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STARVING TO DEATH,

Thousands of men and women are starv-
ing themselves to death. They dare
not eat or drink this or that, fearing it will
increase their flesh. Life depends upon
continuous self-denial. The only safe and
reliable remedy for this terrible condition
is Allan's Anti-Fat. 1t is wholly vege-
table and perfectly harmless. Its use in f..
sures a reduction of from two to five pounds
per week. Sold by druggists.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 18th, 1878.
To THE PRoP'Rs OF ALLAN's ANTI FAT:
Gentiemen-The following report is from
the lady who used Allan's Anti Fat at (the
Anti-Fat) had the desired effect, reducing
the fat from two to five pounds a week, un :
til | had lost twenty-five pounds. | hope
never to regain what have lost"
Yours resp'y
POWELL e. PLIMPTON,
Wholesale Druggists
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For the CARBON ADVOCATE.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.

sHTuFFLETowN, July Sth 1879.
Mr.. DRuoKER,--Wile ich dich net gasan-
ma hob ON fherter july un so hob ich ga
dank ch wot der an brcaf shirva, I'm won do
an net in de tsitung drucka wit, TN don
maughst, di shmok- pife mid awshtecka. 1ch
hob aver gawot do warsht by mer gawest,
in dar shtod, un vile do aver ned worsht,
so will ich an bresf shriva. Ioh was ned
oil wos es gevva hut, over ON arshter plotz,
do han sc so kononna OBJ OBJ 'gashosso, un
don is de band rous kumma, un bis about
nine ohure do sin ALA graardara rous kum-
ma, uf giie, uf shlita, un tsu fuze in fact
es war an gross tornout. Aver i'm gross
gabi wo Sc nj sin war net feel satisfaction,
vile so feel lite dort warra-so feel das mer
tsu sauga nix fun dar netting sanna odder
harra nut Senna. I'm noch anes, olles wor
uf English, un sell lersthea ich eva net or
rick good. Aver ich hob doch so wennich
Gus maucha kama fun der speech. I'm
arshter plotS is amer uf,. un hut ebes gasOut
fun am frycs land TN no over bin ich uf
gajumpt, un amohl my hoUt gRwafed, un
aver eb ich hurrah grisha hob Benna, hut
amer wo grawd hinnich mer gehockt hut
gasawt ich sut mich onna hocka. Donno
hob ich. can gafroked eb Sc kan cheers gev-
va wetta, un don hut ar in English gadu
dos wan ar mich an porr considra dad. Ich
hob es aver net long shtanda kenna dad
drin, aver ieh bin nous un amohl awhile
drous rum galuda, Ich hob ON eak sheer
grawd niver mohl an vver Gus sheaney or
ange gakauEed un hob Sc ow gessa. Ich hob
mer aw no fnfcent wart grund-niss kawfed
un bin amohl clean hummer galufTa bis ons
gross wasser wo Sc de shift un steamboats,
hen, un dord wor ich ivver shtund un hob
tsu gakucked we boat-rasser, un we Sc ollar.
liza arwet shoffa dord. Ich hob mer aw noct
amohl fnf cent invest in grund Miss, un et
worra drei. shtands mid kucha un shmal
beer un SO saucha, un yeader hut an ivvei
Gus grosser variety kotta.
Ich bin don aw widder tsurick un de Nor
rick shtrose nuf in anes fun danna cars, III
Sc hen mich yusht silva cent gacharged
IYver while bin ich aw witter tsum ca
rous un bin an onra shtrose nuf galuffa III
tsu letsht bin ich on gross eak- house kummt
wo Sc dar show hen, un ich hob nw an farte
dolla batzald un amohl dod ME. Sell wa
aver aw about an gooter show. Sc han da
grasht variety gahot fun curiosities dos cl
all my dog un dos laver noch gasan hot
I'm aw Lava; an reinasseerus, tigers, mon
keys un babboons, rossel-shlonga, tang-a
rangs, un ginny-picks, un aw wildly kred
doora-an ivver Gus grosser ellylont, un sci
is now aw about olles wos ich was fun an
faerta July, dar nagsht dog bin ich ham
b kumma, SAM KRIsHsHAsuruFFL.
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ator EAToN has put quetus on the move.
ment for the present, as far as Congress Is
concerned, but, according to the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, IL is expected that large
quantities Of arms and ammunition will be
sent from New York city to aid the insur-
gents In Mexico, and thus that country will
be kept in turmoil until the next session Il
Congress, when another appeal will doubt
less be made to that body 70 take hand ID
the plcification of Mexico, with view u
annexation.
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The June report ofthe Commissioner Of
Agriculture of Tennessee says the wheat
crop Of that State will be three-fourths Of an
average yield, but of a superior quality. The
corn crop will exceed the average, and is
fine in all parts Of the State. The tobacco
crop will be one-third less than last year
Cotton is very promising, and the increase
of acreage planted over that of last year is II
per cent.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-07-12

The San Francisco Bulletin sets forth in
detail the programme for the reception Of
GIANT in California. The Reception Com
mttee announce that II is its object "to give
GenIU. GRANT a united, hearty, non-partis-
an reception upon his arrival at San Fran
ciscoP and they want signatures to "Gen,
GRANT Msster Roll" Of persons who are to
take part in the affair.
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Rev. DR.. Alexander Clark, of Pittsburg,
editor of the Methodist Recorder of that city,
died at the residence of Governor Colquitt,
in Atlanta, Ca, on Saturday evening, after
an illness Of about three weeks. DR.. Clark
was great worker. In addition to his ed-
torial labors he contributed to several relg-
ious weekles, and was also author Of several
religious books, which hada large circula-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-07-12

Francs Mulbrandon aged Al years died
in Memphis Wednesday, after four days
illness, of yellow fever. A post-mortem ex-
animation of six leading physicians, includ-
ing DR.. Mitchell, of the National Board of
Health, and Dr.. Thornton, President of the
City Board of Health, established the iden-
tity of the disease. All the physicians
"have declared il a spo tic case" but con-
siderable excitement p Q ails.
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"A contract for furnishing lO,728,OOO
pounds ofsteel and $4,000 pounds of iron,
for the New York and Brooklyn East River
Bridge, has been awarded TO the Edgemoor
Iron Company at 35-lOO cents a pound.
The contract amounts to S46s,l47. Both
towers Of this bridge are now completed, the
last work upon the Brooklyn tower having
been done last Saturday.
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LADY REANTIFIERs.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skins, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics in France, or beautiliers Of the world,
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty
as Hop Bitters. A trial ascertain proof. See
another column. 63s2
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LEHIGHTON, pAa
SATURDAY, JULY ~, 1879.

William Cranp, the well-known ship
builder, Of Philadelphia, died at Atlantic
City, Sunday, nged 70 years.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

At regular meeting Of the First Natlona
Bank of Dehlghton, Dividend OF Two pc
cent, on the capital stock was declared pay
able on and after July Is, 1879.
W. W. BOW MAN, Cashier.
Lehighton, July IL, 1S7p--3w.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

~
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court Of Common Pleas of Carbon County to
restate, settle and make distribution of the
funds in the hands of Adolph Hussman, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate OF Chds. Hussnan,
decd, will attend to the duties of his appoint.
ment on MONDAY, AUGUST l1th, 1879 at
TEN o'clock A. NJ, at his Office, OAK HALL,
Mauch Chunk, when and where all parties
interested may attend.
PETER !. MEEHAN, Auditor.
Mauch Chunk, July y, 1879.
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Coal! COaI!!
STRICTLY FOR CASH

Leave YOUR Orders at my Oaee, RANK ST.
Opposite the Puplic square. Coal viii be deliV.
cred. when desired, atvory Lowest Charges on
above price. d. A BELTZ.
March s-2ai. Lebtghton, Pa
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The improvements thereon are n
TWO-STORY PLANK WEATHER
BOARDED DIV ELLING HOUSE,
twenty by thirty feet, and eighteen feet high,
exclusive Of basement. with kitchen attach
ed. sixteen by twenty-four feet, and one and q
half story high.
Seize,l and taken into execution MS the prop
erty of the Lehigh Grain, Coal and Lumber
Company, owners or reputed owners, and
Charles 5. Kunkel, contractor, and to be sold
by
J. W. RAUDENBUSH, Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk, July II, 1879.
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LOT OF GROUND

LOT OF GROUND
situate in the Borough of Weatherly, Carbon
county, Pa, bounded and described as follows
to wit; beginning at the corner of an alley and
street and running from thence along said
street north one and half degrees east fifty
feet, and running from thence back from said
street between parallel lines of that width q
distance oftwO hundred feet to street, making
a lot of fifty by two hundred feet, and num-
bered on the plot of Butt and Kline, as lot
by street, south by alley and west by street.
The improvements thereon are a Two
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
eighteen by twenty-four feet kitchen attach
ed nine by twelve feet, and outbuildings.
Seized and tn ken into execution rs the prop
erty of Elizabeth Rothrock and John Roth.
rock.
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All that certain
LOT OF GROUND,
bounded and situate along the Public Road
running East and West on the opposite side
of the river Lehgh, from the borough of
White Haven, and located in kidder town.
ship, and County of Carbon, containing
FIFTY-TwO FEET FRONT
on said road, and adjoining E. S. Mullen's lot,
and running at right angles from said road
two hundred feet,
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By amount of Expenditures, as per
vouchers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e24Vi Vi
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ROBERT ANTHONY, Treasurer, in Acs
count with Franklin TOwsp. School District,
Carbon County, Pa, for the School Year end.
ing bounty Account) June End, 1873;
, 1879-01-02

Of tho world may yet sufIlce 10 keep them
there. We also. ~ well NJ the Americans. hare
large areas OF waste land 10 mako valuable md
plenty of scopo tnr o,lr SPARE t,opula-
tlon., But; un'iunh:tdly, It IL tnc crcat
dr1whack' 10 utr' inu1acrn society TINT
~ large proportion OF tho working class are
little Adapted In t'lnuac thcis mo.ic " ttc.
Factory banda As n rr,lc make thc worss NJ rpto-
nists; and thus those WIN lrst feel tho pressure
IN batl tunes ate the least capable uf striking
out new paths for themselves elsewhere. Re-
e,t1es. cven In America ITSELF soo mitch capital
md too'nany pcopto arc employed in n,anufnc-
ture; and the improvements In machinery are
viii be easily e|uttet. even Wien The long
Looked for revival OF srnllc begins. II Is during
the period of accommodation to altered circun,-
stances that the uravcet difficulties NAV arise.
Our present distress has COME upon rs crnd-
uallr after long succession Of good years. and
proplc have ttenc1,cd upon their savings 1t, the
hope TINT every day might bring an improve
ment. But. sIncs Ut IL too probable that no
speedy change for the better can he expected,
We must tools matters In the face a. tile Amer
leans did IN 1873
, 1879-01-02
HEAVY TAXPAYERS.
Some Of the Hn1id 11en Of tho "rIab y and
How They Are AkanAaed.
Nof{pH Hdst.

Some Of the en1id afen OF tho "rIab y aud
How They Are Asanaaed.
DosfoH F1sf.
Among thote who paid taxes 10 Boston for
the yenE 1878, the names Of those whose estates
arc valued at ovcr half miltlon dollars and tho
amounts upon which they wcre assessed are
given herewith: Charles Francis Adams, $780,
4 Alhany Railroad Company. 81, ,o94. .oD. aealnst
800 In lsi7; boston i Lowell Railroad
Company, s7ss, 100, against s!s,.so0 last year:
Boston 4 Lowel! M a,!d Nashua d Lowell Railroad
lon 4 Maine Ka!1roati Company. s7;o,-
Loo, agairst sTs,sc0 IN 1877: boston \
Providence Ralroad COMPANY. t2,Uj7+ 900
against g. 90. 100 last rear; lsoston tlas.Llght
sso; Bo.os conos"y
aeatnst Sl,51a.1O0 last season; H,sfon Wharf
Company. 31,S9l,4 400, arainst 92,t83. 0U the
previous rear; Gardner Brewer oeirs. s995, 100;
fsf faaka y nrgo:T Ell, ,vas - .t,s re!s, C.
s1,054 900: Catherine W. Goldman heirs, s0iq-
COO; William y. Dexter Ct al. trustees,
Hiss ,5eD; Moscs, A. Dow. s5o5i,oo; East.
g. fs!;0'' co@is9sy is sss!e:.
si,sii,5o. Ii place Of sa,ls3aoo iast year;
f!tchburg Rallroad Company, t1 ,09, ,500, aFaiust
sl.114t&0 a, year aeo; Charles y: dalloupe,
sds,, soo; John l.: Gardner, sl,o64. .5oo; John /.
0o0: II. Hollis 1lunncwcll. t75s, 100; Nav En-
gland Mutual Life insurance Cumpnny, $685.
4U0, against sSS8, ,000 last year: Joseph Nlcker.
son, sG23.J0o; Old Colony d Newport
ltaiiroal Company, Sl,lSl.1oo IN placc Of
100; Hsrvey D. rarker, ss9s 400; executors
George Patkman hctrs, s1,147,Go0: Ebcn
?. Phillips, sdas o@; propr!etors ot -,, 0Id 9Gd
last year; Joshua II. sears. eoo,s4p, 400;
Frederick r. scars Ct al, trustees, $s1a10o:
+. y. dollicr ct al, trustees. s948,G0O South
Boston Iron Company, $s:31, 600: William ".
Tucker Ct al., trustees, ss65, 800; William, +.
Welli, 500; Mary and Anna Wlgglea-
worth, $7I, ,000; Afo.cs Williams, eo,0j1, ,40u;
cxoeutors' estate Ricfnrd Bakcr, e701, 100: John
A. Dowell ct al., trustees, Loo; James l..
Litt1c, s739, ,900 Samuel Little et al., trustees,
*SW, ,soo; John n. Mason Ct at, trustees; si,-
sou, against S003. 100 Inst year; William Minot
Ct ai, trustees. si,27s, ,1ooi William M!not. Jr,
Contrary Of New York, s0slo0u, against a.
on, ,000 1aAt year.
, 1879-01-02

u ". SHHtffR N CtfFN6HH UffdtH.
Baynra Tnslur wruto beautiful hand. 11a
dotesteL blind anu slovenlv writing. md used
to sav that any nan could write plainly who
would muku IN effort. Ills manuscript was the
delight Of printers. Mr. Tnylor wrutu quietly
nutl stradtly. and produced a great DIAL more
"copyh IN given time than my oIlu would
supposu him capable VI who observed Ills up
parcnt caso aud abseuco Of hurry. lie was
rather careless In his dress, but not, ,ika Il0-
race urectuY, enough 10 to bc conspicuous. lie
liked 4 stout, p]aln suit OF clothes tllat could
he worn long ttne. Q loose-attfnR gray
ovcrcuat, and bfoad.bFimmel siulrh nut.
lie NILS a ftraEty enter. and was fouI of tho
Herman natialIBi bavrragc, which he hAhitually
drank at dinner. In religion lie might hare
bcen c1usscd u Unitarian or DetAt. though
ho had great reyuEenco for The faith Ut i,ik
quaker ancestors. III his later years thu desire
for trayul wore olI, and he used to set out OIL
Journey with much reluctance. After seeing
and knowing well ull thr great c;ttes Of tho
world his preference was New York. lie often
snitt hu had rarhrr lLvB there than In nuy Eur,,-
pean Capital. Taytnr's vile WAS o daughter Ut
tue eulcbratsi tisFsalan ustrononer, Pruf. Han
ass'. shn Is taly Vi nne culture a.l. cunstd-
erabs htgrnry talent. 4 scu0l history ui tirr-
many, written bv hcr husband for usa iu Amer
tran Hchool4. was RECENTLY trauslated by her lnto
tlcrnlau. Their daughter. Lillian. closely rcsetn.
etr4 tier 1ather ~ llu appeared III hls youthful
days. TaYfus built iha housB near ksnHett
nfuare whsre bis parents atil live. md wAcra
they celebrated thelr gutl1er wedding nraFiy
ten years ago. lIe called tte ssaeu CIuarrgutt,
uutl hoped " ua6s his old ago there.
, 1879-01-02
BUSINESS OF NEW YORK FOR 1873.

Speaking Of the business Of New Yuek City
for tho year just eluscd. tl.s 1t1oans, Of that
cIty, In it, review article says:
Tho imports X New York for the last year
hare been only $!o7 .Uo, ,ooU. but this dccrrsso IL
wholly accounted for BY thr laI! tu prices ot n:
Dee. II, tn comparing British llnpurts nlld cx-
ports. observes TINT "uusIng November tho
raw materials which We Imported tor lnanu-
featuring rutross:: wese g.. wl.o's, about "
that tho decrease exhibited ~ the Saluu Vi ilf,-
ported articles of foo.l ~ per cs.l, wn,'e i.
sestNet to Tue exports l. says. ~ :, still
%psfes 'nvs eep ron ouv vaFqas t,1 w1. 'a w.
,uunev." Nearly the salne observations apply
10 the tsstllc Of Great Bsliaiu u previous
months. The year hus been upe Of suell gen
xral decline In prizes that teercase vi fully 10
per rent tn tho yaus Ut imports, 1t Is probable,
would layc resulted, had tho quantities OF carl.
article imported tclna,neu The eatu as IN 1877.
ltua tla dccrcase LII vAllie VI imports vt New
York has been less than ;k',0Ol ~, ur VI per
rent. On tbs other haud. there has beeu M it,-
trease ot Sat. .000,Dul In value ot exports iron,
thls Tort, with retttTils for vBs week sttl! lack
iuc This .s III increase of III per GEM. ard
ye, the decline In prices Of exported products
has heen aot fur from Is per cent. Apparently
thr traIlic Ut this port il ncarIy unethir 1arrer
n respect to quantities exported thault has Icen
III any previous year, Ihe specie unnytt,leuL has
1csn alua!l. Exports Of specie amount to onjy
&l3,. lurtuE the year thus Tar, ot which
81, 39 WIS silver. and S5,ex3,73 vas golh !:
hut the tmporss ot silver as New loEs, with o,u
week st1l! iackiE, have been ~, ,4s7, and of
gold $7.3) ,o1u Hence, The sture vi hoth gold and
silver has Uten Increased uuEipk tho year, 10 tAf
| - II bus been Affected 1y tile foreign trade Ut
New ictk. And it IL known That The result Ut
the Whole foreign trade Of the country has been
| substantially tho saint; the movement Ut pse-
clous H4stafs las been unMportunt, hut. ha4
| slightly Increased, VI the wAolu, tie nations
| stuec of suct commodities. Tnu enormous ex-
<eaa ol rxDoEts oYeF llupotts Of merchandise has
tecu met, II at uIl, ty the return Vi bou14 aud
| tAo gauccltng vi Indebtedness abroad.
, 1879-01-02

operator having stmnty to place his FINGERS upon
each kcv forming word, simultaneously. 1t
Is claimed, finally, that tho entire work Of COM
nnstt'nn m q newspaper ran lc done IN small
nfzc.l pnrtor, tbs machine not heing larger
t1san scTlng-tnarhnc.
II nli this can bo done by tho mncbtnc, Ut
course II will rcyoluttontxe tho art OF type.
settling; but, in view OF tho failurc Of the va
raorts ingcnIus type-setting machines heretofore
invented to work practically, there will be some
doubts felt Ia regard 10 the ability of tho prcs-
ent one to do hwny ut once with the printers
substitute thnt has been invented, and will very
likely bc brought into use In many kinda OF
ps1nttpK, II It il not IL noMspnper work.
, 1879-01-02

A friend OF the Drawer tiurinx thu past sum-
ncr visited the lakes Of Killarney ant slasseI
lltlu hut or catfn Occupied BY descendant Of
the Unframed Kata kearnrY, that dangerous
beauty Of long ago. Az he approached It, the
guide began bis legends about The locality:
"Do YOU ses that mountain" said he, 'tbe-
hiud thr eabIp theIel-l uans Kcte kearncy's
desyiniant's cnbin. Well tl's no lrka por :!,1,Ou
1rct high, and It is well known that wh,u Kate
krarney from the top Of II unIRusrA hur hairt 1t
touchr.l the base there fosnlntSe."
Ills It puisIblei" sald uur itlentt.
''ludaue, thin, it II sir; but khure ] bee that
you're irusn AmerirR, n1t1 10 Tor stories liza not
worth Willy to ba telttn' tliul to ons of your
people. Didn't ] come wid soInr gtntctue1.
,rotn the states tu this plaza q stort tlMe uxo,
nnd ths diytl such stories ] ever heard IN my
1.tc n they gave ne. wondhcr II they could
DO thruef Aud wonlAeriuE l haye been, ever
fsucc heard thin, what wundherful plaza aud
talu.s ye must have there! wonlther u tue
Rturics weEs thFuet' ugain said tue Euitls, as II
eLErietl to the depths ol tluubt aud reflection.
''N Int are thu stor1est" sa!d our friend.
''''nurs," asld the guide. II couldn't: b
te!lisi' nli The htor!es III abort ride like this:
but one at thin has struck iny hrast ani soul,
ana ~! n!scr forget !l--niser. n,.ss! wouaher
II 1t ran be tTue!h
We will decide"
Eone Vt ny tales, shife they began to give nle
bAsl. t4e Woudhers. and ons u sl!m-A very
daeenl-loukln' maa lie was, aud nut given,
kDuuld thiuk, 10 courtic' the uistl by IY!u'--be-
suu 10 tell u tie spliudl1 hotels }ez have III
America, anl-l'l nlyer forget it-toll sus that
Avenue Hotel. and that It WIZ tlrea milss aud u
halt aoay; tot only that, sir. but that The
waitteIk Fu.e round on poule4 AAfsln' tic
EurAtsl l Nond4eF II that was thEusW
, 1879-01-02
COMMERCIAL.

Yesterday was recognized as holiday bv tho
members Of tho board OF Trade and tho whole-
sale firms generally. Tho grain and provision
markets wcrc nominal. Tic South Water
street stores were open few hours 10 receive
tho goods brought Ia by tho morning trains. and
closed by noon. Tho day was observed BY
many Of tho retail houses.
, 1879-01-02
A Nav Type.Settsr,


Dir. James o. Civpnans, Of thls ,!ty, has Just
returned from Chtrago, Whuss hs las beeti to
Aupcrtntend the Introduction vi tho usw prtnt-
nu ulachlnu, whlct 1t Il usscrte4l, IL to entirely
ruvuutiupixe the art Vi typo1ettinK. The lnA
ehiut which, Ax& bern tQken u Chicago t& q
lltustuptlic machine. out ~ more Ut that CHAR
acter Will te built. tho stsseutypng murhillt,,
wbich will te rs4dy Tor exhibition next week, has
proved I snccess. As. ChaElea +, AIuosc, of
Nest TirRtu!a. ID the urgiua! inventor; aud ho
and Mr. o. Mtycnth4let {of Hail d cot ot
Baltimore. have Together perfected tue stcrr,,-
typlc feature. Bosh srs young tnvu,
but possessed Of tine mechanical genius.
j., IL said that NJ axusEt operator will
print from lfty to seventy Muf,l4 minute III
tbs machine, aud tAat Mas Jultu u AMP, of this
xtty. p1lnss continuously ut the r4ts of seventy.
hvs words minute. 'rh.s will reQuisu ~ tu
wv or more unget-sttokes. uuw lopg ean l,u-
nian muscles keep IN this speedll The n,a-
chine, it L. further asssEed, prfuts with alI sszes
of type; does aHay With kAe uecc4sity 1or uu-
neto4s ''cases"; tisuetl4es with tbs "distFibl-
itou " Ut t,pc; ''IustiJesn more rapidly ihan
The prtBteF, GpfEEeLx mistakes With ulufe ease,
mud Fsxds and corrects ptuof more readily. lAe
great speed Vt the machus IL secured, II Is
stated, through ths utility Ut thc operator.
osi1y to peculiar construction vi tue iustru-
Heut. to psiDt at upe stEokt any word where
tue letters Occur in alphabetical Or
atr: - f9f IL. ia'tanss, tae words "a,a,"
OF otheFs nle printed II one stroke. tie
, 1879-01-02

amounts for the Hflh and sixth charges arc un-
intelltRiblc, but the total shows that tho two
together amounted to Two Rhlflngs Atxpc1ce:
1t wt he seen that tho liquor bilt 1t tho tnrtat
was more than the cost OF the collin and slG1tnE
the Rravn; whiln tho bill for liquor during lit
sickness {onI7 fire ,lays) and At tho bnrta; WAS
more than that foe collin, digging tho grave,
praye.clothcs, and laying ont tic body. The
following Is the bill:
John WhIpple, his demand Tor expenses upon
James "saklsy tos Esakleyl In his ssexness and
James Wealthy. IN hto sickness (as my house).
and fnnerall e1peneer, from Thuffilar In ocsnhcr
M.
., d,
To vlctualtb and Drinckca for htm....oo OF o0
To 2 quarts OF rum BY his order fur
ThosG That came to see him. ...00 I'll W
To my Trnnhle, tcndcnte. and beI'nR -
To rum 1t hts Dnryn'', Bquarts. ..-...0o % W
To QtiArt OF wtre...
To 4 xslIon Of strong beerc.... ......... >. :.
To q sheete, CAP, snd muller, for hts
To washing Of Epcnesur 0lncJ: and
helping Lay him outs one ulght and
halle . u&f.... s..............'. ..W VI w
The Totall Of this Aeompx errors ex.
ceptcu ....I-... .t-.s.s-+...Vl ~ "
To Archibald watching u................u0 VI 90
To his Colin d Digging - 0raua.... o0 " %
Iut2u. ........ -...... ........s+..V@ w W