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EERHoNTERs N THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGIs-
I4rUKE-Me give below the names Of for
uier Yerinonters who are now in the Msssa-
chnsetts legislature, and the places Of their
birth in thu State Hon. Alden Leland
Andoyer Wallace +. Robinson, Reading
AionzJ Warren. Charlestown Byron
TFuell. s.; Johnsbury Il. :. Miner, Dover,
Adm c. Eastbrook, Reading Charles Il.
Read. Charlotte lrs " Hoffman, Lyn-
don Charle- Fuller. Westtield. Orleans
county Ly-ander y. Brownel., Wi.liston
William " Fish. Dummerstou. In their
political preferences. all are Republican
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FRox = wELL.g,ovs Cry DRUGGIST.

6entlemen-Pleass send NE three dozsn san
FORD's RADICAL CURE. This preparation is the
most successful OF any remedy ever sold by me FOR
the treatment Of eatsr-h In the first stages 1t acts
Instantly, and in severe cases OF CHRONIC CATARkE
has effected some remarkable cures.
Very respectfully Il, Z. HICKS,
q uarrlsln ANruue.
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PHILIP NoLAN's FRIENDS"

BY EDWARD kvERrTT HALE This Il an historical
fomAnee- The scene Is laid in the Southwest Al
TINE when that territory was FIRST spanish then
French, and then American. and when war was in
nlnent, 10 obtain the control " the mouth Of the
Miss ppi. II i likely 10 be the great romance u
the Pacific Slope.
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Ta.sT. NICHOLAS LIBRARY

ThEsT. NICHOLAS LIBRARA
These sour volumes are sod .0r x-.belnz -I.s 80
dollars a volume-z beautiful ana valuable 1 --.a.
ma present for al entire family o: young i1-E-
The New York Tribune says In the AVAIL
a immoral literature that threatens the c----s-
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rractive magazine i required tor them sn1 :
NICHOLAS has reached a. cher platform an -l-
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letters, tnan any o. is predecessors or oonls1gl-
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Ths sunday-Scn0ol TIMES says A cleaner, p----
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i "A del ghtful magazine for 81 c1-l1rsl os'T-l-
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IT NICHoI.AsF FOR 1875, VOLS.

For the convenience Of Libraries. and oec4l'=
many Cd ldren nnd the two large volumes ~
and - rather bulky 10 handle, We have - tle-=
twenty four numbers bound n four elegant 7-
uues and inclosed u neat box under ms k-1-'-
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SanfOrd's Radical Cure for
0nIuFFh

every other medlcal compound ever prepared
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Fi>H tan iI-u.-> L. Thompson. OF
P.ortalsyiiie. caught pickerel. the other
day. veichur TWO and half pounds, III
side Of " h.ra w. another pickerel, which
u.ea-rrei iurle- IN length. and inside Oi
tti~ w. -t4I another. which measured 9
iucl,- d. .-r-tt.
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~ Use sANFuRD's JAMAICA JISGER 81
psFl1r g. every other w4rmlu. drink.
Ian wed satkpIm
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICES Or
WATCH WORK.
Return to R6fcs Charged Be-
tore The W0r.

Watches will now be CLEANED
for Sl.OO instead Of SI.5O. and all
watch and other repairing ap.
pertaining 10 the business, nd
vanced during the war, now
done at the old tariff. In maxi
ing this chnnge i wish 10 say
that ! have no desire 10 cut nm.
der prices, only charging the
same rs I'm Rutland and other
towns, and have done whar
cOnsctenii0asly believe the times
demand.
0M L, td&wtf c. w. WINGATE.
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1870

Promises even greater attraction thsn me 'ef
volumes. A strong feature VI he new v.--1s
Al American Serial story,
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JON or ICELAND" BY BaYARD
TAYLOR

A de- gttlully vivid story ~ AZ Iceiandlc u15
career. iull u. Incidents which could happen
other country. and graphically touching up5u l1e
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The best reading f0r boys aad -rlsls iusurs1
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Dodge. Little Housekeepers' Pages Marion ha-
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Also incidents o. American History, fract
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rINHlS j. 70 give notice that ! have this day ven
L NY sun. Willard J. Chapman, LIS time curing
the renA nder OF his minor ~, snc shall clz
o. his earnings, nor pay any oebts o. his contract
ing amer this date.
JACOB n CHAPMAN.
N.l.st0n, Vt, bee Is, ls-5.-25w3E
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WILLIsToS. - Notwithstanding the dis
agreeable weather, large audience greeted
President Buckham, of the [. Y. NJ. the
lecturer of the Williston Lecture Course "
for Wednesday evening. Instead Of the
subject previously announced =" The Flu
ture Of Invention, the audience was fay
ored with an exceedingly interesting and
instructive lecture ,embodying thoughts and
suggestions tending to make life not only
useful but beautiful. Clearly, yet concisely.
were the contrasts presented between life
a. mere drudgery, and life a. the
outcome Of the improvement of the fac
ulties ard opportunities open to every in
diyidual OF whatever station in LIE or intel
lectusl culture The lecture was one of that
class which, while they prove intensely in
teresting, carry with them seeds of thought
that, pondered upon at leisure. will bloom in
the expansion and sdornment of human life.
and send forth fragrance in kindly feelings
and generous deeds. At the close of the
lecture one expression only was heard-that
of satisfaction. President Buckhsm can
always be assured Of q cordial welcome by
the lecture-loving people of Williston.
The next lecture will be by the Rev. W.
H. waltsidge. of Stowe, on January 18th.
Subject; Causes of Crime" Z.
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ylr embellishments.
CATARRH.
From A RHODE ISLAND DRuGGIsT-

have In number of cases recommended SAN
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one dissatisfied person that has ever used IL. and
/ know OF great many who have derived great
benefit from is use WIN F. TkSrUN.
WOOns0eket, p l., Oct. 10.
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10000 ACRES CHOICE IOWA LANDS
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale 30 600 acres OF
i choice lows Lands, carefully selected by a
competent surveyor i've years since, on the line OF
the Illinois Central Sioux City. and Saint Paul
Railroads, in PLYMOUTH. Cherokee Buena Vista and
Pocahontas Counties For information respecting
quality Of land. location, price per acre aud terms
OF payment, Consult my Agent and Attorney, n p
klN6sLEf, Esq. at his office, in the Baxter
NatiOnal bank building, Rutland, Vermont
Il. II. BANTER
Jan. c. is76.-w3m
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Gone to see his mother.
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Corner FIRST and River Streets. Troy. ny.
J. ". STEARNs, Proprietor.
Formerly o. Mansion House Pree carriage 70 and
from the House. Telegraph Office in the house.
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dealers and booksellers Will receive slhsc--
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November and December numbers frlc 20. ..
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FLOUR
Personal NOTICE.
BEFORE
NOTICE.

NOU SUBSCRIBE FOR ANY PERIODICAL
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Agency. Address J. LESLIE sl6NOR.
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GIVES HEALTH. STRENGTH. AND


Ny daughter has rece we'd great benefit from the
use o. the NEsET1SE. Her declining health Wa i
source " great anxiety 10 al o. her friends. lev
bottles o. the NEGETINE restored her health,
strength. and sppetite- n. Il. TILDEN,
Insurance and keal Estate gent.
Nc. ~ Sea-s Building. Boston. Mass.
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= THIS LASS a. LOwKIE's, :"

The friends Of "scRIBsER" who have read surly
Toms Trouble, 'One Day at Arle, The Fire Al
urAnt4ey Mills and others Of Mrs. Barnets short
stories will not need 70 be assured that thew have
= rare treat before them. The scene u the new
novel Is laid in an English mining town and from
the hrst page to the last the interest unhagging
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Card BOARD Notices and genera Line o. Fancy
Goods usually found II DRY goods Store. Prices
made IL suit tue times.
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supreme Court.-Jauuary Term

Hon. HoYT H. WHEELER, Presiding Judge.
Hon. HOMER L. ROYCE,
Hon. TIMOTHY ? RFDTIELD. Associate Justices.
Hon Il. HEsAl POWERS,
Fanny Ian lsrt.
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GAINED is POUNDS OF FLESH

GAINED Is POUNDS OF ILEAH.
sOUTH BERWICK, Ne, Jan. t. ls-2.
Il. K STEVENS. ksq
Desr sir have mad dl spepsis z its worst form
FOR the last ten yezrs and have taken hundreds u
dollars worth o. medicine without obtaining any
relief. IL September last commenced taking the
NEsETIsE, since which time nv health has steadily
improved. BY food O. gests well. and have gained
fNeen pounds o. flesh There are several Others IN
this place taking the VKsEfIsE, and all have Oh
tAned relle. Yours truly.
THOMAS L. MOORE,
Overscer Of Card Room, Portsmouth Cos Mills
VFGETINE i sold by all Druggists
Dec q d8Wn
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4 GREAT OFFER e!
TROY HOUSE,

A CENTS WANTED Tor the best and .Astest
"A selling book ever published. Send i1r circulars
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GRISWOLD 4 FRISSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Capital Represented, 100000.

We desire to call the attention OF the insuring
public to the list Of Insurance Companies repre-
scented by Us as shown below. We continue to repre-
sent our old Companies, and have recently added
several others to our list. which embraces the
OLDEST, LARGEST and MOST RELIABLE Fire
and Marine Insurance Companies o. this county
and Europe.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-11
WESTERN TORNADOES.
Caicag0 Swept by Destructive Wind
storm. Loss Of Life and Great Damage
% Property.

Cdicag0 Swept BY d Destructive Wind
Storm. Loss Of Life and Great Damage
% Property.
CHIGAGo. H., May G.-About o'clock
t-s afternoon a terrific raiu-storm. accom-
panied by rg-a-ia. tornado. visited this
a'7 and did great damage to property. The
storm spent itself chiefly on the south and
-or,a s.1es. The vest side escaped almost
ll.a.gTed. The wind seemed to come
i.n ABOVE. and dropped here and there
e'7T the cry. skipping some portions which
AI i1 rs course Among the casualties re
fsr'ed are the following: The Michigan
southern depot was unroofed. and SIX Ia
oo-ers working IN the vicinity were more
CT -sss hurt. one Of them seriously. The
Massive steePle Of Grace Church, I75 feet
a-1r fell, and crushing through the roof
Eaaetrated the aisle The choir were prac-
@1ag IN the church al the time, but were
a' injured. The loss TO the church, ex-
S-1si'e cc OF the steeple, Is estimated at 81
y.y The spire Of the Wabash Avenue
3lslaoolst Church also broke of and fell
mo a -ot adjoining. The tin roof Of No.
q. y abash avenue vas carried of and the
~ TT--.llng left detenseless against the storm.
c-e upper portion Of the roof Of the old
gl..laty Hospital was carried away, and the
S--1aeys falling on the lower portions
.1-s'1 much injury to the building The
E-.--lls we're speedily removed, and none
ere seriously hurt. At 5.15 the massive
sye- At the Crib, together with the
-I -15'- erected tower, was swept into the lake
1-1 ~, entirely destroyed The loss viii pro-
~! De o,JyO. Trees, lampposts and other
-lA '.re| the streets In some portions
-e e-ty the sidewalks were turned over
- y@iaaed against the houses, breaking
s eJe Hacks and carriages were
y''@5d II the streets and abandoned.
- MY vehicles were seen on the south
- a'lef The tornado passed turned over
II. s'lAa Of them wrecked Innumerable
~ topped over and signs were hurled
- '-e streets in all directions. Little
sr5 u u NE Is reported as yet The Palmer
- '@feener Houses arc said to have been
a.! 49,. damaged, but no particulars can be
- '--aed at this hour. In the lake the
b-. ~ u the storm seems to have been less
- b-eaily every vessel lying inside of the
er.-.5 5' ana Ia the river as well as those
-; 4e lost sails or masts or portions OF
tn. 'ls7ag. The lightning struck several
B- Out IN only one case was man in.
49, and he only slightly. The storm
ge' few minutes The total damage
d, i-sn'y estimated at $3.50, 600, and vii
'e much less than that.
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The City of Leavenworth Visited by a
Destructive Gale

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, May 6.-At
$50 o'clock this morning this neighbor-
hood was visited by destructive wind
storm. 1t had been raining almost inces-
sanity for sixty hours, and at the time the
storm struck the town the rain was still
falling in torrents. At 325 o'clock dense
black cloud was seen in the western hori-
zon, and few moments after sharp breeze
came up from the east, which continued
not over minute, when there was a dead
calm and rain ceased falling. Just as the
hurricane struck the city came binding
flash of lightning, followed by crash OF
thunder that made the earth tremble The
wind-cloud was funnel-shaped, with the
small end down. 1t moved with an oscil-
atinS motion from west to east, rebound
ing like bombshell, and scattering ruin in
its pathway wherever it struck the earth.
The loss to the city and county cannot be
less than $4,000, and may reach $3.50
600.
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Special n Office.

Nothing can be fairer in business dealing
between man and man than to charge all per-
sons for the same article, bought at the same,
one and the same price. Wanamaker & Brown
deal thus. They count that poor mans dol
lar is as good as a rich mans. Every pur-
chaser of ofclothing there knows that he is treated
like every other purchaser. No partiality is
the word. All are served on the some equt-
able, honorable, and courteous principle. This
way of dealing is of itself strong recommen-
dation of Oak Hall Clothing House, Sixth and
Market Streets, Philadelphia. It's conductors
have certainly got into the path that leads
straight to the popular favor. May 4-lm.
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DIED.

In Stroudsburg. on the 5th inst Anujs, in
FAINT daughter of Jessie B. and Alfred Earle
aged months and days.
Once twas my hope upon this spot
\ tender flower to raise;
thought its bloom would be my pride
Through many summer days;
But ere the sunbeam's smile had lured
It's perfect fragrance forth,
It's soft leaves severed from the stem
Lay tramPIed on the earth.
1 sorrowed all the winter time,
And bitter tears | shed
When spring returned it found me still
\ mouuer oer the dead:
But soon l saw plant arise,
And spurn It's earthly tomb,
More beautiful than when I nursed
It's infancy in bloom.
That lesson in my memory
I've treasured up with care
l will not sorrow for the dead
With impious, mad despair;
know my Annie's shaken off
This perishable earth,
And boast an Immortality
OF beauty and of worth
In Pocono, April Goth, after many month
suffering, hrs Phebe amanda Tucker, aged ,
wears, l month and ) days. She leaves on
child TO mourn her loss.
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REGISTERS Notice.

Notice is hereby given 70 all persons interested in
the Estates Of the respective Geceden that the follow
ing have been fled in the Registers Office Of
Monroe county and viii be presented for rmatioa
the Orphans Court Of said county AZ StroudSourg,
or Monday, May 22i 1876. st 10 O'Clock, N.
First and final account Of John B. Storm, Admins
traitor testSmantO anueXO Of the Estate of EliZS
beth Greacen, decd.
Second and final account OF Abel Storm acting sd-
ntDistrator oi the Estate Of Harrison Carlan decd
The account Of MyFa L. Forsytle Administrative
Of the Estate Of William B. FOrsythe rendered by \.
,. Case. Executor Of Myra l. ForsytheJ
Second and final account OF Alonzo B. Shafer, Ad-
Iniuistrdtor Of Mary Shafer, deceased
The Of Melehior Kintz Executor Of the LAST
VIII and Testament of John kintz, deed
The account Of Felix Storm Trustee for the sale Of
the Peal Estate of Sarah KiHtz, deed.
First and separate account of ". II. Bittenbeuder
OF the Executors Of the last Will and Testament Of
Peter kuukls, deed.
Tho first and nal account of Nelson HAYS Admins
trgt0r Of the Estate OF Burton Hays decd
The account Of Elizabeth BaTleib Administrative Of
the Estate Of John VI. Barleib, deed.
Final account Of Peter Hufsmith Jr Administrato
Of the Estate u Peter HuifsInith Jr decd
Final account Of Joseph Gruber, Administrator OF
the Estate OF Sichael Heiney, decd.
The account Of Henry Sto1dart Executor Of the last
VIII and Testament fJoseph Stubbs, decd sette by
William Stoddart.l
The account Of Peter Kunkle Guardian Of George
II. Smith rendered By John KunkeLl
The account Of Peter kGnket, Guardian of Tohr VI.
Smith, rendered by John Kunkel)
The account Of William Smith. Administrator
tezssnento Of the Estate of Charles Meckas,
deceased.
Account Of Sarah Dutot Executrix Of the Estate Of
John DUtot, decd.
Account OF Levi c. Shupp Administrator of the Is
tate Of Charles ShuPp, deceased.
J. APPENZELLER, Register.
Registers Office Stroudsburg, Pal
April 25. IS76.-4t
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Dinkev. a prominent citizen of
JAM He'd on Saturday morning.
E1 ..;r,,ted that the Texas wheat
It Is 1s-6 will exceed 100000 bush
raP for 1917 "
a. e the most prominent maniac
td'! II pittsburg will exhibit at the Cen
-" .t.r,rton county has ffteen-year-
NII,r' g- who weighs over two hundred
.,,sr+ tornado swept over Chicago
.rIav Va afternoon, leveling steeples,
o. &C. Damage estimated at $780,,
900. ,.
,.b.r great fire at Williamsport on
AD5,-' W. pirht destroyed an, immense
'a'l-u.. .of valuable lumber, the loss being
aI.sn mated at s250,000.
..yrp CrUuMET)" says vice is never so
~ and to rational eyes, never so con-
0doL5j -jIs as when it usurPs the natural
,b.s Of virtue,
1t,.,n and ROLAND, the Chambersburg
- -obbers. were sentenced on Saturday
oa.a .;,ht and ten years, respectively, In the
r,..5ru Penitentiary
pi.bsIieu's remark-"There's no such
njas fail should be modified, to meet
". WV resent unpleasant times, so as to state
I,Ir ~ how many cents viii be paid on the
dollar.
hill rushed into 4 millinery shop,
.rS;7r 4 stamped among the ladies pres
-, The lady in charge drove the bovine
s.o,Iarnan sa, out by exhibiting the price of a
spring bonnet.
r,br T. Norris Is his name, and he re-
,;lss at Springfield, Ohio. BY sending on
,-lsrs to Eastern merchants, with bogus
.,f,-arces and Endorsements, he has secured
,,5 sajI $4,000 worth of goods.
O-a Of our Young men received this
r,rrior recently: Don't come to see me
,.r more lust vet. dear. Father has been
P,r;rr his boots haIfsoled with two rows
dpais around the toes.
Hon Daniel Doughcrty has been retain
ito take part in the defense of the alleged
y-s- murlerers. who are to be tried in the
.a-rrI week Of the May sessions of the
Criminal Court Of Schuylkill county.
Fashionable lady. coming out Of church
What rowarfu, sermon ! l was never
faars 50 IMPRESSED with duty and privilege
.s..r.n- freely. am determined TO dc
Ia-,ar. and 20 send. this very week, another
SIX dress 70 my daughter.
Nar-a-6svs when a man is charged Will
s-.me he holds up his head and says: u
snn.t worth dollar. That proves my
innocence. It viii soon be necessary. II
ara3.a- 70 gentleman Of liberal posses
s1s 10 describe him as rich but honest.
Two -ram1s in West Chester county
s.7rped at the house Of lone widow and
me went in 10 beg. Very soon he cam,
gl. with q bloody nose and frst-clas!
hack eve. We'll, did you get anything
J1ek9' Yes. growied the sufferer, Nv,
Ut The widow might
\ blast Of 1893 keys Of powder was re
Gently fired il mine in Nevada county
"a I. aosene6 up ready for washins
about 100000 cubic Yards of earth. Tn,
Jaakvas over 200 feet in height, and /
vls raised bodily four feet. The explosion
VS. & complete success.
A Pennsylvania man has invented
LIKE instrument bv the use Of which
zan may snorc IN church without maxim:
aav noise. Lots Of men fool away thei
tine on motors and such things, and j.
30 good 70 suy one. Here's a man who
al1. beae.4ctor 70 the human race.
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Apple Orchard

and other fruit trees, on the property, about
three miles from Stroudsburg on the public
road leading to Tannersville,
No. 3. 4 Lot Of land situate IN the
Borough of Stroudsburg, adjoining land OF
Vim. Wallace, Abram. LaBar, Sydenham
Walton Estate, and others on the Road lead
ing from Centre Street, to Wyekof's Mills,
and containing