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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

RsPorts--From general com. in favor Of H 49, to
from Willoughby river, approved November "a, 1874;
reII the third time and passed.
From the com on Judiciary, adyisely to the amend
meuts proposed by the Senate to providing for the
revision of the laws of this state Mr. Poland said the
amendment OF the Senate provides for two commits .
sOners. instead of one as IN the House bill. The
greatest objection, however, WAS in the provision
that the revision should be put In alphabetical
FORM which great deviation from the establish
ed The House unanimously refused to agree in the
amendmen nts proposed by the Senate.
From com on education adversely TO II iN in
amendment of an act in relation to the duties and
compensation of superintendents OF common schools;
third reading refused.
From general com, in favor Of 1872 act abolish.
ing the office of county commissioner; on motion OF
Mr. Poland of st Johnsbury. ordered to lie.
From the com salaries and fees to state officers
adversely to 90 to abolish the office of Of the
state cabinet; ordered to lie, motion OF Mr. Poland
OF st Johnsbury.
From com on banks, in favor Of s "a, in amendment
of act to authorize the business of banking third
reading ordered Tuesday morning
From com on judiciary, in favor OF II 26, to repeal
act in addition to ch 1871, s. relating to county
jais and the confinement and Discharge of pris.
oners approved Nov H. 1885, read the third time and
passed
From on salaries and fees of state officers. ad
versey to IL ldA, to amend an act providing for the
of the governor and council, etc; ordered to lie,
motion of MIR Eaton of Dauvlle.
From committee on Judiciary, in favor of II 81, rea
ting to trials in criminal cases and grand tures;
dered to lie, on motion of Mr. Pollard of Windsor.
On motion of Mr. Collins OF Barton, adj
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

From com on Judiciary in favor of II IA, in amend
ment Of act to abate aud suppress nusances, APP
ment which agreed to- and the bill! was reAd the
third time and passed.
RESOLUTION Mr. Powers of Ripton. that when this
House adjourn it be meet Monday at two O'Clock
disagreed to-yeas A. NAYS ~.
On motion Of Mr. Brown OF Benson, adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

vas celebrated to increase it. and moved that i Be
committed to senator TO amend to exclude
cases OF book account fr5m reference.
senator Belden thought that hill fulfilled its purpose
in its present FORM aud inquired Of Senator Uanforth
II he would oppose the hnal passage of tic BIZ ~ ~
should be amended as the latter suggested. Senai
tor DantOrth said that lie should not and the bill was
committed tur amendment. The bill was thereupon
reported back BY the Judiciary amended so as to
read that in all cases fdW pending hereafter en-
tered III any county court, except act1ns of account
etc.
senator Dillingham; called up 81, act in addition
TO ch h OF s, entitled OF trials. House propos-
ais OF amendment concurred in
Senator Dillingham; also called up 36 an act in re-
latng to tramps and moved that the bill be commit
ted to Senator to amend by inserting provision
granting power of arrest to overseers Of the poor and
the bill was so committed, and reported back amended
IN accordance with the motion; which amendment Nre
agreed to by the Senate.
Senator Peck moved that the bill be again commit
ted for amen dinent as to include in the list of Of
III the highway
Senator Beden thought this would make the bill too
stringent in its provisions If so amended the title of
the bill should be An act to compel tramps to COM
mi suicide by freezing"
Senator Dwinell thought the amendment would moi
work any injustice to honest people,
On the adoption of the amendment, Senator Belden
demanded the yeas aud nays. Amendment disagreed
to- yeas g. nays Do On motion the bill ordered tc
to lie.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

Bills, etc, introduced and referrcd- From the House,
l72, an act relating to the alteration OF school dis
tricts; to on ed.
44, an act in amendment of an act to suppress
nuisances; to com on jud
Senator Parker called up s %. act lesalizng the
grand list of the town Elmore and moved that the
rules be suspended that the vote passin" the bill
might be .reconsidered; agreed TO-, Moved by the
same Senator that the vote passing the bill be recon-
sldered. and it ordered On motion of SEN
ator Peck, the bill was then recommtted to Senator
to amend 1t was reported back amended and there
upon passed.
s 81, an act relating to tramps, was called up by
Senator Dillingham;. Senator Peck moved that the
bin be committed for amendment as to prevent the
building of fires in the highway by tramps Senator
Beden thought the amendment ought not to be urged
al this time.
senator Deane moved the bill be ordered to e Sen
ator King suggested some other amendments Senator
Dilling ham suggested that the last senator msappre
hended of the provisions of the bill and pain
ed at Length the workings of the bill Ordered to lie
and be made the special order of Tuesday at half
two O'Clock.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

Sy tGe y Sns fRs
90, Bus introduced and referredIFrom the House H
49, ~ & an act to amend sec LOT No So of the laws OF is72
ss an act grsptins ferry to John o. Neil to com
49, an act to amend "A of ch 4a of 8, relating
10 wrlts OF error, etc; to com ON jud.
and the acts in ah Ssr 81
Leland Classical and English School of Townshend;
6o an act to legalize certain bonds Issued by the
bennington and Rutland Railroad Company; to com
II io, an act in amendment of the 9Th division, sec
u OF Gh ~ oil s, entitled the grand list; to
9, q s an act to repeal an act amend 5 of chap
% OF 3 relating to the ntation of actions passed
Nov 1859 and reviving the act thereby repealed to
By Senator DYER. an act in relation to the quad
renna appraisal OF real estate; to committee the
Reports Of committees committee on educa.
ton in favor of g. an act in addition to
Nov 49, 1868 Sen itor Rice nterroated the com nttee
and was replied to by Senator Mead Passed in con-
From gen % com in favor of 49, an act to change the
Senator Battell inquired if this change of name
eonld not be made under the general law. Senator
not This case Of Child 81 Woman naa dvoTeed
who had been granted leave to resume her maiden
take the name OF the mother in such cases. Passed in
Joint resolution BY Senator stearns, IN relation to
tn, will of II Howard of Fairfax. as follows: THAT
Philanthropy exhibited BY he late Harmon ward
of Fai fax Vt in devisng in his last will and tesla.
Vermont in founding in Fairfax an orphan asylum for
ssn IN &c Sh
% fnf 6 as wtne Of he ae tba
Of the donor contains provision which will snbstan-
italy carry t ont his purpose without eK
beanes i H. i Minexpedent for the state to accept the
provision of the first item of the will of Mr. Howard
Tnfaishcd businesses rs, an act prohibiting the
Judges OF the supreme court from holding office
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2s. Gs-sENArE

The Senate convened at the usual hour. Devotional
BS fsycdaesd and Use Senator Ballard
act relating 10 the MANAGEMENT of the state prison,
relating to the duties Of town superntendents of
BY senator Dyer. act defining the time OF warning
of treemen's and regular town meetings In certain
BY senator Paine, an act providing for the mortgage
RspSrtsnFrom com on grand list, to Whom was re-
ferrei ll0 by substitute bill amending the 9Th 9th
sTand a az st ordered to M 'nA o
From special CON- to whom wac referred ~! an act
thereto; passed in concurrence. A., ,,,.,,..
Of attempts to commit ofenses third reading ordered
From com on claims in favor of H Ial an act to pay
Patrick Regan the sum therein named; passed IN
From same same in favor of H 1885, an act to pay Peter
Collier the sum therein named. senator Dwinel in
iaf sa Senator R g
nell thought that we ought to be slow awarding this
had been considered by previous legislatures Sena-
tors Munson and Dyer favored the passage of the bill;
rom same, IN favor Of H 1913, an act to pay VIM
Rowell the sum therein named. Senator Powell ex-
planned the nature OF the cla and on his notion or
dered to lie The bill was subsequently taken from
From com on grand list, against H 1856, an act to
amend of No s. OF the laws of 1922 third reading
From com land taxes upon %, act in rel laion
to the collection OF taxes, with proposal of amendment
after notice when the tax shall become claim upon
the t % aTreed n nss t. sen
Dwinell moved further amendment On motion OF
From com on Judiciary, BY bill substituted for p
an act in addition to en- l2l Of g. entitled Of county
From com on Judiciary upon IL l3l, an act to amend
etc with proposal Of amendmsnt Of clerical error
From senate, IN favor Of sl, an act providing for
changing the names of muors. Third reading order
| ed Tuesday
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
Priceless Discovery.
A Sure Cure for Piles.

A sure cure forthe blind beedinP itching and
ucela'ed piles has been discovered by DR.. WI.
nam, tan Indian remedy) called Dr. Williams
Indian Olntment single box has cured the
worst q chrOnc cases OF twenty-five and thIr-
ty yeats standing No one need suffer five m n.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
meulc.ne. Lotions, instruments and c.ectuaI les
do more harm than good. Williams Ontmeut
supports the tumOrs, allays the intense lIchuIg
!particuiariy at nipht after getting waim ~
ned nclS ns pouuce gives instant and pain.
less rehet, and is prepared only for Piles ADD
nothine else. TdOL sands of cured patients at.
test its virtues AID physicians of all schools
pronounce 10 the create st cont hutton to medi-
enc OF the ape. II matters not how long or ~.
Nerely you have been suffering, you can be
cured
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Ryder leveland, Ohio, writes
l suifered Tor years w.th Itching and liberated
Tiles, tired remedy after remedy advertised and
consulted phvsic ans in PhiladelphIa, Louis syllle,
Cincunutl, IudanaDOhs end tins city; aud
spent Lundreds Of dollars, but 1Ouud no Iei,ef
untll obtained box OF DIR. WilIlam's Indian
ointment some four months ago. and it has
cured me cnmpiete'y. haO part of the box
lett which gave 10 a friend OF mine who had
dUcJOred with many phys ,cians and as ast 10,
sort went TO tue noted Hot springs, Arkansas,
Tor treutment. He tnt0 ms me that the Ihdian
Ointment has also cured him Of the Piles. Itis
certainly a wOnot rful discovery, ana should be
used by the many thousands who are now sui
ie1ng with that dreH disease.
~ $1,000 Reward win be paid for a more Ger.
tam remedy. sold by all Dragglsts, DIR. @. ".
FkAZlE &, sole proprietor. Cleveland, o.
Dec. 10, ly.
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DIED.

FRANTz.--0n the 2nd ult., in West Penn,
George Frantz, aged 90 years, month and
l9 days.
EBERTs.--On the 3rd ult., at Bloomingdale;
Birdie Eurene, son of William and Anna
Eberts, aged years, mos. and 10 days.
BENIGoFF.-On the 18th ult., in East Penn,
Nathan Jonas, son of William and Adeline
Benigof, aged months and % days.
HAUsER.-On the 10th ult., in West Penn,
Gideon, son of Isaac and Elizabeth Hauser,
aged 81 years, months and 8 days.
WEHR.-0n the 21st ult., in East Penn, VIM.
Alfred, son of Cyrus and Mary A. Wehr,
aged years. l month and l6 days.
SCHELLHAMMER.-On the 2lst ult., in West
Penn, Danl Schellhammer, aged 81 years,
10 months and 10 days.
KocHER.-On the 2Sth ult., in West Penn,
Mary, wife of Elias Kocher, aged 2S years.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
Explosion In a Coal Mine.

On Friday of last week a terrible explosion
took place in the Stanton mine, located about
one mile east of Wilkes Barre, the results of
which have greater significance than usual,
in that the majority of those injured are mine
officials and men widely known and highly
respected. 1t appears that John T. Griffith,
inside superintendent at the mine, entered
the colliery at half-past IL o'clock accom-
panied by Richard Roderick, the mine boss;
Lewis S. Jones, mine boss of the Empire col
liery, and party of miners. They went to
a distant part Of the collery TO prosecute
certain labors, and upon entering one of the
chambers the open lights carried on the heads
of the leading men of the party came in con-
tact with quantity of gas and instantly a
terrific explosion followed. The force was SO
great as TO be felt out of doors. 1t oyertun-
ed many rods of the small railroad leading
| along the gangway to the shaft and used for
taking out coal from the chambers. Every
man of the party was knocked down. SUI
| perintendcnt Griffith was hurled many feet
backward, and when taken up was found
badly bruised and terribly burned about the
face and breast Lewis S. Jones, boss of the
Empire, was in similar condition; Rode
rick was horribly burned in the face and
I hand; a miner named Patk. Kerrighan re-
ceived burns which may prove fatal John
Tredinnick was burned mwardly and died
/ on Saturday; Thomas Malta was burned on
the face and hands and is thought MORALLY
| injured Peter stump was seriously burned
on head, hands and lace-his hair was burn
ed entirely of. A party Of mine surveyors
were going through the mine at the time,
and were all thrown down by the force of
the explosion, although quite distant from
its immediate locality. The obstruction in
the vicinity ofthe disaster was immense, and
the wonder is that any of the parties in that
part Of the mine escaped alive.
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strikers senteneeh.

Ten men, who interferred with mining
operations in Luzerne county, last August
have been convicted, and, on Thursday OF
last week, were sentenced as follows: John
Gordon $50 fine, costs and nine months in the
county prison; Thomas Davis $50 fine, costs
and six months in prison; VIM. Scovill, John
Clark and James O'Brian each $40 fine, costs
and ninety days in prison; Patrick Cassidy
and Owen Moran each $2j fine, costs and
six months in prison; Reese Lloyd $40 fine,
costs and thirty days in prison; John Gold
EN- and James Speering each 800 fine and
the costs of prosecution.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
SOciabIe.

A very pleasant and agreeable sociable
came off at the Carbon House," in this
borough, on New Years evening. Among
those present we noticed the following young
ladies and gentlemen Misses Sophia and
Lizzie Yeager and Sallie Raudenbush, OF
Mauch Chunk Misses Ida and Ella CLAUS
Emma Snyder, Aggie IIauk and Emma
Dollenmaycr, of Lehighton Misses Salome
and Sarah Werner, Yundt, O'Bran and
Guth, of Weissport, and Miss Hbbler, OF
Packerton. The male sex We're represented
by Messrs. Longshore, Mcclure, Menden-
hall, Connor and Lutz, of Huzleton Mcssrs
o. A. and Frank Clauss, w. w. Rebcr, Sci
fert, Edinger, Bauer, and j. A. and Il. w
Seiple, of Lehighton. The amusements oi
the evening were most enjoyable, and when
the party broke up, "amang the wee sIha
hours" of the morning, all expressed them
selves as most highly delighted.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
SocIety Meetings.

Ny1s1ro CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE NJ; 9.
end and 4th MONDAY OF each month IN re
beTss Hall. Lehighton, at 1880 O'Clock P. N,
W.K Benninger, S. K. o.; $. K. Gilman
3. X. r. 3.
HNApFN HuTTRS LODGE. No. ESQ., l. o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at sooloek'
in Re6eris Hall. H Kostenbader, n .G.i N.
3. Reber, Secretary.
AfRTuoHRN TRIBE. No. 232 Imp. o. Of r. N,
meets in Reoer's Hall eve Snt9rday; j.
II. Beers. saohem @. W, Delhi, o. OF H.
peHo PocA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. Il. NJ, meet
on "Wednesday evening OF each week, at 1880
O'Clock IN Public School Hall, Weissport
Pa. @. W, Schwab, 81 JAG. BrOng, L. oil II.
LEuoHToN LODGE, No. 234 X. Of p. meets
O'Clock. r. Gaumer, @. G. T. IL. Ratcllf,
X. OF r. and S.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05

Explansion.

The impression has somehow gone abroad
in this community, that the pastor of the
Packerton NJ. L. church was refused the use
of the NJ. E. church of this place, and was,
therefore, compelled to hold services in the
Cemetery on a recent funeral occasion. Such
is not the fact, and the purpose of this COM
munication is to disabuse the public mind
and set the Church right before the comnu-
nifty. Without attempting 10 fix the res
possibility for the origination of this gross
Misrepresentation, l simply deny, in this
public manner, that the church referred TO-.
and of which / am pastor, was refused the
above mentioned party, and that the public
may know the true state of the case | cause
to be inserted herewith an exact copy of the
communication which sent TO the pastor of
the Packerton church in reference to the
matter:
LEmGHToS, Pa, Dec. 26, 1877.
REV. WHITrON,-Dedr Bro. : / am inform
ed that you desire to hold funeral service
in our church tomorrow. You are entirely
welcome to the church but, as the child
died of disease which is highly contagious,
| hear some Of the people here think it is
hardly prudent to take the corpse into the
church for fear of the possible consequences.
| have very little apprehension of danger,
and yet ! suggest, if it will be agreeable to
the family, that you first proceed to the
cemetery and bury the child, and then come
to the church and hold service, an order
which is frequently observed in this part OF
the country. This is only suggestion leave
you to act on your judgment in the matter.
The church is at your service.
Youn fraternally,
I. B. brown.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
weisspOrt Items.

The revival services in Rev. j. X.
Kneers church, of Weissport, are thus far
remarkably good.
Lately both of the preachers Of Weiss,
port had good donations through the hands
Of surprise parties.
--On Sunday (to-morrow) Rev. S. Neitz
Of Reading will preach in the Evangelical
church, of Weissport. The services at 10 a.
IN. will be German. At las n. IN. the
school will have its session. At p. m. there
VIII be communion. All p. m. there will
be English preaching
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
+. F. Kunkeps Ritter Wine Of Iron.

T.. F. Kunkers celebrated Bitter Wine Of Iron
will gneoiunilv cure liver cOmptdn,, JauDulce,
dyspepsia chrome or nervous uebilty, chronic
dnTrlRa disease of the kidneys ana all ulsea.e es
brI,iug from a OsOldeIel liver. stomach OF In
testiues, such as constipation, ,hatuence, inward
plies, tullness Of OOd TO the mead, acidity OF
the stomach nausea, hoartbu' n, disgust fnr
food iuluess or weight III the stomach, sCre
eIuCtauOns sinking Or hutterlug Gt ne Dil Cf
the stomach swimming of the head hurried or
difficult breathing hutterng AZ the hea teAJK.
Tg OI tun nlcQung sensation when Ia lYinR
pofture. dlmness Of vision, dots or webs brfOIe
tht siGhi, dull pam IN tne head, Cehcicucy Of
Ter pIratOn, yeuOwness OF the skin and eyes,
pain ~ sne side, bacN head, chest, limbs, etc.
sudden flushes of heat burninP IN the hesh, con-
slant Imagining ui evil and great depression Uf
spIlls. Price 81 per bottie. Beware Of conn
terets D. not let your "a uggfst palm "a some
on preparation Of iron he may y it Is
gDod, tut !. SIX fOr Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Take NO other. kunke's Bitter Wine oi liun
Is not sold in tuk-ouly A. 81 bottles. + j.
Kunkel Proprietor, No. 2s NOtth Ninth stree,
Philadelphia Ia. sold by all druggi,ts aud
dealers ever, wheIe
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete In two hours No fee
TIL bead passes. seat. pin anu stomach WOTn
removed bv Or. Kunkel,259 North Ninth Street.
FnilaneIphil, Pc. send for circular Fur re-
moving seat pin or stomach worms call on your
Otug Riht ana ask for q tot Q Of kunkel's Worm
SYTgi.t ptloe g.. u never fails. OmmOn sense
teAches n tape worm eau be removed, AL other
NoiLls c n bt readily destroyed. Dec, Is, In.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
Special Notices.
" A WIDOW AND HER CHILD

"a WIDOW AND HER CHILD"
singular instance of superstition came to
light not long sIIce. which is thus related I:
Gong into ne!ghbors house one day last week,
found one of tho children suffeting from
severe cough. ana expressed my opinion that e
was case in watch medical assistance should
b. obtained. The mother of the boy agreed that
1t was very bad but said that before calling in
doctor she intended to try cure that she had
long used in similar cases, aud never found to
iail. On being pressed to communicate the pre-.
scrlption, she Pravely informed me that the
cham consisted in HALE's HONEY OF HONE.
HoUED AND TAR, and that it could be obtained
of all the druggists. Price 80 cents ana sl Great
saving by purchasing large Hze. Depot CRIT.
TENToN, z sixth avenue. New York city.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
MARRIED,

As-GoMBERT.-On the 23rd ult.. by
Rev. A. Bartholomew, Mr.. Levi Andreas.
of East Penn, this county, and Miss Sarah
Gombertj of West Penn, schuylkill co.
HOFPMAN-FRoHSHEIsER.-Ou the 3Oth ult.,
By The same, Mr.. jerome Hoffman and
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
Accidents.

~ On Saturday morning last Mr.. Ed. Paetz-
el, of this borough, while engaged repairing
an old coal ear at the Packerton shops, fell
through the bottom, and striking on his side
fractured three of his ribs.
On Monday, Charles Cupfrey, also of this
place, was at work on repairs at Packerton,
when one side Of the bottom Of car he was
repairing fell, striking him on the head,
making some ugly wounds
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-01-05
TO C0NSUMPTIVES.


DR.. Frazier's Cough syrup used in connection
with Er trazler's Root Btters WILL cUEE con.
SUMPTION,
STANDARD Stm Laundry ,Cleveland,u o. Oct. &c 70.
Dr. FRAZIER Deal SIR 1 fee II a duty owe
10 suffer ug humanity 10 write you For some
time L was sOrely tfiicted with n cough, raising
had stun, with every symptom OF being a ooIi.
Il med cOnsumptiVe l tried ditfeI enJ medicines
and cures without finding relief; l alsO consult
ed three OF our most prominent Cleveland ply.
sicians the last one OF which pronounced my
case serious, and Informed ms that 1 cOula not
i've more Than few months AOOut this tune,
hearing OF yOur wonderful success, i CON
menced taking yOur syrup In connection with
your Root B tterst ana was at once benefl OF,
ana after using the medicine some two months
find myself entirely cured.
TORENCE DUNN.
Mt Dunn again writes, under date OF Aug (.
1871 DIR. FfaZleF, Der S'r 1 can endorse
your meUicine more strongly than ever from the
fact tnnt II IS now ncary one year since was
cured Ny lungs aTe 10 Gay strong aud sound,
having no return of the disease.
The above Ned cines Ep"ag lOr themselves
IR g. W. FRAZI Eli, PrupIlCtOr,t leveiand,O.
For sale by all DruggisIs.
Dec. IS. ~.