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PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
Shtnfletown. MnY 3. L


Mr.. Drucker, WASN'T du wos dar
unnershit Is tshwishcr an monn TN fraw
nddeI tshwlsher Leddich un gaheiprtr,
ndder a bova un maddle, de Nelly
named ich sut ebbas dortun shrriva,
I'm uf yader tside my Oeshta wroad nm
duty grva awvPr ich glawob ich bus as
81 bis uf all onner mohl, un geb my up
pinion fUn an gaheierter monp un fraw
An gahriertpr mOnn dut sich garn oil
lerlia fnr-htplling maucha For in t.
ancp, ar is ut dar opinion dos sheer Cnr
oily made farltpbt warra in ehm, ar
.glawbt de widaVeiyer sin all ivver Gus
shea. Dos wan ar nov yusht widder
amOhl leddich ware, DOM kent ar aw
81 wahl nemma unner dar CONS lot fun
witweivPa. Ar suspect dos 81 fraw q
klea wennich is jealous tsu 81, I'm dos
fraw aw amoh shea war, aver shun
Iongy tsite tsurick. Ar is decidedly Uf
dar maninung dos 81 mommy manner
WilhSt llIl Uibu UOEhA hbN ~ ilhNs -
hut an suspicion dos ma de weibsleit
net oil trnwer kOnn. Sci Shweega NUT
ter is an ordIich shmarty fraw, awver
somehow, ar vase ned recht we rs is /;
shnioka shod nemoud nix, un rs chawa
aw net un rennich Lager beer is
gaspnG, provide mar nemt net tsu feel
I'm yuShJ wann mer dOrshtich is, cd
der wann mer as nemt for ebbas sunsht
De weibSlet hen awver gawissey fore
shtellungea, un do sin pawr. Dos
se es shensht maddle in shtettle waIra
we Sc sivvatsa yohr Olt warra. Dos Sc
enicb ebber kreaga beta kenna for an
monE dos Sc hawer het wplla. Sc is de-
cidedy uf dar naming dos a yadeay
fraw i'm town is finf yoIlr eter dos Sc
warklch Is. except Sc sclver. Dos Sc
yusht about an gooter kup hut IN iver
Ous shehny hor druf. Wann cara mon
gooter forshtOnd het don war ar Ollewil
an reicher mon. cara maed sin orrick
feel shenner dos cnnich cans fun de
nochbera maed sell konn ennich ebber
sana. Sc wunnert yusht wO cara mon
ols so shpDat bleibt oily nocht. Sc be.
hawpt dos dar eldsht sohn sem dawdy
noch awrda dut, un dos ar aw shun
fiucht uu ceawt un souft Sc shtelt sich
fore dos Sc oles vase fun bonnetS was
noat wendich is tsu wissa Sc is en-
tlrely gasatisfied dos Sc solver INNER
gooty moot is, un Sc dawvert DE- old
maids. Sc gleicht in ole karrich gea
nit earam nria dress aw. I'm so kent
ich dear noch fel sawya, awver my
bobbear is full un ich mus shtubber I'D
der in dar shtore gay IN holer wan ich
dan bref in de pusht o flies du.
Yours truly,
EAM ERISusu .suTI.rpI I'm
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SAM Observation-Disclosures
PARAGRAPHTC.


In what key would lover write
proposal of marriage BE mine, all
Where the moth and dust doth cor.
Tupt, the thieves break through and
steel-WashngtOn.
A candid old batchelor says "After
all, a. woman's heart is the sweetest in
the world it is perfect honeycomb-
full of SELLS"
No man can, for any considerable pc
Rod wear one face to himself and an
other to the multitude, without finally
getting bewildered as to which may be
true.
Young ladies with sore thrOats are
recommended to boil onions in molas
ses--sad to have been the favOrte pres
cription of George Washington, who
never told a lie.
An exchange advises young ladies 20
wear yellow or orange cOlored vel to
protect them from snnburn and frrck-
leo. This GnlOr arrests the chemical
ray Of the sun, the one that does the
mischief.
Rev. j d. Fulton has written a novel
rued from Convent " Having learned
that Cornelia is rescned, few will care
to read the rest of the book.
In these hard times, when borrow
lag is so difficult, we'd like to know
whether distance keeps up its time kon-
ored habit OF lenCing enchantment to
the view2
lol thn, In knI
take of the pudding. replied, "No.maHy
tina nks, my dear madam. / have al
ready INDUCED the clamOrous calls of a
craving appetite, until the manifest
sense Of an internal fulness admOnisheS
my stay my deficiency is entirely and
satisfactorily satisfied"
The habit of exaggeratiOn, like dram
drinking, becomes a slavish necessity
and those who practice it pass their
lives in kind of mental telescope.
through whose magnifying medium
they look upon themselves and every
thing around them B. Owen,
A Wisconsin editor illustrates the
prevailing extravaganza of the people
OF the present day by calling attention
TO the costly baby carriages in use now,
while, when he was a baby, they hauled
him arolbd by the hair of the head.
Sappho was about the FIRST woman
who struck Tyre. There may have heen
other women as able ~ her self but the
Tyres were scarce" Sappho could have
struck heap Of them in Congress AS
sembled.
Come, Pete,' said merchant to a
gentleman OF the colored persuasion.
g What'll you put that load of wood
into the cellar for ?" "In de fuss place,
my name Is Peter, sir, second ly, Use u
prefeshnal carpet cleaner and white
washer furdermO. dOsen't compete
for sich jobs, sab p
Five or ak years ago we heard G. S.
Bell lecture in Delaware on his scout
Ing experience and while his discourse
was rs interesting and exciting as a
dime novel. his hearers left the hall
shortly impressed with the belief that
he could scout around more truth with,
out capturing handful of it than any
other man on the lecture platform.
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GIVE ME A CALL.

II Those en"aged in Bplldng win ind It n
their al 5'ntage to have siding, Flnor Boards,
Doors, ~ashes, shut eIs, &c. &c. II de at this
Factory.
May i5.yl JOHN BALLIkT.
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ALEX. FROTHINGUAM & CO.


Thnfc Gcntlercn who hive lone been idontt.
fed witN m" history ana f'trs uf Wal street
a"p unu-nqilV ski lp' IN m0uCtnr, offairs md IN
Cvervihnr nppertoining to spccu GtI1n. ere M.
exec lea ter nultty HuC rGhcl nC,, II may also
be s0d hA+ of tho many DrOirprs III that citv
they are not only thc most populnr but also the
most Su'C 'Ss-u', hes pGtrOniZe1 and most
street
Among the customers Of the house Of ALEX.
FROHiINGIIAN & co, nrN scne OF our leading
nn1 representative ctigeps who n re mainly "a.
dnbted - the iG nora ~ this rin iOr much Of the
W a.,.! "a now C-jy,.
During the long and successful experience OF
N.essrs ALEX. FROTINGHAM & CO., in tins city
thev have earned for themselves N env'ahle
reputation 10 honesty integrity and good talth.
and enjoy u huSines' almost colossal IN it, prn.
portions. In fact the amount Of business done
by th's house in the course of q year Is some
tim" WOl dprful, and often rmR the euhinc Ot
comment. It needs but Il VISIT to their spacious
offices IN wall stree to prove the truth OF the
above statement.
Row they manage to convert so TO 600 go
inlo "a 80 into SSp and sn on Is a sec el which
hey alone c'u explain bur tn they ErCccpd
- CONG ~ IL tact too woil iJnCwN ~ ADMIT Of
donht II Won world satev and pruftubly .-
vest YOnr money. do not hesitate to tnvor th.a
iirm with your cash AND confidence. That nv 40
doing ynn vii reap an rbundan' rcwgrd tlr ey
pc lencc OF o on auds Of oar best ciiIZ7ns n.
tests. The nocesS ty of taking uch q a 'ursc iu
these nlheS OF tOitcIlnw Dnuks Gnd tnguu1l
sHlngency must be apparent to tie mOst inIf
terent oud C7TeGs- oNse We.
MesSrn ALEX. FEOrHINGHAM Il r. O.. NO ure
narrd to invest money 10 any nmCNnt 10 tue
hlch thef m y be engaged guarantee entire
satisfaction 30 those who honor them vita Cherr
pItrOnt-e.
= Sent for their Expanltory Ci,oulr an !
| VINO 9esi the n. From ~ Y. NeirJ D,}lt ip~tJ
| 10 ls7..
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Agricuiture,and the advancement of the Oest
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ON the outside wrapper to one person. The
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re 1sterod letter or check payable to the order
OF he Patriot Publishing Co. NJ Oney ontru ted
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Address
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ANY person, male or female. who has little
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al greatly reduced 'uco send s'amn tlr
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NOa SALE OR TO LEE.

WM. y MARCUS, Room 30, Merchants I,x
change, 7 liIGD and WALNUT Streets, Phi Il
delpmI, PH NOV. q. 1879.
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THE MONOPOLY OvERCOMEi

FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHITEs NOW
OFFERED AT PRICES WITHIN
THE REACH or ALL.
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UNAOS. 5. BhCK & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
BANK STREET. LEHIGHrON.

We have instructions to sen the following FRO.
rites, fnd persons dcsiT lus OF Purchasing sell
ing or EXc'HnHnS Ronl Esttte, will do we'll 10
give rs 9 C'Ui
House ana Lot, near o ewines Tanuerv. in the
BOROUGH of LehiFhtJn. House lGx32, stable
lnXl2 ana lot 81 front aLd . feet deep well
planted with rui trees. A never.Ailng
well in the yard. Price, SliO0, half cash, bal.
ance on insta,ments
Dive ling House ano Lot on FnuIth street LIE.
hi htOn. Now rents for slS on per month
Price low tor cash.
House and Lot, Cn MahOning street. ehtghton
Price $3.50 rents for g per month, Ono.half
cash, balance by instruments
House and Lot Oh Pine street Lehiohton, Pa.
ice Sl40). Reuts for 50 per mouth.
100 Acres Of Timber Land in ATahOnng town
snip. Ia miles from LehightOn. Cheap.
sos Acres Of Land in Penn Forest Township,
Caroon county. At specla bar9aln.
Seven Lots In The Borodgh OF Lenighton, Good
locations and price, low.
Frame Building. sn table for photograph gal.
lery or other light business. Cheap.
Jan. l. 1916 T. S. BECK & co.
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1OOOO1HoNEY FOR ALL Only two Dimes
OnlY two Dimes 1t IS always dark.
at boz orc dav " 70 any reader who will send
~ cents to us,we VIII send one box of 999s which
we guarantee VIII put Won in the way to maze
500 month, and not take haIf your time Sui
table Tor mon or women, boys or gtcls md Is
entirely new. THOUSANDS can now secure pay
ing business and constant income THIS is tho
"chaECe OF q lifetime" and If You will not EN-
brace 1t tell your friends for ii Is A FoRTuEB
Tor some worthy deserving person who needS
hepne hand Not Tacl)e, jewelry, or other
humbug, but o sAFE and SURE guaranteed bust
: cS3 opportunity. 'cmOiG 9nS ciTcu ars, &c,
&c, hrC rent at Cost. cents, only t. introduce
IT. none FREQ, auu none need reply unless ihey
want 10 make ~l0V' Nngr clear hundreds are
nunlu- that an ID cents ana 1908" wall show
vou "LoR TIA done" Adire,s HUNTER q
CO.. il nsdaltt =. II. ... .... ...
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WONDERFUL, BUT TRUEl Whenever 7
get a POTlLE OF YOTTH OR NONGC.
LIAM BALM, ROSE TINT. or a FOX of LII
if WHlTC, or auyth'ng In thai iine TO heautl.
" tao complexion, ~ DURLTNC'S DRUG
STORE, IT seem to he nICeI and better than
eau got anywhere else, NAV S.
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ROW TO MAX r MONEY.
AnNIcE 40 rl1E utsr-

We viii state thut the surrst bost and EDeei.
"st wy to-" "mu t ply aud incrcasc' Is to rlli Mt
M. ~ WALL STR',gT, New York and consult
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Plots Star Organs

Agents supplied at figures that dcly compe.
tinOn tor tho same class OF Instruments. TRY
one. Address, EDWARD PLOTTS Washing.
ton. n. j
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& DOWN WITH HARD TIMES. :


Save WOuey ans to do IT. buy whore Won can
GET your MOSFY's WORTH. The Great N. z,
DO luI Sale, 5i BroOmt "a, st Boston Mass
since 1873 has sgl1 goOGs 20 30 000 patrons, II
Oiter- every variety Dry Fancy and Stnpls
Guu@s Groceries. Books Cutlery, Glass Ware,
dc, g., at about HAT price, ana sells EYKRY.
THING AT ONLY OSE DuLuAR
iirst Hands It buys from manufacturers
and inst hands, and can sell
for 81 what country dealers ask q n ID sa for
This g. TAO hmmbug.UO Tie <eis or lottery. Sec
on. cItCUais and sea The thousands OF articles
offered no only g. NO are endorsed by the best
papers ul lioSJ0n and by 100000 patrons. See
our ci'Uu arS.
We Can and Will seu our goods at eSs than
any other house We send by mail
or eNpres5 g. o. u. ana let YOI soc goods before
buvIng, We want agents everywhere. No
risk, no c1pita needed.
One Cent buys postal card. Send one for
all our papers, circulars aud Lists
We CAN and no sell 81 articles, 50 books &C al
tor A SINGLE DOLLAR. Psautiful Rings, Pms,
y acelets, sets. Pipes, Vlolins, GuitaIs, Castors
In fact 20OO articles all at sl. SEND Now, and
save mppeY. You CAN do H. please try. Ad &.
dress all orders TO III CRMISrON a CO., N, 70.
DOLLAR SALE, SO Broom1eld st Boston.
" as. Nov. H-e. O. w-6nl'
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Brackets Made to Order

The Machinery Is all new and Of the best and
most Improved kinds. I emulOy none bul the
best wOrEmcn, uSe well seasoned and good MA
tNTiqI. and am the ofOre Ghc to qua autce entire
s1u 'factiOn TO all who NAV favor me with Il call.
orders Dv mail promptly attended to- NV
CLATaes are moderate; terms cash, or interest
charged after thirty DAYS
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The MCLEAN & BENNoR MACH1VR co..
223 North eighth atre g. Philadelphia, nre now
selling their Suuerior
, 1876-07-15
Naval Engagement ON the Ohio
-TNyO Men Killed.

Our community was shocked, last
evening, at the intelligence of the killing
of Maj. A. J, Harrington, Deputy United
States Msrshal, of this city, at Maysville,
yesterday afternoon. Maj. Harrington,
on Friday last, received instructions from
the clerk of the United States court at
Louisville. directing him to seize the tow
boat Kate Dickson, on account Of some
suit brought against her in that city, pro-
cess in pursuance Of which she was at.
tempting tri evade. When these instruct
ions were received the boat was lying at
tho Cincinnati wharf, and outside OF the
Jurisdiction of the Kentucky Federal
court. She remained there untii about
daylight yesterday morning, Maj. Har'
rington in the meanwhile keeping cFoSe
watch on her movements, when she d..
parted up the river.
Mi. Harrington, who had chartered the
, 1876-07-15

steamer Cl0mpi1n No. 8 for the purpose,
Immediately started in pursuit, with
Michael Fitzpatrick and one or two 9th.
rrS OF this city, whose names We are un
able to ascertain, asa posse to aid, il
necessary, the enforcement ol the process.
It would appear that the towboat was
Oycrtukcn ut MaysNillc
The Ch0DWjoa went up along the h"te
Dir&&oD, while the latter was tying up mt
u wharf. Maj Huntington, on the Cham-
piou, was brought INcc to face with Tny-
lor's son, on the DjcIyon Young Taylor
asked, who are you; what do you
want any way ~ Harrington answered,
~ am United States Marshal, from
Covington. My name is Harrington. |
have come mp 20 take this eoa', and ar
rest Capt, Taylor. Where is the Cap.
tain y
Young Taylor made some reply, but
at that instant Harrington caught sight
of Capt Taylor, who was at his
stutcr0om window lOnking down ut him,
and in the act of aiming ut hm II shot
gun--double barrel, some reports gay.
Without u word Taylor fired at llarring'
ton IA load Of luck shot, which pcnctrat-
cd his lett side, some Of them entering
his heat. Harrington tell back into the
arms of one his men, and died almost in
stantly. Taylor Immediately appeared
at the guards with revolver. -Four
shots were fired at him instantly, one OF
which passed through his heart, it is sup
posed, tor his death was as instantaneous
as uawingtons, s,--CiHcinnati Commercial.
, 1876-07-15
SEATTLE, July 6, 1876.

Editor Northern Str:-Your notice of
the terrible tragedy On white river in the
STAR of the IA, ult. is somewhat incor-
rect. The young mans elbow was
slightly grazed by q single shot, the old
man was put under bonds to keep the
peace, and while he was gone to Oregon
to bury his wife, the young folks got
married. This case of love did not run
smoothly1.lut it run, and was consuma.
ted in spite of death and HI combined.
VI
, 1876-07-15

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..oro all so,,.d :, tror, If fine starc
which WA. erected for III, occasion.
First on the programme WAS the Con,
frnnial Hymn sung by the choir
I'll. Prayer hy chaplain, John Cain,
81. Song by choir, A Hundred
Years Ago.
4th. Reading the " Declaration of In.
dcpcndcncc," by ]. f. Tart.
9Th. Song, Star Spanglcd Banner"
9th. Grafton by J. \. White, was de.
livcrrd in an cAccllentland spirited man.
ner, which won him enchores of cheers,
9Th. Song, " America
sth. Singing by the choir which last,
ed till half past eleven, when the process
sion formed to march to dinner, hcnl"a,
by the children Of the Sunday Schools,
4 henuulul banner with our national
mo,,o irscr;bpd thereon be.pr carried
l., ,wo of the schohrs Arriving at the
,Io Ton. or ,ho ,,hIr. (which was proan.
;r,, rrdor tho vrigh, of the rood tbinrs
.,..,,.ao L,d;os\ Tho children
''Pf. .;n,on silo o,,owir, uho
''p'""'>N N.s',. ., ,,s,. ,h,,r,,h 70 ,,c hcod
20 20 u,a ,,,Io nI,nyod NV ,he voupcer IN
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cav "''"" '
, 1876-07-15

DIED. Miss Annie f. Reinhart, daugh
ter of S. d. Rcinhart OF Whatcom county,
died in San Jose, Cal, on the twenty
third of June, of consumption. Miss
Annie was born in Olympia, where, as
at Seattle, Walla Walla and Port
Ludlow, shc lived the greater portion OF
her short life. She was bright, kind
and pleasant gill, and greatly beloved,
Her age was ls years, months.
Mrs. Diana Collins died ut Seattle,
July 9, 1875, Of heart disease, aged
about SO years. Her husband, l.. N.
Collins, herself and child settled on the
Duwamish river in 1850, and were, We
believe, the first white family in King
county. All old settlers knew them.
Mr.. Collins is reported to have died sew
eral years ago.
Now they are bringing out their Cen
tcnniul pork barrels Durham N. H.
takes the lead with one that was first
filed in 1865, and has been filed every
year since. 1t holds more than 500
pounds, SO that it has been the receptS'
bic of about $4,000 pounds of pork
The military display at Phil. was very
fine, there bcing,rcprescntatives from near
ly every State in the Union. The Cen
tcnnial Lcgion was commanded by Gen
Heath Of Richmond, Va, who was en-
Enthusiastically chcercd as he passed along
the route.
, 1876-07-15
a.9C.A1 ITEMS.

win Mrs. Sinclair, and our chief,
please accept the thanks Of this office.
Mrs. Sinclair for fine lot of very large
cherries 0t the Princess Ann variety, sent
to our chief, md our chief for his absence.
"Makc hay while the sun shines" is
the pr0vcrb now in order, as haying las
already commenced in earnest, The crop,
though fair, will not, pc hnps, be quite
so heavy as last season; owing, no
doubt to the unusually long continued
wet weather,
l.. Hansen or Fritz the blacksmith,
has again opened his shop in our town.
For several years prior to Mr.. Ward
opening his shop, Fritz was most Of the
time the only blacksmith on the river.
Having now returned, we do not doubt
he will receive u suitable amount of pat
ronage from those who have known him
and his style of work for years past.
Owing to the celebration of the Cen
tennial the first OF last week, the boys
were crowded ut the end Of the week, so
that more than the average amount OF
errors appear in last weeks issue. We
desire to correct two dates in the county
history, accidentally overlooked in the
proof one giving date of first election
after organization rs 1866, in place OF
1861. The other giving 1859 as date OF
first school kept in the county, in place
of 1867, as in the original MS.
WEATHER Our weather prophet, ~ho
is neger knOwn 10, fail, came into our Office
u few days since and prOphesied contin-
uous good weather from this time on tor
our hay harvest, which is comforting to
our ranchers, but before he left, he spoilt
it all, by telling lis that next winter was
to be excessively cold, lots OF ice and
snow, no freshcts. This is the fellow
who brought the cold weather winter be-
fore last, and the big frcshet last winter,
How we pity him.
Our local was wrongly informed in re-
gard to the machine accidentally broken
last week, in falling from Mr.. Masterson's
wagon. Mr.. NJ, had contracted for n
new machine, higher priced, then the
style on hand by the agent, Mra. W. ii.
Ward of this place; until the kind of
machine desired could be procured, a
new sewing machine had been loaned to
Mr.. NJ. lie was returning this new ina.
chine to Mrs. W., care, to get the one in
exchange, he had purchased, when the
accident happened. The machine broken
being a new machine, not out of repair.
Mrs. W., being the agent for this place,
and not Mr.. Van Buren.
ARRIvED.--July 9th, Str Zephyr, with
II passengers, and freight for the follow.
ing named parties, to-wit;
Shonc Bros, Blackman Bros, L. G,
Ferguson, Bennett " Fluton. l.. WilIur,
J. y. Low, Wm, Brown, T. ID, Smith
Wm. Aillick, J. IL \. Ross. The Hphyt
will make her usual trip here on Sunday
and return Monday morning, leaving