ten Wiittwo1, Den IS. D. DO.
Dnr6 cine Ma1enperlammluns Der cor=
lerpatipen Stimmseber Dor Sorbs 500
tel erDiinct perben. Ser I9tb. Sbo=
mas Yoparb, Ser. Staaten Senator
pom Selamare 1T eihseIaoen, in Der Ser
iammlung anweieno gu lein.
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@de Ser 1lten uno Wfain Ctr.
Der Wrcte@pr label lsins 8rsunbs unb oas
publlfum sir, feline Neutrality-suspicious. l9 ses
talisit anSuicben.
Ndberes iiber bic Serl@tsbsnsn @laiTsn unb
Die 9sbrartsn iDnntn bel Yrsf. 2aubs Nc. IL
@ai 8rOao Strabs Ubsr in Der Meaosmis sr.
ftast tosrben.
Oic neuelfen3 duse tperoen aelcbrt.
Der 11ntnri6t fir iunae Damsn, Wab9sn
unb Rnnbsu, Hnbet MtttwUGs unb Conn.
absnbs, MaAmttass non A bio 6 ubr, ben bsr
5srrsn Disnaass unb Grsitass, Mbsnes bon s
bis 10 ubr fat. ID II Int
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Ser ugureta Quartet Club" miro
nd1Iten Sienltas Mbcno mad Yeters=
burg seben, UNI bort elm CONCERT Su &C.
ben.
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9ie alte vMet, oplitan Sal" 1T neu
anfsepubt unb nsebeni9t" mproen
uno be;Bt iebt n@ranb Gentral Tarietp
Sbeater."
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fSeuer. 9onnobenb Mbeno gegen
Z llbr brad elm Seuer in Balmer & 80.
Yflug=Sabrif aus, wuroe icoo0 bolo
ipieber 9elDI6t. @ vaa
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Neue Nnseiaeit,
3u DeaMtietbelr

Sc lino swei s3immer, cine Greppe
bod. uno 2 l3immer, aruei 2reppen bod.
I'M 6auie oes Germ @baS. 9under, 9to.
l7l8 Wiain Ctr, amilAen Der II. nno
49,, binia 3u permietben. Ndberc8 1T
oaielbit 81 ~erfru9eu.
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iiber ben J3uitarb Der lien Natinnal
9 a II {, BON Gibnoub, So, iii &if.
ntoro i'm StaQte Sir9inien, beiln @es
ldfaftSldllilc am 1iten Gag in Oftobsr
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9ie @mberf Sabofspflan5en lolen
bur9 Srot iebr s%elitten babsr.
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a'9 Spbu &6bler|s
nsue perbeRerte Dampf> Sdrbe> II.
Observation-Disclosures,

SEQ. 8. Norb lite StraBe,
&i9mpmD, ga.
Serren Mnb Damsu aleiosr, yelss, slare
SanOi9ubs, g9ubt, Eii9Seus, 8lapsrpedsn
unb Gsppibe tperben nab Der nsus I'm .Itore
eereiniet. &epdraturen perbsn auf has
9ste unp NiebIiGits bsicrst. ii Wmmt
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+. pullman G6ldfwasena
pom s9ip4uo uno 8aibiuaton nod 9sen
Dorf obne @edieluug Der @a9en. /,

pa6asiers trsl9e nit bisier, sinis riien,
ssrmeipen cine LANCE unb LATTICE Omnibus
5dbrt tart Maibinston, unb eirreitsh galtts
More cine stunte fribsr. oils i3a8c H,rI9s BIZ
.reft son @aibinetcn abfnbrsn. y
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Staet Gireinia, Stabt Gibmpnt:
SD, q8. 81. Glover Gafierer Der Grfen 81 t / ON al
8ant ppn Hitrpnp, 0a fhrpGre hermit feierlid, Raj
rbise Insabe, mad reinem beten g0iTeu nnb GaIarbal
ten, rt6tie III, VfE
g. q. @tpSer. GalIer
, 1875-10-11

Sn neiner @spenpart unterfdriebeu Mnb bsldmpren
feute ben Stem Sftpber 1915
80. s, MQeuL Nptar.
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We offer for sale one Of Daniel f.
Beatty's celebrated Pianos at q BAR
GAIN Call at this office. .f
/. Jonas A. HON states that he is
using Paris green and buckwheat -four
very successfully In the eadestruction OF
potato bugs. The proportions are one
pound Of Paris green to ten pounds OF
buckwheat -four, sprinkled lightly over
the potato rows. You can try 1t.
Prank Inkmann, of the Centennial
Saloon, Susquehanna St., Mauch Chunk,
has hung out a new sign, very elegant
ly painted, upon the one side being the
arms of the United States, Germany
and Ireland. Frank keeps a nice, clean
place and is doing good business. Call
when you 60 to Mauch Chunk. Free
lunch every morning. r
Save 20 per cent. by buying ladies
button CATERS at Laury g. Peters.
They have just received an Inn
mense stuck which they are offering
at a great reduction on former prices,
aud which they guarantee to be Of u
quality superior to anything Of the kind
ever offered for the same money. Call
and see them.
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Paradise Lost,

rhe exhibition OF the Miltonian Tableaux Of
Paradise Lost, by Prof. John DeHaas. Of Phlia.
n the School Hail. Of this borough. on Friday
and Saturday evenings OF last week for the
benefit Of Lehigh Hook and ladder Co, was
quite successful. netting s2l5i for the company.
All who witnessed the exhibition pronounced
II one Of the best they ever saw. while many
who failed IN attend were very anxious that 1t
ehould be repeated but other engagementS
preclnded the possibility OF this being done. SO
that they have missed q treat seldom offered In
towns the size OF Lenighton. Prof. DeHaas is
entitled 20 the thanks not only OF the Hook aud
Ladder Co.. but OF all our citizens for his hDer.
Atty 20 the nre department, In giving his ae-
Iighful entertainments for their benefit. He
VIII exhlbl at Weatherly during the coming
week, for the benefit of the NJ. L. Church
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Our Summit Hill Letter.

July 8th.-SInce the men have re-
sumed work, all Is quiet, In fa It so quiet
that one almost despairs OF finding suf-
ficient material for even short letter.
The Fourth has come and gone, and
with IL its usual incidents. Amorg the
sporting fraternity the 9th was looked
forward to as grand day, for on it
was to be decided who were the cham
pion players, the Lone Stars of this
place, or the Base Ball Club OF Mosque
honing, between which match game
had been arranged a week or two ago.
On Sunday last the coming contest
furnished the almost exclusive topic Of
conversation, and when the morning of
the 5th arrived it found Capt. Moister
and his band of experts ready and anx-
ious for the contest. Accompanied by
st. Joseph's Cornet Band. they left here
at about 8 O'Clock, arrived at Mosque
honing in good season, and were fol-
lowed by from 500 to 900 persons from
this and nelghboring villages. as anx-
ious to witness, and perhaps bet on,
the game, as the Lone Stars were to
play it. Imagine their disappointment
when 1t became first known, at the 11th
hour, that the Nesquehonings refused
to come to time For q while the
greatest excitement prevailed. Repeat.
ed attempts at compromise we're made,
all of which however failed. The Nes-'
quehonings were inexorable. They
not only objected to VIM. Boyle's man
ner of pitching, but also to the way In
which Gas they said) the Lone Star
Club was made ur, contending that
some of the players were professionals
from abroad, not members Of the club,
and therefore not entitled to participate.
This the Sunni. Hill Club denied, and
insisted that Boyle's manner of pitch
ing was strictly In accordance with the
printed rules. To close observer 1t
must have been evident from the first
that. the Nesquehonings were deternin-
ed not to play, and. that, fearing defeat,
they had chosen this way to cancel the
engagement made.
Had the game been played, consider
able money would, undoubtedly, have
changed hands, as the attendance was
extraordinarily large, and many were
anxious to embark In betting. The
prevailing belief was that the Lone
Stars would haze come off victoriously
had the game been played. That the
latter club and their friends felt greatly
yeXed at the result. YOU can readily
Imagine. Yours,
In pHE CEoUSs.
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.Tse iIxssly McteE; 40.

Mr.. EDlToR'-of cour'e you nave noard OF tno
Keely moteri Well. II the motcr comes INTO
general use what strange sients we VIII SEQ
Tor. IS no nre or heat 70 used, the engineers
would have 20 Dc fnrnisned with stoves or they
would freeho TO death In winter In tneir engine
rooms The enfemeh-poor ienows, "nat "ouiu
become of themt Lake othoio' taer occupa'
non" wou'd De gone IL IL sa'd thst the heely
moter 10 nothing bat Carponic Acid Gas III
such be the case. tno engineer couio nave somo
iemonsyrup hnhdy' ana Wnon tmrev al ne
Woulu nave 10 10 Woulu % 10 UP tno recoiVer
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others who at the time of entering the
school were unable to utter word Of
'English) delivered themselves most
cre6ltably In both languages. The
dialogues, declamations, 'tableaux and
singing we're well rendered, indeed In
much better style than the age Of the
pupils had entitled the most sanguine
to expect. There was neither hesi,a
tion nor trepidation to perform the
task assigned to EACH. On the whole
too much praise cannot be accorded the
worthy teachers under whose superior
guidance so much has been accomplish.
ed In so short q time.
Thus ended the Fourth.
Yours, ETC., CAvENDIsH.
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The 40th Commencement was held June sOth.
The graduating class delivered their iorations
President Cattell delivered the prizes aud con.
ferred the degrees:
A B. on "A. C. L. one. L. NJ. on 1, B. Phi. on l..
The following honorary degrees were con.
ferred: Ph. d. upon Prof. II. b. 0regory Prln.
clpal OF Blairstown Academy, BlaIrstOwn, \.
lessor OF Physics. U, :. Military Academy 40
West Point the Rev. d. Copeland, Principal OF
wyoming seminary. Kingston, Penn. Lafa.
yetle College does not confer the degree OF ID.
D., In pursuance Of q resolution Of the Board OF
trustees passed some years q go not to confer
Alumni dinner waa enjoyed in tho large hall
Of the Easton Graysi t0J or 500 people sat down
GRACE was pronounced by the Rev Dr. Lyman
Coleman. After d nner. all sang, according 10
time-lisnored custom the 72d psaim, How did
my heart irtotce to hear" Amid much applause
ne announced the irst toast. The President
was drunk In pure cold water, the people ALI
riAing DR.. Cattell, in response, made q very
different toasts WeIe made 6y prof RSss,iss w 70
Ray no1d OF New Yorg Judge w. s. Rrk.
patrick; Dean Of the Law Department DR..
a. Manh; DR.. Beekman, Isl5, President Of
Hanover College, lld. President Burnell OF
Delaware College. Del John Lard. II. u. the
others. A vote OF thanks was rendered 70 the
ladles OF Easton for their hospitable entertain.
nent In the evening frOm 8 to 10. 81. catteli
The following new Professors have been
elected Dy Ile bonrd u rrusloesi John Melgs.
A M.,Aduuct PROFESSOR OF Modern Languages
IN tho new Law Department W, ;. kirkpat
rick, "A NJ, Professor OF Elementary Law and
History OF Jurisprudence M. H. Jones' a. A..
Professor OF hunicipa' Law Trail Green, NJ
ID, LII. b, Predecessor OF Aedieil Jurisprudenee
Francis a. March, IL, D., LECTURER " Con.
su u,uuonal and Public Law and the Roman
Law
On Tuesday the day before Commencement.
the Alumni meeting tuok place. NIL. r. AL
len, OF Wiliiamsp0rt delivered the usual Alumni
omtiou Addresses were uG le bY y udgt KIRK.
pntilck lreridCut OF tho Atulnl Association,
ana others. In tho evening an Lddrusi on
" "AieNsndor Hamilton" before the Two lat.
orary societies, was delivered Dy JVhn L0rd, i
l.. u.
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The Coal Trade.

The Coal II Trade, 80
Ths ureoaratlons for mining Goa, are steadtly
eroeress,ne ali through the anthracite regions
and at aeveral piases In the s,ehuvltili reclou
active. .operntions have commenced. Indeed a,
aome a, the'm,noa of the Read,n q r,oa,;nnd IRON
Couupapy during the past week the ,iIv pro
ducion o. coa, for seyersl dsvs vss oreater
,b.n in anv sim,lar nnmber a. dav. l.st waat
This NAV be taken as an earnest Of the yieor.
sus manner IN which Ihe trade Will be pushed
I'm that region for the remainder Of Tim presen,
vear =, tbe market will tres,v t,ke The Goa,
rbe Reading Ra,roaa Com nanv mas oiyan M.
tioe rha. tolls over its road Will he advanced af
tar the stb instant "a cen,a mar ton n "a as,,.
matad ,bat tha ccoa, ,,,.n,n,,a ov.r tho ro.n ,nr
the cnrrent month vii, rsach ooo mn ,ons and
that the Increased toila snd ,nor' 'asa, sbinn,no =
expenses over those OF the month Of Lime In a
will. ON that amonnt M bns,ness Increase tAe
rayanuas ., ,ha a ,r,n.ny hv o,,on, ea.o ooo
,,h,s III, r,ova serr sat,s,..or1 ss.,,,o', =.
enc a,v,dans ,,r, an. ranaars sa.v .na ns-..,n
,ne a.nmar, ,rnn, aau,',oa. =, .ns ana ~. % 49,.
rann,ns 80 ,,a ansr,ar,,, s,.,,sa, =, al, ~
osn, ~ A. :, ~, - T,,s 800, =, a.. -, -.
n.nS ,s oom,sosas S ~ ss, 40, sharss "a A.,
aans =, s,I - a,,,,.. 80 .sca ss. Ts.
,o,,s an Tn,v las, v..r ,.ora .,on, ,ns can. 40
,hoss a ~aa Co.. ,sa n,.s.s, raon,h rna ,,,.n
y, ,na 49,, -, - ~. .s,s..,, .,'r,,r
90 -, .,- ~, .s
heo "orA, ana in very mort tlme al tne
mines which Il Is intended TO work will be In
oneratiop- raa several comnan,as have m.
-
hOunceo ther Prices OF coal Tor the month"; ana
Is % ws. unaer''.oa 60. .nss % shSss w os 80 sSvsn an
o0u mummy "s 'ho ooa'o' Au'an0ee a"u 'po
market warrants, the Intention being TO pursue
the aame poiov IN tbis reOard aa last vaar and
- -. ,.,.s' ,r,..., a. .,,.-.,--- =. = -
inc year poioro' rnero is' 'nereiore' no uuVAi'
tage to result from holding OF orders for coal
- sN --S~- ~ - -
sou u nov" hnu eacn suocoenihK honh win
see advanced IL rs the purpose Oh the com
panies 70 lengthen the coal season. making the
prices lowest In the first months OF busiD oss as
an ,rdnoa,oart IA ,,rrchaaara 10 .ana an tha,r
~ ~, W f. - 800 -. .Ae-'
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HGatRtO uG.- - 'H "a.
M Il. Clturoh-Rev. Wilmer Coginaii, pas
tor. Pre- IchtpB. to.morroW, Sunday lO:D A.
n, and i20e. NJ. lSundaY School z, A.
rev. ]. n swinael "A wiz, ,ple,sa accent ooi,,r
thanks for an iuvitatioi to attend the dei,ca
tory services Of the Wesley NJ e Church, OF
BethleheiH. on tomorrow. fSdndhyl. llth inst
Tue ilonis of service viii be ~ A. M, sP. M,
Tomorrow. Sunday at 1850 A. M. there
wall be German pre,chfns. by the pastor, Rev.
]. Q. Hliem. in the new school House. and at
7;sv p NJ. in English. Theme THE true Bib.
heal and4alse deceptive faith contrasted." All
are fIky1ted ana m de welcome. - -.
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Accident.

Accident.
On Saturday last whilst Mt. William Derr,
residing near Hokendauqus. was assisting IN
the housing Of hay on the farm OF Mr Il. Frank
Butz, near that place. quite painiul accident
befeli him. II appears that after one OF the
loads had been deposited in the loft he took hold
Of the tongue Of the wagon with view Of di.
recting its course while 1t was being backed out
oi the barn. and that In consequence Of q sud-
den Jerk he lost his hold and was upset, the
wheels Of the vehicle going over both Of his
legs, inficting .most painful injuries, though
fortunately not breaking any bones
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Afflicted. Unfortunate and Deluded
DR. ,. N. .HOBENsACK and

Dr. ]. H., who has been engaged ln private aud
hospital practice for . years, Gu ing disalaaa
which destroy both mind and boiy unflty YOU
for the dnttes OF life Anu leads tiousands 10 il,
sane aeylunls ana premature deatn DR.. j. N,
"a. and Dr.. J. b. IA. oe+ote their time anIlrsly
70 thhse Diseases. aud guarantee q nnro In
short time epd little expense. DR.. J. N. Aoban-
sack has attended aud cared eighly ihou ,anl
oaspa Remember Dra. N. aad j. II. aobeu.
ph G. ADOve Race.
n. 0, ,-MedtO.nss saut By mail and express.
JuneI2. S--fyeoW
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Arbitration,

Arbttrattoms
Tho case Of J. Boya Henri. architect, against
the School Board OF tho borough Of LehiRhton,
for the recovery OF certain amount claimed by
plsintif as being due him for services rendered
In the building OF the new School House, has
been on trial this week. before board Of ar
bitrntors, sitting in Mauch Chung The evil
dence and arguments OF the attorneys was COM
pleied OH THURSDAY afternoon. but no decision
had boon rendered by the arbitratore mp to the
time OF going to press. The arbitrators are Ma
taan Mosser. L. B. Yeager, and Fred. Berto-
letto Esqs.
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How Is IL

MT. Thomas Weaver, employed some ie or IL
mon at Parryville to go to work for him at Bea-
ver Meadow, after they had been 10 him beg
Eing for wOrk; that he paid them the full going
Lehighton TO Beaver Meadow. They went up
to the latter place on wednesday noon. worked
half day on Thursday. Wien they lett for Par.
ryvtlle. forgetting TO pay Their board bill WHAT
40 such men meant do they not want work. or
were they home sick1 Tom THINKS 1t was the
after, a. they were out OF the sound Of baby's
Try and the rattle Of the old tan pot.
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Ths Garhpts Sarneate.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1875.
Local and Personal.
Hats and caps OF every style OF the
lowest prices at T. d. Clauss'.


.-Ha Is and cans Of every style At the
lowest prices at r. %. CLAUSE.
Caiicoes al a cants nor vsra a,
Dan. Graver's Bee Hive Store.
ran,.. ,,rn,sh,nn oo,a. 4, ....
.x.,,etv .sru s chaan g ons n C,.uss. ~ e's
variety very eneap ~ l. " Cisuss'.
al, - rsa Granar,s & - sysas pa nuuos W;s soo's'
- =. @.s. 100 'A'~0 ''N'o'
-Ine coal strikes are over, and busl.
ness will again take courage from this.
Hardware, coal and lumher ct the
very lowest market prices, at +. p.
Seinmel's.
. Ladies', CATERS. q new and elegant
stock, just received at Dan. Graver's.
Selling very cheap.
The .ampleyaes of the Allentown
Iron %. on Monday had their waoes
reduced 40 per cent.
Mr., Beni. b. Lynp. OF Catasapoua
a. building a minlstare locomotive for
AxhitSition at the CsntanniaI
The Crane Iron Companv IA a stoc,r
concesn, with q capitai Of over Al 300 !.
600. They have ak furnaces.
,rha Ioa,,h xy.,,.., rs.. x,,,..,
Co., at WeIssport. have been nutfioc
In their new engine the past west.
The Presbyterian church at Con,
shobocken pa has ,,vs,, sa ! vi, ~ Svn. ~.
Rev. William Fulton, OF Catasauqua,
Pa.
Charles Trainer is now 4; xsd a, ,,.
rax sto,a ~, s..sI - no~ hxee n n!s
Ing nour, feed ,6sc. at lowest rates. Trv
him. ~
The most of,ce known as Nsw-
barti's. In Nortbamntnn 70 wss Iso,
week discontinued BY orier Of the de-.
partment.
''--sThe Mfnehilf and scbuvlkilI f1ss Sasr
Railroad COMPANY annonncea d,vi
dend OF s1% per share, payable on de.
mahd.
N. An elegant assortr,ent NJ enr,no
and summer suitines to select from % a
4. ". ciauss' Hall Of Fashion, Bank
9'reet.
IT. d. Clauss has Just received a
very large stock of fancy worsted suit
prices. tf - -
a csr,,o, 10 h.
felt fives on the First National Bank n,
Canton, Ill, appears ia tbe New York
papers. =
rvo,, ,v.n. MA. a,. -
clothes. cs,, ~ .ha Se s has sun OF
estshIisbmant I'm ~ ""n 'ahor'ng
,s"s eesoi'0iimens VI L. W Ciauss and be
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rs Cemts = RUp

= TUhEo NUKEU.- I'M. y. Il. HO-
b-nAaeg,s Niekle- Plated 04lvaplc IL asa aud
FLUID WI cure seven case out OF ten. Don't
rust. crack or break lighteAt not affected BY
fteicb aud SeFinRu Trusses nud braoes, SdH.
p lDsOi'es &C Vae:third tna price Olhers sea
T. 20 Se,ond strvst, above Race rhiladel.
rils June&.a0-i eOW
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Special Notices.
n. r. Kunkei's Bltter wine OF Iros

.
4. +. Kunkle's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron Will efectually cure liver com mpIaint. jun.
dice. dyspepSiA chronic or nervous debility,
Chronic asrfn@s dsesss Of ne sidneys and all
ach or inCe5tinea euch a. constipation, d1tu-
loncs. inward piles. fulness OF blood 70 the
dissust for food. falnsss OF weight In the siorn.
ach. sore eruoiauons sinking or duttering {
the pit OF the stomach. swimming Of the lead.
heart, choking or suffooating sensAtions wh, o
In . wing postpre, dimness Of vision. dots or
webs before the sight. dull pain In the head, oe.
and eyes, pain 10 the side, back. head. chest
limbs. etc.. sudden iushes Of heat, burning Ia
~ snr rcs 81 pey ey sna
ware OF esnnterfeiis. Do not let your druggist
palm OF sone other preparation Of iron he may
Wine Of IRON Take no other. Kunfie's Bisser
t,ss. =. 2. KuaEle. Propreior, No. :ss North
sold by DruEgests and dealers every whore.
Tape Worm
Entirely removed with purely vegetable msdi
one, passing from the system alive. No fec
nnless the head passes- Come and refer 70 pa
Ninth 81, Philadephia Advice free. Seat
Pin and stomach Worms removed Ask your
a. qgEist forn bottle OF KuEKRLs woRH sfaUP.
Pric 81 per bottle. IL never faila July aim.
HOPE FJR THE DESPoNDENT. -If Won
have been coughing ali winter and begin 70 de de,
cold, go nt Opcs to the Drug store ofc W. Leniz
sYRUP OF TAR. Wild cHRRRY AND HoREHoUxp.
promptly and eifectuaily In Coughs, Oods, and
ing to Consumption. Hundreds. who once
thought they had taat dread disesss havo been
70 oy Inc 9s
Group, ami never fails In Whoopiug Cough.
Trial size 10 cents. sept Izth, lsD.